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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
The Price Of Gasoline

There is a wide variation III
the price of gasoline in this coun.
try. Discussing the question oil
gasoline prices, the Rome News
Tribune observes;
Reductions in the price of gas
oline are being made throughout
the country, but, Georgia CON
sumers continue to pay high
price.
Gasoline is now 20 cents a gal
lon in New York and 18 cents a
gallon in Colorado. Ohio filling
stations are selling it from Is to
Is cents a gallon.
A price war at Tampico be-
tween petroleum companies has
resulted in crude oil selling at
about one-fourth its usual price.
A reduction of one cent gal
lon in West Virginia makes the
price of gasoline in that State q
cents gallon, including a two
cent State tax.
The tank wagon or wholesale
price Of gasoline in New Jersey
Is II cents a COLON. If the re-
tailers there make only two cents
a gallon as in Georgia, the retail
price is 19 cents.
Gasoline dealers, the wholesale
distributors, blame the high
freight rates for the price of the
motor fuel in this State. Freight
rates in Georgia ought not to be
any higher than to other States
an equal distance from the rein
cries. Much of the gasoline that
is sold In other States at lower
price than in Georgia is shipped
from the port of Savannah
through Georgia.
The difference Of from two to
seven cents a gallon in the price
of gasoline in Georgia as com
pared with other States amounts
ito hugs sum in a few weeks, In
Floyd county alone 219,OO0 gal
Ions of gasoline was consumed in
August. At two cents a gallon
that means a premium of $4,38O
that the consumers here paid,
and at seven cents a gallon it was
premium of $15,240. One cent
a gallon is estimated to be equiva-
lent to $1,000,O00 a year in Geor-
gia. IL the present excessive
price is maintained year in this
State, Georgia consumers will pay
to the oil companies a tax of
from $2,000,000 to $7,000,000
this year, That is enough to
build many miles of road.
The oil barons will compe
the government to place the
price Of gasoline under govern
ment regulation. Just as the In
terstate Commerce Commission
fixes the price the railroads may
charge for freight or passengers
SO just the Federal government
will inevitably name the price
Of gas. Such wide fIuctuation,
of prices as have existed anc
still exist cannot but result in fed
eral control. In some respects i
is justas important tohave chear
gasoline as cheap freight rates
1t is coming and that soon, un
less the oil men deal more fairly
with the public.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
The Trainin0 School

Congratulations and words of
appreciation are due to all those
who have made the Methodist
Training School such an out
standing success.
To those ministers ard lay
men who have worked unceas-
ingly during the week much
credit is due, but the major
praise should go 10 those men
sPff )wPPe4 wboaf,pjeht after.
night, through most disagTeeable
weather and over roads almost
impossible, have labored so
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
Old Days In Americas

smile that brings inspiration to his
hundreds of friends here. came over
yesterday from his home in Dublin
for day among friends in Amer
Gus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
NOTHING MORE USELESS

When a gossiper gets it in the
neck, or some other vulnerable
spot, it makes US feel coed. There
is nothing more useless on this
earth than the man or woman
who makes it his or her business
to go abuot scattering tales about
some other person. Triton Ga
zette.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
A THOUGHT

Seest thou man diligent in his
business? he shall stand before
kings.-Prov. 22:29
-
To business that we love, we rise
betimes and go to it with delight
Shakespeare.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
The STANDARD
BY Ahern

TRADE REVIVAL SALE!
Swift Selling of Great Quantities
of Merchandise at Greatly Reduc-
cd Prices. Three Times Each
Week We Will Print New List
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
OUT

OOI
Trade with South America, after
a great hullabaloo, is proving dis 4p-
pointing. Brazil has bought
million dollars worth of America
products in seven months. But Re
United Kingdom bought IS times
as much in the same period, Canada
about nine times as mu.h and Ger
many k3uJ six times as mucn a.
Brazil.
China. on the other land, buy:
over twice the amount of Brazil
purchases from us. Our big trad
market still is across the Atlant
and our big future market across
the Pacific.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
Give That Boy a Square
Deal

The ambition Of practically
every business man is to give a
square deal to every one with
whom he does business. Con-
sciously or unconsciously he
asks himself the question, Am
| dealing fairly, am giving full
value to my customers, is my
word as good as my bond2"
But how often does father
ask himself that self-same ques-
ton when he thinks of that son
of his?
Success in business depends
on square deal. Modern com
merce demands it, but there is
no such rigid rule applying to
the father or 9. son, and, of the
two, it is more necessary that
that boy be given a square deal
ea than to those from who we de-
rive monetary profit.
That boy is the future citizen.
The safety and prosperity of
,a America DEPENDS ON HIM.
rSHe takes up where dad leaves
off.
AS a father, it is your duty to
! know that boy; to know his
! friends, his associates, his am
: Billions and his desires. 1t is
= your duty to guide him in his
W selection of books and maya
l zines. as, we'll as his playmates,
and it is that thought which
causes this to be written.
Since man first began to place
his thoughts on paper there have
been good books and bad ones;
magazines that are worthy a
Places5n the home and, some that
are not; but Of late we have been
impressed with the great volume
-nof trash and positively damning
stuff that is appearing in some
of the magazines of today; ar
ticles that are dangerous to ma
ture minds, much less to those
still in formative state. One
of these articles or stories may
completely unbalance the mind
OF an immature youth.
As father, if you are giving
that boy square deal, you are
watching his reading; you know
q what magazines and what books
he reads; you should know or
You cannot guide him and help
mold his character.
No boy can have finer com
fpanion than books and maya
zines, provided they are clean,
Wholesome and Worthwhile. No
boy can select a more vicious
scompanion that some of the
Books and magazines that may
he had for few cents. Wisely
guided he will in time learn to
select and love those things
(which are clean and worthwhile.
Lett to himself he may become
perverted and will in time view
lite from a vicious angle.
For years we have read one
magazine that is filled with
stories and articles that will ere
ate a laudable ambition in the
mind of a boy; that will aid him
in lifes battles; that will inspire
him to attempt great things and
will comfort him when failure
stares him in the face. We re-
fer to the American Magazine,
published by the Crowell Pub
fishing Co, Merle Crowell, edi-
tor. And there are hundreds of
Others just as good; we mere cite
this one as an example.
Some one once said: Show
me the books boy reads, show
me the pictures on his wall. and
! will tell you what sort of a man
he will likely make. Books
and magazines, carefully select
ed. are among a boy sand a
girls - best friends and com
papions.
Give that boy of yours a
square deal by aiding him in the
selection of the things he reads.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
PENALTY

People who cause fires by carless-
ness should be punished by courts,
argues the state fire marshal Of
Massachusetts. He thinks the care
less man cannot be converted into
careful man simply BY telling him
to be careful.
This is direct re" -on'ng without
any bunk. A pena 5y IS not ALWAYS
a preventive. But it helps. It's
the kick in a live wire that keeps
people away. Carlessness becomes
officially criminal when il
endangers the lives or property of
others.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

DR.. Yen heads the Picking govern
.nent, proving even a name which
sounds like money counts.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

Three men who failed to escape
from the Atlanta (Ga.1 pen must
spend this winter in Jail, where it is
lice and warm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
E54&a7u6
X hsNbcrt Apae
FUNNY?

The funniest thing in the rourd-
the-world airplane flight, says Lieu
tenant Smith, was the way ne
frightened natives in Indo-China
fled into the woods when they saw
the huge steel birds swocping down
toward them.
It didn't strike those Malay ma
tives as being especially humorous,
George Washington would probably
have dropped dead of heart failure
if he could have seen one of these
planes.
We've approached it gradually, 50
it has none of the terrors of what
is magical and not far from super
natural-this flying magic carpet. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

The Geramn cabinet is about 10
be overturned, but then that has to-
come German custom, so don't
worry.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
LUXURY

An old London newspaper, year
1887, comes to light with this social
notice: Randolph Churchill is Q
perfect type of gentleman. HIS
huose is appointed CONNIE il faut
with electric lights in every room. "
Do you remember when one Of
the towns richest men was pointed
out as the daring and extravaganza
owner of the communitys first
horseless carriage2
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
THIEVES

4 Scotland Yard detective discusses
the unwritten law among British
crooks, by which members of the
royal family are not to be robbed
under any circumstances.
Over here there are no such dis.
tinctions. Poor boxes in churches
are pillaged by providers, widows
and orphans robbed and swindied
with intent. the poorest consun er
gouged to the last penny of possible
eXtortion.
Even a detective occasionally has
his badge lifted" by dip. Being
younger civilization than the Brit
ish, our thieves have not as yet 6.
tablished tradition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
BIKES

More bicycles were made and
sold in America in the last year tl.an
ever before. They seem less be
cause, lost in the swarm of autos,
they do not attract attention.
Among boys there's as great long
ing for 'bikes" as when father was
a lad. Youth prefers means of
locomotion propelled by youths
own power. The auto, requiring lit
tie effort, is FOR the older and lazier
generation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
l01l57mS
}aNS

IN LlsDOn, a DOmb thrOWn INTO
the Hotel Swiss-Atl2ntic may have
bent a few of their steaks.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26
MvshfG s g.: 4:

There are plenty of things must have wings, for
they come and they nser then 1t is well worth smile how
you have them while and they're gone just where you don't
1t is well we begin the little pin its life is short
one at best 1t serves you day. then into nowhere
to join all the rest
And then comes to mind any penciyou find that mat
ter how costly cheap minute they're here then
disappear They're mighty hard object to keep.
And say where's the fea who's an umbrella who's man
aged to keep it for long? It's suddenly borrowed the owner is so
rowed Another good rain-stick gone wrong.
I'm nqustve would to know what the answer to
all this be. Things CO. that we know but lust where do tbev
go? 1t is always a mystry o ne
Copyright, 1924 NEA Service Inc)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

The trouble with getting sone-
body to help you spell a word is they
look as if you were so ignorant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26


the Hotel Swiss-Atlantic may have
bent a few of their steaks.
Three men who failed to escape
from the Atlanta (Ga.1 pen must
spend this winter in Jail, where it is
lice and warm.
DR.. Yen heads the Picking govern
nent, proving even a name which
sounds like money counts.
The Geramn cabinet is about 20
be overturned, but then that has lo-
come a German custom, so don't
worry.
The trouble with getting soue-
body to help you spell word is they
look as if you were so ignorant.
The polo trot is said to be the
newfall dance, but We don't know f
Chey run neck and neck or nose and
nose.
A sugar surplus is reported; this
time by the market editor instei I
of by the June husbands.
Farmers from various sections
report profits from crop pools, IN.
less there were sharks in them.
Jasper (Ala.) man claims ne
heard a snake say 'hello", but the
revenue men haven't done a thing.
1t is easier to get the children to
bed, now that they have their les
sons to study.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

There is a wide variation in
the price of gasoline in this coun-
try. Discussing the question of
gasoline prices, the Rome News
Tribune observes:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-26

The polo trot is said to be the
newfall dance, but we don't know f
they run neck and neck or nose and
nose.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
NOTAs DE CABO ROJo

En- ell Teatro "Libertad", que Sc
gun dice su propietario el amigo Don
Manolo, es ell teatro del pueblo, por
el pueblo y para el pueblo; llevaron-
sc efeeto tres magnifcas funciones
por los simpaticos actores de la Com
pania Hermann Morita (Morita) dis
'tinguiendose Ell todos los n1meros de
los progfan'as, la gentil tonadillera
Rosita del Toro Y el joven actor CO.
mico Don Jose Mora, llevando todo;
gratas impresiones de este mi que
rido pueblo Caborrojeno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
UNDECIMO ROUND

Comienza con Firpo colocando un
fuerte punetazo izquierdo en- la qui-
jada de Wienert. Ambos parecen ex-
tenuados. Firpo tira un terrible pu-
netazo derecho que resbala por el
cuello de Wienert; y este coloca dos
buenos Fjabs" izquierdos y I'm hook
derecho en- la cara del "toro". Char
ley coloca un golpe izquierdo al es-
tonnage, 10 sube luego a la cara.
Firpo ataca'a al cuerpo, pero sin hacer
gran efecto, pues recibe varios pu-
netazos en- la cara. Al final del round
Firpo recibe dos fuertes golpes. FL
round corresponds tambien Weinert.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
DE BARCELoNETA

Durante los dias 10 Y 20 del actual
noviemb bre, viose Ell case que ante la
Corto Federal tenia pendiente Ell muy
estimado amigo y eompueblano, el
Lcdo. Juan T. Puig. ~
Ell resr1tado no podia ser otro que
ell que imponia la justicia mas pura
que puede concebirse entire los hom-
bres; no podia ser otro que ell que ha-
bia aHgurado la soberana opinion pd-
blica, o sea que Ell amigo Puig dez1os-
traria ST. inocencia cuando lin jurado
compuesto por hombres sin passion de
ningun gtnero, le briEdara la oportuni-
dad de oirlo.
Los iHnumerab bles amigos de toda Ia
sla, con que cuenta ell senior Puig, han
So bido corresponder a su anlistad, bien
estrcchando afectuosamente su diestra,
o con telegramas de verdadera sinceri-
dad.
Asi Sc portaron los buenos amigos
de la isla con ell querido hombrc pd-
blico amigo. GY BarceIoneta7 El pue-
blo ardia de entusiasmo tan pronto CO.
:no Sc supo la absolucion, y Sc congra-
gabs a ia entrada para ovacionar al
que triunfalmente entraria una vez mas
q Ba-ccloneta esperado por toos. Anc-
che jucvas demostro este pueblo Ell
amor que guarda por Ell hombre que 40
Ia sabido mas que hacek. bien en- Bar
celoneta y en- todcs los Ssios donde an
tes tuvo ~ecidencia.
Ell amigo Puig no pudo llegar tenn
prano a Barceloneta para abrazar q
su eSposa hijos que 10 aguardaban an
siosos como ell contingente que Sc habia
reunido frente su casa, porque ell au-
tom6vil en- que viajaba sufrio ciertos
contratiempos. Pero tArde en- la noche
Sc veia n multitud incansable como es-
pcraba, sin importarle que la llegada
dal amigo fuera en- las horas de Ia ma
fiana. Ell hombre de bien, como Ell amigo
Puig dc coraz6n tan noble, modesto
aiin en- la conqrista del mas bello de
los triunfos, siempre tiene un amor in
comparable de parte del pueblo agrade.
cido fiel, amor que pasa ser vene-
raci6n en- la posteridad.
CoRRESPoNsAL ESPECIAL
Nov. 21, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
ACTIVIDADES DE LA ASOCIA-
CIoN CRISTIANA DE JOVENES

En- Ia noche del martes dia 18 del
actual reuniose por segunda vez el CO.
mite organizador de la exhibici6n ginl-
nastica que dara esta institution en- el
Teatro Municipal Ell 10 de diciembre
pr6ximo, para discutir ell programa que
Sc dara a conocer en- breve, y que a
juzgar por la actividad de los seno-
res que 10 componen reSultara un
gran exito.
Cinco afios pr6ximamente hace que
la Asociaci6n Cristiana de J6venes no
daba una exhibicion, poderosa raz6n
para que este pdblico de San Juan
que tan buena acogida le dio a las
organizadas por Ell Sr. Grimm, primer
director fisico de esta Association, es-
t6 ansfoso por asistir a esta exhibi-
ci6n, donde los jovenes socios de la
Y.M. "A. daran a conocer sus ade-
lafitos en- 10 que cultura fisica con-
cierne.
La. Association Cristiana de J6venes
no da estas exhibiciones con fines lu-
crativos,, su unico prop6sito es dar a
conocer al pdbico las actividadeS de
esta institution en- relacon al desarro-
llo de sus socios. Por esta raZon Sc
cobrara un precio minimo por las en-
tradas de acuerdo con los gastoS que
ocasiones la exhibici6n.
Los celebres gimnastas Eduardo
Mendez Suarez, Jose Antonio Suarez
y Sturtevant Todd estan preparando
su magnifco numero de maromas, que
tantos aplausos les valid en- las otras
exhibiciones en- que ellos tomaron par
te. Tambien sc est&n entrenando los
jovenes boxeadores, asi como tambier
los luchadores que daran a conocer
los adelantos que bajo La direction del
Sr, David Ramirez y del Sr. Antonio
Serrano han obtenido. Ell Sr. Thayel
est& preparando un "drill'' de ia
chos, cosa nunca vista en- Puerto Ri
co y que estamos seguros sera unc
dc los numeros mas atractivos por
su originalidad. El Sr. Albanese,
ayudante del director fisico, tiene q
cargo la preparation de los Adde'S
centes, el Sr. Russell de los memo
res, nos atrevemos a asegurar QUE
bajo su direcci6n estos jovencitos no.
hsr3n paSar I'M buen ratio admirand'
sus ejercicios ginnasticos. va sab
Ell pdblico de San Juan, Santurce .
Rio Piedras que su sitio de reunion G
tdiecinueve de diciembre es ell Teatr
| Municipal, donde pasaran un bue
ratio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
OCTAVo ROUND

Firpo coloca un buen golpe dere-
cho a la quijada. Sigue un cambio
de golpes al cuerpo. Firpo retrocede
y entOnces tira un golpe izquierdo
a la cabeza. Firpo coloca un pune
tazo derecho las costillas. Firpo
coloca dos golpes mas al cuepo; pero
luego recibe un fuerte "uppercut"
que lie hace dano. Firpo aparenta es-
tar fatigado. Weinert tira golpes de-
rechos al cuerpo de Firpo, Y en- con-
recibe un terrible punetazo
derecho en- la quijada. Firpo coloca
un buen "cross" derecho en- la man
dibula de Weinert cuando son6 ell
campanillazo. Ell round fue de Firpo.
Al final de este periodic Weinert
no presentaba nj una sola marca de
los golpes de Firpo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
SEPTIMO ROUND

Firpo sorprende a todos demos
trando buenos conocimientos; enga
iia con la izquierda y tira un buen
punetazo derecho que da en- ell blan-
co. Firpo despues esquiva un pene-
taTo derecho que lie tira su contra
rio la cabeza. Pelean cautelosamen-
te. Charley lleva al "toro" hasta las
cuerdas, pero sin hacerle daiio. Fir
po coloca un punetazo izquierdo y
uno derecho en- la mandfbula. Y el
round termina POGO despues, CORES
pondiendo a Firpo.
Cuando Firpo Sc dirigio a su es-
quina al final de este round presen-
taba IN labio terriblemente cortado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
DECIMo ROUND

Cambian golpes durante varios Sc
gundos; pero POGO efectivos. Clin-
chan. Firpo sigue ataeando, recibien-
do su turno varios punetazos IL
quierdos en- la cara. Weinert esquiva
un terrifico, pero errado Swing.
Firpo trata de colocar un. upper
cut'' que da en- ell cuerpo de su anita
gonista; vuelta a intentar colocar
otro, pero falla y recibe varios pu-
letazos izquierdos en- la cara. Firpo
coloco dos golpes derechos la qui-
jada cuando son6 ell campanillazo.
Este round fue tambien de Weinert.
Weinert Sc hallaba visiblemente
aturdido cuando este round concluyo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
NOVENO ROUND

Firpo sangra por el labio inferior
cuando sale en- este round. Ell "toro"
faHa un golpe derecho, Y sigue un
"clich". Firpo falla otro golpe dere-
eho y recibe en- la cara varios pu-
fietazos izquierdo. Weinert Sc lie acer-
ca y lie da un punetazo derecho la
cara. Firpo, peleando furiosamente,
tira tres rapidos Swings" man
tener distanciado a su contrario con
su izquierda. Firpo continda atacan-
do, golpea fuertemente Charley
en- la nariz, haciendole sangrar abun-
dantemente. AL terminar ell round
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
Continuation de la Sra. pag.

cara de su contendiente con un gol-
pc izquierdo, y lie da un fuerte golpe
directo derecho en- la nariz que le
hace visible efecto. Charley trata de
"boxear" a su adversario. Firpo ira
ia de colocar varios golpes, fallan-
dolos y yendose al clinch despues.
Firpo esquiva un golpe izquierdo y
coloca uno fuertisimo derecho que
hace estremecer a Weinert. Fue ta-
bias este periodo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24
DUODECIMO ROUND

Sc lanza al encuentro entire la
exaltacion de la muchedumbre que
aclama delirante a Weinert, gritan-
dole continuamente que siga sereno
y cauteloso. Firpo tira dos Swings,
derechos la quijada; Sc lanza nue.
vamente sobre su contendiente 10
lleva hasta las cuerdas. Pero Vein
ert defende y esquiva admirable
mente. Firpo tira un "swing" dere-
cho a la cara, recibiendo en- contes-
tacion un golpe similar en- la cabe-
"a. Weinert repite nuevamente su
golpe izquierdo doble; primero 10 CO.
loca en- ell cuerpo Y luego 10 sube a
la cara. Firpo tira un fuerte upper
cut" a la mandibula. Pelean con gran
furia y ligereza. Firpo retrocede pa
ra esquivar varios golpes izquier-
dos, siendo seguido de Weinert, que
vuelve a hacer sangrar por la nariz
a Firpo. Ell round corresponds a
Weinert.
(De "La Prensa" de New York;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-24

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que ca 81 tocan
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rrofiza aun a
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rrero, hasta los
leones Y los IT,
gres Sc huml-
nan.
Los cientffi-
cos, al estudiar
las costumbres
de este verda-
dero rey de las
S e lV a S, h a II
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secreto de su
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una digestion perfecta Y un or
ganismo que no tiene igual en-
fuerza sostenida' vitalidad y
La perfecta digestion es Ia
base de toda fuerZa v vitalidad.
Sencillamente significa aprove-
char todos los elementos nutri-
tivos del alimento, Y eliminar
todo 10 que no puede. ser con-
vertido en- sanGre Saludable, hue
so musculo.
safortunadamente nuestros
hAbitos modernos de conner, i'm
piden la buena digestion, eau
sando de esta manera desor-
denes del est6mago. tales como
agruras. gas, hinchaz6n, eructo,
estrenimiento, lengua ,sucla, sa-
muchos otros slntomas que de-
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Weinert vence a Firpo por....

Weinert hizo sangrar Firpo por la
boca.
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ElRey delasSelvas
La Ciencia ha Descubierto el Secreto de s,a
Fuerza Asornbrosa-Ud. Tarabien Puede
Poseer Este Secreto.

masiadas veces traen consigo
Intermediates que quebrantan Ia
salud. Para restaurar ell sistema.
a su estado normal. eS precise
auxiliar Ell funeionamiento del