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"a PRESENT"

SYNOPSIS.-PART ONE-At y
merry party in the studio apart
ment of Carter Blake, New York,
dence's daughter, meets Duane
Allerton, wealthy idler. He adj
mires her tremendously, and she
likes him. But Allerton gets a
bit exhilarated, with unfortunate
results. Jerry, resenting his as
sumption of familiarity, leaves ,
the party abruptly. The story
turns to Jerry's childhood and
youth at her homo in Des Moines.
Only child of wealthy father,
when she is twenty she feels the
call of Art and asks her parents
to let her go to New York for
study. With some misgiving, they
agree to her going. In New York
Jerry makes her home with a
Mrs. Delaney ("Minti'), an act
ress, who, with Theresa, paint
err, occupies the house. Jerry
takes an immediate liking to
Theresa, who is talented and
eccentric, and the two become
fast friends. Jerry now devotes
herself to Theresa. who returns
her liking. Jerry poses for Their
esa's masterpiece, THE Ocean
Rider" Allerton calls on Jerry.
The girl refuses to see him. At
a hotel dinner Jerry sees Duane
and is conscious of his admira-
ton, but refuses to change her
attitude toward him. Jerry be-
comes convinced she has not the
ability to become an artist and
gives her expensive painting
equipment to an almost penniless
girl student, Greta Val, who can
not understand her generosity.
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Riddles

why is an author more free than
king?
Because he can choose his own sub.
jects.
How much is the moon worth?
-Four quarters.
What is it that we often catch but
never see?
A passing remark.
When is butter like Irish childrenf
When it is in little Pats.
why is a watch very modest?
Because it keeps its hands before
lts face and runs down its own works.
What bird never whistles or sings?
A lady bird.
When are broken bones like = busy
little girl7
when they begin to knit.
why are old stockings like mice7
Because they run quickly into holes
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-10-09
SAFETY DEMANDS
FOR CAR DRIVER
Persons Driving Autos Soon
to Pass Examination as
to Qualifications.

Inc uay is coming WneH the law VIII
require all persons to pass eXamina-
lions proving that they are physically
and mentally fit and have sufficient
knowledge to drive. an automobile safe
ly. Part of this examination will be
on just such subjects as the one pre-
sented IN these lessons.
Persons who should not be allowed
to drive cars include:
a. Children below a certain age
CASUALLY sixteen).
permit easy reach of the controlling
pedals.
c. Persons who have not sufficient
strength to operate control levers cas-
lily and positively.
d. Persons under the influence of
liquor or drugs.
e. Epileptics or others subject to fits
or fainting spells.
f. Persons who do not know and I'M
derstand the traffic laws, ordinary
rules of the road, and other points con-
cerned with safe and efficient auto
mobile operation.
G. Persons with dangerous defective
hearing or eyesight.
h. Cripples or persons minus arms
| or legs whose defects interfere with
their safe control Of an automobile.
i. Persons whose nervous structure
is not sound or who do not react
quickly.
J. The mentally incompetent.
Laws Are Needed.
| Laws have not yet been passed
covering all of these points, but we
should bear these things in mind be-
cause they are essential for our own
safety and the safety of others.
The demands for safety are more
stringent than the demands Of the law
and rightly so. Laws are primarily
to insure justice. A full appreciation
of safety saves lives and limbs no
matter who is to blame.
A man may have a mechanically
perfect car, but because of careless
driving he may cause an accident that
results in serious injury or death to
/ ulLliScll Vi OlUeTS.
Reckless driving Is not demon
stration of skill.
moment or two saved today by
reckless speeding Is not efficiency. for
speeding tomorrow may result in a
smash that will lay up the car for
several days and you for several
months. Hurrying to get ahead of a
train, a street car, or another vehicle
saves only "a moment or two at the
ultimate destination and the gain is
not worth the price; there is too much
danger of accident.
Best Drivers Are Careful.
The best drivers are especially care
full at dusk or twilight. There is tban
neither enough daylight nor suftician+
artificial light to make objects dis
tinguishable az ordinary distances
Slow up for all turns In the road
Blind corners are dangerous. When n
Is impossible to see what is coming
from around the corner. be nrenarad
to stop. Sound horn a short distance
before the corner.
When installing chains on the roar
wheels, install them on both wheels
OF none at all. Only one chain NAV
result In serious accident Chains
on all four wheels help the steering
of the car.
There are ruts at the bottom of
almost every hill. Hitting these ruts
az 100 nigh speed may cause the
or,ver TO lose control of his car.
Drive slowly al bridges and 81 cr,.
verts. bad rut or stone IN the
road may throw your car against the
! structure. @' '"s
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Dotting the sides of Ohio's highways
throughout the length of the state at
frequent and infrequent intervals
stand white crosses. They mark spots
where automobiles have been killed.
Automobile drivers, rounding a
sharp curve, in many sections come
squarely upon white cross or posi-
bly, two or three, mute reminders that
one or more persons have been killed
at that spot.
Gov. Vic Donahey was responsible
for the placing of the crosses. 1t was
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watch the cars as they go by and
note how many of them throw the ex-
haust fumes into the spare tire. You.
will be surprised-Paul Feterston in
Popular Science Monthly.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-10-09
Jerry is now more than ever
adrift. The natural thing Is for
Ter to 90 home. But will she?
tTo BE CONTINUED,
All in Some Profession

The bride. the bridegroom. the best
man, two bridesmaids and the uncle Of
the bride. who gave her away were all
doctors at recent marriage ceremony
In London.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Full Employment of Cash
Is NOU Bankers Problem,
Poor Demand for Loans Here and Else
,0here-North,Oest Savings Bank His
tory-Mnrgin Us. Cash Trading.

that time, made a big fuss over the
price paid for the corner, but the
transaction was closed
The new bank found 1t hard to
make headway. Deposits came in
slowly and the value of the shares,
$40 par, declined to Sc, attended later
by some nervousness on the part of
the management.
Francis M. Savage, an aggressive
man from the West, acquired stock
in the bank, became president, and
soon had the institution in good shape
He brought into the bank some good
business men as minority sharehold
ers, he himself at the time of the
recent sale to Interests identified
with the Riggs National" holding 76
per cent of the 100000 capital the
stock having a book value of about
Sl6s on each 500 of capital.
In its campaign of extension the
Riggs National Bank located a branch
bank In the immediate vicinity of the
Savage institution. Mr.. Savage has
branch banking, not only in the city
but all over the country, keepine
up a continuous fight.
The Northwest Savings, under Mr.
Savage, acquired 100000 deposits
increased its capital to 100000, with
S6S,000 surplus. The new building
was erected. and is carried at s79, 900
its actual cost,
The Northwest National Bank has
never paid cash dividend, and but
one stock dividend, this being 25 pei
cent in an increase of capital from
SIS 900 TO 800 900.
The price paid for the stock, $2s.6
a share, gives a good return on thu
investment.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Clearing House Report.

The weekly clearing house state
ment showed a decrease of s39, ,095 900
in loans, discounts and investments,
an increase of s43,2SS,000 in the re-
serve of the member banks in the
Federal Reserve Bank, gain of s66,-
$4,000 in net demand deposits and
drop of s1,572,000 in time deposits.
Aggregate reserve totaled s613,273, 900,
leaving excess reserve of s2o,042 ESQ,
as compared with a deficit in reserve
of s14,596,130 the week before.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
BOND PRICES MOVE
IN NARROW LIMITS
More Speculative Rail and Indus
trial Liens Lose Some
-. Ground.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY thS Associated Press.
NEW. YORK, April 25.-Bond prices
fiuctuated within narrow limits on a
reduced volume of trading today.
Erie Railroad obligations were de-
pressed by indications that the road
would report A fairly large deficit for
the first quarter. The convertible As
D were forced down / Is pounts and
other issues of the company declined
fractionally. Chicago and Terre
Haute' income 5s yielded II points on
profit taking.
With the ST. Louis-San- Francisco
Railway reporting a satisfactory quar-
ter in contrast to the unfavorable
showing of most western roads, Frisco
income l6s extended their gain another
point. Peoria. and Eastern income As
showed u sudden burst of strength,
mounting more than points above
last nights close.
Several heavy spots cropped out in
the industrial list, losses Of a point
or so being recorded by Wilson & Co.
7As and Consolidation Coal sc. Oil
and sugar company bonds were ad-
verseIy affected by price reductions
on these products.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
DEMAND FOR STEEL
REPORTED SPORADIC
Decline in Price of Copper Raises
Demand-Tin, Lead and
Zinc Reviewed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25-The de-
mand for steel during the past week
has been sporadic. In some descrip-
tions sales were of a fairly good vol
ume. but business as whole expert
enced a further falling off and the
industry is slowly but steadily declin-
ing TO seasonal proportions.
The decline to the 1914 cent level for
copper brought in an increased de.
mand for both exporters and domestic
consumers.
Tin has advanced sharply through
covering on the steady advance in
London. Consumers. however, con-
tinued to hold aloof.
Lead was further reduced by the
leading producer. Consumers became
active buyers and the market subse-
quently developed a firm tone.
Zinc was higher in sympathy with
the advance abroad and a better ex.
port inquiry. although domestic de.
mand is still light.
Anthony was a little lower owing
to increasing arrivals. but there seems
to be a better inquiry for nearby
metals.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
WOOL INQUIRY IMPROVES
Saturday Market Finds Dealers
Far Apart on Prices.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BOSTON, April 25.-The. raw wool
market closed the week with consider.
able inquiry, but little business, as
buyers and sellers still are sharply at
odds over prices. The London auc.
tions next week are expected to add
to the depressing influence of recent
foreign sales. Domestic price levels
still are maintained, but foreign wools
continue to decline. fine Australians
now being offered at S1,10.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
SHOWS BIGGER EARNINGS
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 25.-The Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway
earned the equivalent of s436 a share
on its common stock in 1924, as com
pared with $1.22 share in 1923, the
annual report of the railroad revealed
today.
Net income, after payment of inter
est, taxes and other fixed charges.
was $685., ,22097. out of which full
dividends amounting to s3,567,lS5
were paid on preferred stock, leaving
surplus of S3,26S,035
Railway operating revenues were
$3.50, $50, ,512.13, an increase of but 81
per cent over 1928. Freight revenue
increased 2.23 per cent, due to in
creased movement of grain and farm
products, which did not move freely
in 1928
Evening star., 1925-04-26
SEVERE DECLINES
IN SPECIAL ISSUES
Commercial Solvents and
Nash Motors Break-0ther
Shares Are Steady.
By this Associated Press.

By ths Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 25.-Stock
prices developed a rallying tendency
toward the close of today's brief ses-
sion Of the market after a period OF
extreme irregularity. during which
of the high-priced specialties. Fluctu-
ations generally represented the
usual week end evening up opera
tions of professional traders.
Commercial Solvents A and 3
broke Is and Is points to 80 and IS.
respectively, on reports of serious
German competition in the produc-
ton of butanol, one of the COM
pany's most important products. At
today's lows, both stocks were OFF
about 100 points from the years
highs. Nash Motors broke Is points
to $50 and then recovered half Its
loss.
Rail Shares Firm.
Rails displayed a firmer undertone,
Reading standing out by moving up
2l2 points to 776s. Union Pacific and
Canadian Pacific, which were weak
yesterday. each rallied ! u points to
1853 and 1927, respectively. Inter
national Railways of Central America
preferred advanced ] point to a new
1925 high at 65. Northern Pacific
sank to new low at 58k, but later
rallied about point from the bottom
figure.
Other strong spots In the rail- list
included Baltimore and Ohio. Chicagc
and Northwestern preferred. Della
ware and Hudson and Norfolk and
Southern, all of which closed l to
points higher.
Gains Only Fractional.
Standard industrials showed little
change on the day. U 8. Steel and
Baldwin showed small fractional
gains at lis and 1107s, respectively
American Can closed nearly a point
lower at 1908. Good buying wa:
noted in Air Reduction, Burns Broth.
ers B., International Business Ma
chimes, Ludlum Steel. Maxwell Motors
A, Pierce Arrow preferred, Frank G
Shattuc, u. S. Cast Iron Pipe, L. s
Realty and Western Union.
Demand sterling sold within q
small fraction of s4.s2, the highes
price in a period of 10 years, ant
more than a cent above last night:
close. French francs held steady
around $40 cents. Other European
currencies showed only nomina
changes in quiet trading.
Clearing House Report.
The weekly clearing house state
Evening star., 1925-04-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Foreign ex.
changes firm, quotations in cents
Great Britain, demand, 4S1A; cables.
1924; 60-day bills on banks, 477A:
French, demand, 5.21; cables, 5.21M;
Italy, demand, 40; cables, 4.10h
Belgium. demand, 5.051a; Germany. de-
mand, $3.50; Holland, demand, 40.O3
Norway, demand, 1881; Sweden, de-
mand, 26.931a; Denmark, demand
1884; Switzerland, demand, 1898
Spain. demand, 14.31; Greece, demand
1.S4: Poland, demand, 1914; Czechoslo
vakia, demand, 1865; Jugoslavia, de
nland, 1.61; Austria, demand, .O014A
Rumania, demand, 4512: Argentina
demand, 3S.3S; Brazil, demand, 1860
Toxic, demand, AZ; Shanghai, demand
IAN; Montreal, 100.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
WALL STREET BRIEFS.

Bv the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 25.--The allot
nnent of 10000 shares of Fleischmann
Company stock, put aside by the
FIefschmann family for subscription
by employees at $50 a share, has been
heavily oversubscribed, the total
sought being 125,000 shares.
More, gold went to India today,
$1,000. 900 being shipped by the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Co, i'll addition
10 s35, 900 to Singapore. Further
shipments are contemplated.
The ST. Louis Southwestern Rail-
way earned 1887 share on the COM
mon stock in 1924 after preferred
dividends, in contrast to Sl4.71 a
share in 1928.
Homer S. Orrvis has bought the
New York Cotton Exchange mem
bershipf of w. s. Moore for S3O.100
a decrease of $4O0 under previous
transaction.
The Lehigh Valley Railroads net
operating income for March gained
S40064 over the same month last
:, wear. Although gross revenue de-
/, Jchned S97.66S. Net for the first quar-
ter was $2,411,48 against s2,222.356 a
year ago. Gross fell to s1S,19S,409
from SIS, ,534,37s.
Traffic increases on German water
ways.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
RADIO EARNINGS GROW.
Corporation of America Doing Bet
ter Than Last Year.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Radio
Corporation of America earned s1.36
share on the common stock in the
first quarter of 1925 after allowing for
preferred dividends, net profit amount
ing to $1,s2S,329. Gross income agsre-
gated SIS 1928. At this rate of earn
ing the years gross would exceed the
previous years total by about IS ,0OO,-
600.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Northwest Savings Bank.

Memory goes back readily in 10-year
jaunts, 1t is going on 10 years since
the organization of the Northwest
Savings Bank, now nearing absorption
with the Riggs National.
DIR. George Havener was the first
president of the $4,000 capital State
institution. although, unless memory
be treacherous, it was organized net
so much for the purpose of doing a
banking business as for making a
market for the big brick house that
is still part of the banking office.
One-half of the banks capital was
paid for the building and land, the
bank thus acquiring one of the mos,
desirable corners in the uptown dis
trict, one that will some day equal
for banking purposes, any uptown
location,
The hank examiner and the con.
|troller. Of the currency in oeice at
Evening star., 1925-04-26
BOND SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK

High High Low. High Low.
102 2l
l02
Evening star., 1925-04-26

Traffic increases on German water
ways.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
sELM0NDo
NOTAS EDITORIALES
an MARcEN DEL MENsAJE DEL GoBERNADoR
La BOndad de MIR. Towner

Deesnos en- HuesrO editorial de aver que deS
preHde del eHsae del GoberHador no es qne gasfenos H
co siH0 Qne 0asfaH0s BHehOs NAL PerO zen d0nde es
que Ia defceHea Su6Res los TespOnsables? ESQ
10 dice 81 GObrHadoT nj siQuiera 10 dG eHtendeT ga
gne iOrge iGTgG cGdeHa de eOgOs f0dos los
s - hoea a snos1enfo eI foeto del uensaje Sc nota
nHedinHeHe la faffa de para Mr. TOcner to-
do Il mHHdO ha HeHadO eOedO la BejOr fOrnlG
- ag era "a Haeos eaos pero no tan ciertG en- oros
fcleHfes ienies" e frabajO del DepGTtameHtO de Sa
ndad ha Teflead0 e ds alto eredtO sObre eI personal
Jf" Eel fFGbalO def DepaTtaHeHtO de Agricultural
poF dfHds PrOteehosO sasfactOr0" a trGbGjO del De
artaenfO del interior ma adelaHtadO eeencia
br0sa "i0 eBlbr0s de Ia COH0H de SerUiciO PHbticO
han sido exeepconalpeHfe ieaes han reRddO labor
nm beTifoa ia Cos6H de SerUieiO Grill estd rindien
dente ia JRHa de Elecci0nes ha cpldO deber ben
con fdeldad" lBasta basta!" oirnos gTitdr al lee
dc 00terH0 que fodOs bneHOs feIes eff
eieHfes " sqnera hay qne LaerezcG la censa gber
HiH0aH adjefiro eRcoHlidsficO.
EsfaH0s de- pideemes DebemOs eeharHOs a caHtar ale
ya par Ia eae eH celebration de este feliz descHbrt
Pero Pregnufa. 81 todos tan buenos. 81 todos
efeleHtes 81 f0dos ieaies Ic6O que estaOS
HsalbarafGHdO 81 dHerO n Sc i1pOnen economics?
ESQ 81 sGbe1los eoResfGriO Estdn PasGHdO fe
HoHfHos gre dejan ie0 en0tQHierG PGradOjas
saoH0s e&Pa IN pals ca que es neeesarO Ia economic
- 0pFfsfa tnelytr en HeUos gastos exPcG eI Go
"a reduction de Ia contribution: pals que eI d
aero - esd gasfao NAL cHeHtG cHerpO de funco
Haos eeeHfes fOdos, GJs0HtaReHte fOdos YGBOs.
q que gnste de oeerfijos ahf tieHe
1Hfssra Legislature que tras Ia GrdHa iuchG de la
aou0 euNpH0 feAudO AeHQ de H1eJOTeS HfeHcO
al desde las ibHHas asf predicGbG que
hnbio de 0eFr fratar6 de- diHcdar prObLenla para
Hoa0oe Tan LH feTFeUOfO de los que
faas abfs0s. de endades esconbrOs de que huneR
ns eHferGs DE ferreHOf0s que UuelUeH
~ reres hnHdeHdO Ia snpeTeie sac0HdO al
a de Ia terra esfd pTOHf0 sueeder dferentes
parfaDenfos de nHes0 gObeTHO Is iuHeHte La opinion
general ~ deuGHda. PerO Hds gTaRdes Sc han
eoHrado Puerto Rc lHieTa e cielO qHe trate
de dffeHfF csfG a caHfbi0!
For 10 deHf0s cFeeHOs QHe "a GObeFHGdOr hGbrd sdO
Aung felcfnaO por fHHOsO iHf0rme renInpente 10
fTeee LH0 ~ feear6n pOr hGber dichO una cOsa OrOs
hdbeT dr0 f0d0 ~ cOHfrGriO AOs0TOs 10 fecitGO
acerbG Que hay en- e pensaie?
Ibah. HO e1HroqHefaOs Ia boHdad de Mr.. TOlCner!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
Editorial diario del Dr.. Frank Crane
Nurmi, Ell rOmpedOr de records

Paavo Nurmi, ell finlandes que es-
tuvo en- ell Madison Square Garden
de Nueva York hace POGO, demos
tro ser el corredor mas grande de
todos los tiempos.
Derroto a Joie Ray, de Chicago,
Y Willie Ritola, de su propio pals
en- la carrera a una milla en- ia
de cinco mil metros.
Parece una eXtraordinaria ma
quina humana. Core con precision
y seguridad, Y con cierto ritmo. Tie
ne fuerza y velocidad Como todos
los grandes artistas hace su traba-
jo facilmente Y parece Greer que su
demostraci6n no vale NADIA.
De cuando en- cuando un hombre
Sc destaca del grupo de sus seme-
jantes. Ora un hombre de gran ce-
rebr0, ora uno con una tremenda
organization fisica. Nurmi es casi
perfecto. En- Estados Unidos repi-
tito sus triunfos europeos.
En- Ia carera a cinco mil metros
rompio la cinta como unas veinte
yardas al frente de su principal ri
val EN- catorce minutes cuarenta v
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
In medlCarnentO que Sc abre pa
50 pOr eI nlundO

hacen de sus magnificos medicamen
tos, cumplo con Ell deber de rendir
testimonio Ia verdad Y pagar por
este medic un tribute de agradeci-
miento por ell bien que infnidad
de pacientes reciben a diario con
su use" DR.. E. MARTINEZ GAR
IA.
Medellin, Colombia. "Adjunto
'un giro por Ell monte de mi cuen-
ia con la apreciable Casa de us
tedes. Pronto les formulare I'M nue.
vo pedido de Anticalculina Ebrey
Ia que sigue dando los mas estu-
pendos resultados entire los enfer-
mos de los rifiones que Sc proven
de tan valiosa droga en- esta far
macia''. FRANCISCO RoJAS S.
Lobatera, Edo. Tachira, vene-
zuela. Hace muchos amos que no
he dejado de tener un solo dia EN-
mi botica su acreditada preparation
Anticalculina Ebrey, medicamento
de inefable poder para las enfer-
medades de los rifiones que 10 reco
niendo dando siempre los mas fe-
Ices resultados. La demanda del
pIblico por este precioso medica-
mento es cosa de notarse; 10 cual
me apresuro Communicable para sa
tisfaccion de ustedes'' ALFRE-
DO CASANOVA.
Anticalculina Ebrey Sc vende aho
RI en- liquido y en- pastillas. Direc
clones para usarse EN- cada fras-
CO.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia in
digestiones, Sc recomiendan para
esos casos las famosas Pastillas
Digestivas Ebrey. Ganara usted EN-
peso notablemente despues dc to-
mar las primeras dosis.
Solicitelas en- las buenas farma-
cias escriba Ebrey Chemical
Works, 80 West Broadway, New
York, y Sc le informara donde pue-
den obtenerlas. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-19
NO soMos NosoTRos, SON
Y BoTICARIos CUTE
MES 10 RECoMIENDAN
SECRETO INSTINTO DEL PU-
BLICo QUE JAMAS FALLA

Hay en- ell pubhco I'M secreto
instinto para juzgar de las propie-
dades de las cosas- tan acertado
es su criterio que no falla en- sus
apre eciaciones. Esta propiedad uni
versalmente reconocida en- ell dia
~ la que Sc lie ha dado en- la
mar eel gran sensorio social, Sc
revela en- su mayor fuerza al juz-
gar de los medicamentos sus pro
piedades curativas. Cuando una nue.
va medicina ha hecho su aparicion,
pronto las miradas de los pacien
tes Sc concentran en- ella, v es
entonces, cuando han experimental
do sus virtudes curativas, cuando
Sc declaran en- SUI favor. De NADIA
servira que Sc presente recomenda-
da por el anuncio; es su propio cri
terio y su experiencia los que IA
Ian sobre sus meritos su bon
dad. Tai es 10 que ha acontecido
con Anticalculina Ebrey. Desde un
principle los enfermos 10 recibie-
ron con entusiasmo, siendo en- ell
dia millares de enfermos curados
de los rifiones los que hacen su ma
yor elogio. Por su parte los me-
dicos y boticarios no cesar de re-
comendarla como ell remedio mas
eficaz para ell NAL de los rinones Y
Ell sin niimero de dolehcias que su
mai funcionamiento produce. Para
ccnfrmarlo, pubhcamos contl-
nuacion las siguientes cartas que
valen por Ell mejor comentario.
Tlaquiltenango, Nor, Mejico.
Soy un propagador ferviente de
Anticalculina Ebrey y todos sus pre-
parados y al participate con agra
do Ell consume que mis- enfermos