davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30

Marion American Legion members
are making plans for big celebra-
ton when John r. QUINN national
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30

Sixty Marion Boy Scouts assisted
police in directing traffic on circus day
and were guests of Mayor George r.
Daniels at the circus in the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30

An electric storm at Columbus put
900 phones out of order.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30

Bloomington chapter, Indiana
League of Women Voters has been or.
sanized. The chapter will send dele
gates to the State convention in Mich.
igan City May 1915.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-30

Searching for wolf that had killed
a lamb, farmers near La Porte found
seven young wolves lin a lair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-27
Don't wait for time to
heal that itching rash

NEGLECT OF even the slight
est akin rash. roushncss.
ehahng or soreness may have
serious consequences Painful,
disfguring complaints like &c
zema. %ringworm, etc. all start
in a small way.
The safest plan i, to keep n
jar Of Resinol Ointment ready
to use at the first sign of skin
trouble. 1t promptly stops
itching and reduces inhamms-
ton and burning. The tiny
pores readily receive this sooth.
ing ointment. and its healing
influence is carried far below
the surface Of the skin.
Resinol Soap is a favori,e
with thousands who like its
generous lather. 90 refreshing
and cleansing. AT all druggists.
REsINOL
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will very soon have 10 have someone
20 b.Ein teaching llitlo Jack.
I am learning new things about
women every day. Hero Ia this ono
about Leslie and Ruth Cunzpiring 10
DO something for the sister o. Harry
Ellington. whom Leslie hated like
poison and who Inundated Ruth and
nearly broke her heart
I am sending Mrs. Athorton TO
PittsburE tomorrow and I nm going
over to have dinner with Ruth and
Waiter tonight and look the Girl over.
and n / think she will do ! am going
to send Zoo Ellington-thnt's her
namc-with her.
I hate 20 let Mu. Athcrton tackle
Pittsburg and tho plant alone. M /
am afraid she is going TO have some
personal trouble in that city. II looks
TO inc an tho IL were waiting for her.
I'll tell you all about II when you get
here.
Must stop now for I am going TO
have a wind.up conference this morn.
Ing with tho directors OF tho Acme.
Now that l am going 10 leave this
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The Tangle


"a great rurrssa ~ the shop but Mrs
At4ertun .aid that ALREADY shs hAs
heard much gossip ana crusurr o,
Burke Tor allowing hla wife 90 work
Ruth spends a. least four hours %
day there.
~ was an yry we'll Tor Ruth 10 do
10 when shr had 10. but uov WHEN
she can have everything shr wants
In tho world Il looks a. tho burke
was mfhrr mean and sting.
People are saying thui hF furnished
Oh" capital 90 set The thing started.
I 30 not Eu1w anything about that
bur I Do know That someone fur
UlvheI fHr money. iof LrrH- keep,
81. 600 in her uaii tafe Tor her un,
90 che was able 70 Ett things go
Ing We had q mix-gp about H.
and I WIS in The wrong as usual.
Tho gossip raya however. that
Burke sent her This money purely
AE a business Investment. and npw
because y 10 doing 70 wsll be doesn't
want 70 give u up eyFa u his wife
must give a great deal Of her tlme
90 &c 10 keep % EginE l can't under
stand this iu any man
! know I would feel pretty mean 20
let leslie carry On D business when
my income is what u B now. ana
Burke has 10 times "a much as l.,
ny The way ala you oyt hear that
Harry Ellington lad a sister, As
well as I knew him l had no idea Of
H. Ruth Burke says she Is n very
lovely girl She u now staying with
tho Burkss. hut I think she II going
over 70 Issiie'a Tho EiFl wants to
be independent and Leslie thinks sho
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Fun and Frolic Fast and Furious!

(hiRIsTAAs. New years Valentines day. washington's birthday.
- ST. PntrckB day. April Fools day, May day, Fourth OF July. Hal
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directions, games decontions, menus prizes, favors. stunts and cos.
think o.
Every hostess planning a party for any sort Of occasion will want
inc booklets just prepared by our Washington bureau entertainment
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No matter what the occasion. the hostess can turn TO ono OF these
booklets and find Just what she needs to make her party n success.
Iho group OF four booklets ac ~ arranged that they can easily be
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Costumes for Partcs-Four pages of directions and suggestions for
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Menus, Prizes and Fayors for Partes-Eight pages OF sugrostions
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@JORmAinSEeX
N3AMaSteKTh Thief
NRIhthWSomeS Roche
~ copyrSht 1914 NEA Service Ina
HIAIM uIENLIEM HID HNSMHW
Nlf1IIE ULEWVlENIED NN$KEN

AS always my master sou are
ugHt said Jhe cripple will tgIr
phone Tor "a taElgal wr shall tlsap.
pear. In "a fortnight He shall band
n ia belle Frame
But 30 much may happen n "a
fortnight
4 uatteT myself that E was "a limo
worthy % tho situation Certainly
Cochet and Letter greeted Il with
that stark amaEgmrut which a du
matte speech should arouse. ] assure
YOU chat 1 have never rnj0krJ %
moment as much as I have enjoyed
thlH o. as. au automltie pistol
in my hand. ! followed my words
into the roem from behind tHa couch
CaChrt recovered hts srlfpoesTz.
sion nui
1rhts De- au unexpected honor mon
sieuT. hr said
4 shrugxrd The more honor. tho
more surprise 90 q modest man /
Einuri utes0yurs wIU kindly JIr
waite their hands ana Keep them Boz
tho air
The huHeHbaeE flashed "a lightning
gl1Urr 81 question ~ che white
Eagle but Caenrt knew TINT behind
my iFyitE lurke1 Erlmutrs
"uhFv. tlgoui bn ordered lie
looked Ht mn. Does monsieur care
20 EXPLAIN
] doubt u could have carried ms
self ans tettcr than hH u such a
situation
The Anderson Jewel box and Its
contents monsieur wId "lr mon
aieug win kindly Eivo chat 20 me I
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I drew a ackkulfc. ! opened Il and
placed it on tho floor
1T viii take you perhaps Is min,
utes 20 saw your bonds" I told
Cochct. And despite MONSIEUR AZ
fable manner. I feel that I need n
quarter Of an hour In which 20 din.
appear.
Cochet smiled. but behind that
smile lay deadly menace. AlwayB
from now on, a morc dangerous
enemy than tho police would bo az
my heels. Tho no smiled. Cochct
would never forgive this ~ludlgnity.
Bon aoir. mousl0urH, I said. I
had failed. but / tried 10 carry or
my failure with a good grace. / am
not our vulgar crook who descends
20 threat or torture. Ny reasoning
had been sound. / did not believe
that the box had been surrendered
70 a confederate, but what ia belief
in the face Of fact?
You viii have time 10 escape from
this house. I said. before the 20.
lice arrive here. provided that there
Ia some element Of truth In the jests
] heard you exchange. Because I
have been unfortunate is no n
that I should wish you ~ fortune.
Again. good evening. gentlemen.
And then I saw n CLEAN Of triumph
on the delicate face Of tho bunch.
t.gH ~ avn -.nvg4 rf,r-TaN 1s
my profession unless one has the
quick intuition Of a m And to
that Intuition must be coupled the
logic OF n mnn-not Of an ordinary
man, but that sort OF man that I am
/ remembered how lnaensitivo tho
cripple's hump had seemed 10 the
rough touch Of the bully whom I had
knocked down. I tried to visualize
the sIeight Of hand by which tho box
had been extracted from Anderson's
safe even as tho millionaire locked
It's door. Where had tho box been
hidden?
/ remembered the affair Of the one.
eyed man, and how "a pearl had been
secreted in a glass eye. Tho jewel.
box was too bulky 90 DC placed in
the pocket Of a dinner Jacket, and
both OF these mon wor evening
clothes. And the cripple wore n look
Of triumph. Also. his hump was not
sensitive.
oh. Armand Cochet Is the white
Eagle, but 1 am John Ainslsy! Shall
I add more, or shall I let the modest
narration Of my deeds speak for me?
/ bent over. tore the dinner jacket
from the body Of Lotler. exposed the
carefully contrived false hump. and
from that artificial dcformlty / took
the je%wel.boK.
/ waved them n hooking goodbye.
with the box under my arm beneath
my coat. / sauntored out OF tho
house, over to Fifth Avenue. and
TAXED, like any law.abidIng citizen,
to my apartment overlooking tho
park.
Five minutes later I was oxamln.
ing the contents OF the casket. I
was rich. / could abandon forever
the lifo to which necessity had driven
me. At least. on that April evening
I thought that I could. I did not
know that sometimes there IS truth
in old saws. I had forgotten one OF
once a thief"
beginning In Our Next Issue:
"THIENES' JJSTICE.t1
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Fisheries Dean to
Talk to Club Men

Dean John y. COBB, head Of the col.
legc OF fisheries az the uaiycrsity OF
Washington, will address members OF
the University Commercial club at
Rogers az noon next Thursday. De.
eembsr & New club songs viii be
introduced b. Jay W. Thatcher, OF.
fetal SON leader.
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"a shaggy ODD fellow is roNsslhr1I
Ils WhiskrHs make most a remark
allr rri
For chickens and turkeys and kit.
tens and such
An their HgratehiuEa aud EobbiinEs
don't bother him much,
Tie lir1 in tho field. an brown In
the grass
Nat m,ndiHE tho uihbies Of creatures
that I1s,
uf calves coz of colts. tht greedy
young uskyu,
That never 30 by without munrhinE
hia wlisEru
ruwHrlhsad wears a night cap
thick and plain,
Farmer Hr0wu says rra really 90
keep or The rain.
hut ! think hos ashamed ~ It.
TowsrIhr1I Dos
II De looks Ike "a Granny lta ng
fault o. his
zone day DE- told Scare Grow and
Scare Crow told me,
fThry Talk 90 each othcr-thcyrc
cousins you Erfl
one reason he hates 20 his night
cap on top
Tho children can't slide. Farmer
Brown made them stop
That Wa The next riddle tbr ma
Ts lady asked the Mother Goose
people az Mr.. JONAS orchard party,
WHO IL Tuwsrlhcad Hhr asked
when ahe had finished
Please. ma'Bm. n e a corn.
asked Little BOY Blue
$50. 10 isn't. said the Riddle
LADY "lltho cornsiaIka arc t8assl
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heads I must Ey They meyer
uUmh fhH.r hair
"lm not surr that 8 isn't aueHgr
]falrrrruN unmarked Tho uliAiBn
an Clothed Don Leather % solomon
GWBiE Why kew "a rHauer0v
ones who was just fitrn up b. tho
farm creatures 10 stood trIr "a
fence and every tnln Ned Nag or
Charlie colt tamr near ne fence.
they rhrurd up Hia aru ur hla
head EVERY day b. had ~ lF fixed
up HIi over again nd nudy Farm.
tr Brown had 70 shake psppsr an
over him 20 teFh ihusf horses a
lesson
$50. T~ovsclhrd lsHt "a "a
GROW said me luddlo1 Lads.
n rEuuld hiuk would us
ash AIMED u hIuciL ID Old Moth
90 Hubbard "pfiina chickens ruust
u h.H halr IrH ~ most uHtliy
thin. Z ever Faui q
~fhry ryrr MAKE nests ln hIa
hair IauEhs the Riddle Lady.
"aud lly ego ln ilfm
'TItr ideas said Ahther Hubbard
'-rhe idtE ,Eelsmed The OId
Shes w0ma
Tho i1ur rrlsi everybody
"NeatH' EgaF
HAnI kittens Hhsd Mrs spmtt
Personals I dislike eats I was
always Eui that &c cat jumped
over the noon
II huuf The EHnrr" said Mrs
John eve been thinking and
thinking les fala'afk
why. 90 course s1id everybody
How sny
IT'S 8wayH -1sP when you know
how laughed iHr Riddle Lady
10 H. toniinue6
frspyfIFr 1884 o. a Service irri
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beginning In Our Next Issue:
JUSTICE.'1
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FIRST TOUCH OF
P0SLAM STOPS
ALL ITCHING!

The gently. healing medication Of
Poslam Is 50 CONCENTRATED
that II stops itching instantly. II
penotratcs every tiny pore. and
quickly drives away eczema and
other torturing eruptions when 9th.
or remedies ure worse than useless.
Costs only 50e-ut oil druggists
Advertisement.
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place 81 rather tugs AZ my heart
After all. they have been mighty fine
to me-, and am taking on a big load
OF responsibility. a load which already
makes my back ache altho I have
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no, done much but think about llfiug
It.
Just before ! came away Leslie told
10 give you her best love. She
tays that she thinks now she will
probably sec you more often than she
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LETTER FROM JOIIN ALDtN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY JNKfuN,
CnNTINlE D

Talked with Ruth Burke or,r tho
phone yesterday. She az least seems
TO DO very happy Walter Burke
seems very proud Of her and lstH her
DO anything She wants 20,
Mrs. Athrrtop said 90 me yesterday
that Ruth had told her that Sbe was
stIl going 20 Keep up that lingerie
shop I don't sec how Burke can do
this for yog know he Be- q mulu.mil.
uUnaIrc. or course. Ruth has made
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FROM THAT ARTIFICIAL DE
.FoRMuTY / TOOK THE BON
shall bid him bon so,r and bonue
chance / held out my LEFT hand
The White Eagle simulated umusc,
mcut. 1 cut short his laugh.
Il have overheard your C0uyrF5a.
ton. I reminded him.
Monsieur hacks a sense OF hum7r.
he rgtortcd bIandlE. lie accepts idle
Jcsts CAS- solemn truths
The box please. I Insisted.
III m0usieura sad lack or humor
persists, what can we do asked
Cochct
The cripple was ready 60 fight. but
the white Eagle waa a wary old
campaiguer. lie believed that / would
fire, and so he sharply again ordered
the huuChhIek 20 obey. AZ tho
muzzl" 81 my pistol Letter bound.
with the lmpronptu ropes that I had
manufactured from the nsrkticz. tho
hands and feet Of his master. Then
/ made the cripple insert his wrists
thru n ~slipsuonse I drew Il tight.
and the res, was easy. Tho use OF
towels as gags vas unnecessary.
And a few minutes later I decided
that IL had not been necessary even
20 bind them In fact. my present
here was unnecessary. For the An.
dcrson jewcl.box could not DO found
In tho expansive overcoat pockets Of
either OF them. Nor had they lcr
Il in the haI downstairs. or In the
drawing.room. or anywhere else In
the house.
II must have been delivered 10 a
confederate waiting outside the mil
lionaire's house. Yet this | did not
believe. The White Eagle was not
the sort who let's some one else take
charge Of the spols OF his warfare
against society.
Perhaps" said Cochct as I re-
turned from my fruitless search Of
the premises, monsieur is ready to
apologize"
In truth, I was. From my pocket
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did when you were 80 near US here
UnuI / see you, JACK.
Copyright. 1894. y. D. A.. Service. lnrj
T0M0RROW-Lettcr from Nr.
Mary Alden Prescott TO Leslie Pres.
colt.
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think how
COnVgnlent~

i'm any kind of weather any
season - any hour
you can have right at hand the
most delicious milk or cream, as rich
as you want it
for coffee, cocoa, cream soups,
creamed vegetables in any kind of
cooking or baking where the recipe
calls for milk-merely by having Bor-
den's EvaPorated Milk on your kitchen
shelf. That's why the wise housewife
buys several ans at a time.
But to be sure of that pure, fresh
milk flavor and creamy richness, insist
on Borden's.
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L1lGQNOk
PARA Ia INDIGESTION
Observation-Disclosures
Y Gin Amino Ie dieroR
YIhOI
Empleado de Hotel que recupera
su salud

Shelbyville, Indiana, e. L. A-"Yo
estoy empleado en- In hotel V me sem
tia acongo jado, sin amino ri vida para
hacer mi trabajo, con la sangre en-
pobrecida la cara LENA de barros.
Ne debilite tanto que apenas podfa tra-
bAjar. Despues de tomar muchos medi-
camentos sin resultado alguno mi dro-
guista me reeommend0 Vinol despues
de tomarlo algunas semanas me siento
muy beneficiado. con fuerzas salud y
sin los barros que tanto me mortifica.
ban."-Roy F. Bird.
81 lie faitan las fuerzas energfas
como lie sucedio a este seflor tome Vinol
Sc fortalecera. Este prcparado con
tiene peptonas de carne de higado
de bacalao, peptonatos de hierro
manganese glicerofosfatos, sustain
cias recomendadas. por Ia ciencia
medica por Sus propiedadeS tonicas.
No compre medicinas a ciegas. pida
hoy mismo una botella de Yinol a su
farmaceutico Vaya a 10 SECURE.
De venta en- las Farmacias y DrOguerfas
Chester Eest Co.. DisIribaisores Detroit mieh G. A.
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Aver iegaror en- ell ferrocarril Sc
tenta cinco hombres para trabajar en-
Ia Porto Rico Coal Co., Glen para
relevar a los trabaj jadores que estan en-
la descarga de un vapor que esta atra-
cado al mrelle de la Baltimore Line.
FL n1mcro de obreros que hay proceden-
te de ia isla es excessive y probable
'nante ell sabado volveran a sus pueblos
ur numero de ellos.
Sc osperan de un momento otro los
siguientes vapores que traen carga ge-
neral para este puerto:
FL holandes ''Baralt", .el sabado ell
Lake Slavi'' el martes proximo ell
"Delfina'' tambien ell martes ell
"Igrid". aleman con I'm cargamento
de cemento, ell "Corneia'', ell "Cat-
herine sale esta tarde para Saint. Tho
mas.
FL senior H. Peterz, contratista de
trabajos e Mos muelles que esta espe-
rando IN vapor cargado de cemento
ha man;festado que no es verdad que
el este dispuesto a pagar los salaries
cue estau pidiendo los obreros de los
muelles. Dicho senior dice que no ha =
hecho semejante declaration que esta
Sispuesto pagar 10 que estan pagando
los demas.
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Ell PRoGRAMA DE LOS EJERCI-
TIoS NAVALEs DE INvIERNo DE
LA EsCUADRA AMERICANA

WASHINGTON, Die. II. Omitted
1ress) --segdn los informes p1blica.
dos recientementc, Ia escuadra de los
Estados Unidos llevara cabo I'M pro-
Grama d. maniobras que mas bien pa-
diera, nanlarse de reconocimientos. La
tiota del Atlantico partira en- enero
nacia q pacifico donde tomara parte
IN las maniobras que la f1ota del Paci-
tico llevara cabo en- las costas anne
ricanas del canal de Panama, desde
conde partiran ambas secciones: la del
Atlantico Pacifico hacia las costas
cnilenas peruanas retornando sus
bases en- abril.
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;QUIEN SERA Ell FUTURO CONF
sIONADo DE sANTURCE?

Entire los distintos nombres que es-
tan sonando como candidates para ocu
par ell cargo de Conisionado de San
turce, en- la nueva Administration que
proximamente habra de asumir la di-
reccion de- los intereses muricipales
de Ia ciudad capital, figura ell de nues
tro particular y distinguido amigo don
Eduardo O'ferrall.
Sin que este sea tratar de deprimir
a los meritisimos sefiores que aspiran
ser nominados para dicho importan
te puesto, creemos, sincera noble
mente, que ninguno como ell senior o.
ferrau refine, en- hermoso conjunto, las
diversaS condolences cua1idades re-
queridas para ocupar1o dignamente No
hay que olvidar que un empleo de tai
indole reqiere que aquel que 10 des-
empede atesore, como innata idiosin.
cracia, aquellas virtudes civicas que,
puestas en- practica. por un ciudada-
no, saben hacer de 81 un perfecto ca
oa1lero: Wis tacto, discretion, pruden-
cia, talento, don de gentc, simpatia,
educacion gentileza.
Esta demas que nosotros tratemos
de hacer resaltar tales bellas cuai-
dades en- don Eduardo O'ferrall. CO.
nocido carifiosamente por "Tocayo
Crosas", pues de todos son extrema-
damente conocidas.
7 es por clio que nosotros, al mar
gen de todo partidarismo en- esa cues
tion nos placeria sobremanera que
fuese ell agraciado con la nomination.
Asi, siguie1a por una vez, Sc daria es-
tricto cumplimiento al aforismo que
en- tantos labios solemos oir pero que
casi nunca Sc ueva los hechos: ebay
que buscar hombres para los puestos
y no puestos para los hombres''.
r. s. B,
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cifico cstaba justificada.

cifico cstaba justificada.
''No hoy razGn algura por la que Ell
Japon considere eStas maniobras de ca
racter belicoso va que todo ell pals e5ta
en- la necesidad de prepararse para de-
fender s'l propio suelo".
'Todas las criticas que Sc han hecho
han siio infundadas va que estas par
ten dc. personals no conocedoras de los
principles fundamentales porque Sc ri
gen los palses. Todos los que aseguran
qre las ccstas del Pacifico es la Uni
ca ba-rera franqueable para hacer la
guerra Estados Unidos estan en- ml
error, declcro
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DOR AusENTARsE familia. Sc ven

dc piano medic .uso y en- muy bue-
mas condolences Precio- $50. Aprove-
che OCCASION. America Salas, st. No. 4.
ID
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HIDRoLITINEs DIR. GRAu

HIDRoLITINES DR.. GRAU. Por
su composition, reemplaza econolnica-
ments las aguas minerales natrales
aicalinas, gaseosas y litinicas. siendo
por 10 tanto su uso constante, ell me-
dio mas sencillo y eficaz para, preve.
mir las manifestaciones artriticas Ecu
ma, Gotta, Arenillas, etc, resultanlo
indicadisimo en- las enfermedades del
Estomago, vejiga, Piel y On general
las qHe necesiten alcalinizar ell orga-
nismo.
A todos los consumidores que pidan
tres caias de HIDRoLITINES DR..
GRAU, sc les hara entrega de un e.e-
gante vase de CRYSTAL.
En- las buenas farmacias Girec-
tamente de Jose combas. Peyorlz. Fox
1872 San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
81 SUFRE I'D. DEL
EST0MAG0 LEA
EsTO, lie CONVENE
Las maIas digestiones y las con-
seeuencias peligrosas

GHa seatido usted muchas veces
desples de conner cierta pesadez en-
ei est6mago-aciaez gases o fatnle1-
cia? Estos son los sintomas de que su
est6mago no funciona bien. Muchas
veces rsted Sc despreocupa toma nm
palliative. Ali tiene ell peligro. Guam
do Sc digie~e bien los almentos Sc
agiEilan no es posihle sintomas des-
ag, adables. Y esa fatulencia, ese ma
lNstar. esos gases esas indigestiones
freer eGtes que usted siente es que no
d g ere SIS alimentos. Cradpalnente
SIS organo3 digestivos SO dehiitan:
Provieno la congestion, los alimentos
Sc corrompen y 10 que habla de MI
trir su ORGANISING Sc convierte en- ma
terra Geleterea que FL esparcirse por
el siStrmR afecta Ia sangre y debilita
su crganisno en- general.
Ted-s esos peligros pueden evitar-
sc. DIGENCL despu6s de Las conf
das ayuda la buena digestion y asi-
milac:6n de sus alimentos. DIGENOL
es un remedio maravilloso contra La
indigestion, fatulencia, acidez. gases
en- ell estomago, falta do apetito
dyspepsia. Las personals que tonan pI
CENOL gozan de la vida, comen con
apetito, Y 10 que apetecen. Dos pasti-
las despues de las comidas fortalece
ell est6mago Y corrige los desorden's
digestivos. Obtenga embellishments
I'M pono de -DIGENoL en- La farlna-
cia. Commence desppes de la cena.. Y
acuerdese que DIGENOL no es IN di-
gestivo comtn. sino hecho a base de
los componentes mas eicaces cientiii-
camente conbinados para asegurar los
mas halagadores resultados.
ni9enel s u j
PARA Ia INDIGESTION