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Evening star., 1925-03-22

-Four. perfectly valid reasons why
taxi drivers give up the life and
go back to bootlegging. From
left to right we have with US
this day the fare who gives the
Scent tip; the quarrelsome lady
who knows the meter is wrong
Git was 40 cents yesterday, and
today for the same distance ii
registers 20 cents) ; the friend
of the fare, who says, My dear,
don't give him a 20-cent tip-l0
cents is plenty!' and lastly, the
timorous elderly lady who knows
the taxicab driver is going 10
murder her or abduct her
Evening star., 1925-03-22

The lady taxi driver from the rural districts (she
substitutes at the wheel of the bus only when
friend husband is otherwise engaged) is driving
to the station with poor week ender who has
to get back to town. The last bump nearly sent
the week ender through the top of the car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
MASTERS OF
OUR ACTIONS
Importance of Speech Said to
BE as Great as That
of Ideas

Away back in the early sixteen
hundreds George Herbert wrote:
Words are women. deeds are men,
We wonder what he meant "Ac.
lions speak louder than words"
says an old proverb. Then said
Democritus: Words are but the
shadows OF actions"
These are only half truths, and
all of them could just as well be
reversed. How can there be any
action without thought behind II?
And OF course we cannot voice a
thought without words.
So the dictionary should be a
daily companion. Should II be
within reach every day and every
hour frequent consultations would
produce surprising results in a
short time.
The offer OF tho New Universe.
ties Dictionary will be of lasting
benefit to all readers. There is
nothing that could be moro welcome
at this time in the school, home.
shop, and place OF business. The
coupon printed elsewhere in this
issue explains tho terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FINK
STARTS ON PAGE

night. intending II possible TO get
n night photograph OF this pic.
turcsque sight. which Is one OF the
great attractions of Seattle.
Last night, after attending Chris.
tian Science church. went down
to the lake and stood there looking
ut the Wow from all different an.
giles. ] was there about half an
hour, Just when / started away
to 20 home, the two officers ar.
rested me. did not know what
for. l protested, but 1t did no good.
| was shocked and surprised when
l finally did hear what II was all
about.
when I explained my errand In
the vicinity Chief Sevcryns ordered
my release"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
ASK RETRIAL OF.
MATTICE CASE
Insurance Company Lawyers
List 80 Alleged Errors

A new trial OF the suit OF Or, NJ
Il. Matticc against tho Maryland
Casualty Co. FOR insurance on the
life OF his son. pr. Albert r. Mat
tico, was sought by attorneys for
the Insurance concern Wednesday
a jury IN federal court recently
awarded Or. Martieo a Judgment OF
$50 600.
Attorney stephen V. Carey. for
the casualty concern. llsta 30 all
legged errors OF law In his petition.
irregularities IN tho procedure Of
the court, particularly during the
closing hours OF tho case, are
charged. Afndavits from five per,
sons who were In tho courtroom
when tho jury whs polled and ono
Juror said Il Was not his verdict,
were filed with the application.
DR., Albcrt y. Mattlce died from
gunshot wound In the head. during
a Thanksgiving diy musical. 1928.
at tho home or his riancee. Mrs.
Hazel Fisk Tho insurance nrm
charged tho death II suicide and
tho heirs claim Il was accidental.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Charity Club
STARTS ON PAGE /

told the prosecutors office Monday
OF a plan Tor eonstruction-eontrae,.
ing firm outlined to him by Johanson.
Bailey said Johanson proposed a
partnership In which no and Rohr.
back would USE the clubs labor re.
sources to obtain men for contracting
Jobs At full time and full pay. They
we're 10 collect tho wages earned and
would give the laboreru food and
lodging and small wage.
Until l can find some evidence Of
fraudulent advertising In securing
aueh labor or Of his having secured
work for unemployed men and hold.
ing back their wages / cannot net. /"
Bailey Kaid.
Iohanson was Incensed at tho at.
tack made on his proposal by the
prosecuting attorneys office. when
interviewed by The Star Thursday.
Ho prepared a statement OF his study
OF the case. which follows:
Tho unwarranted and false ut
'achs made on me and tho Milliouair
club. e which / rm executive secre.
iary. win not deter me from my pur.
pose In furnishing work to uncm.
pioyed men. am going right ahead
with It. And I know that the many
business and professional men In So,
attic who have supported my work
In the past will continue TO do 80.
THE reason l wanted 10 20 into
this construction proposition wa1
that / wanted TO provide work for
unemployed men. But since the club
Is welfare organization II would
not be practical for Il TO undertake
it. That Is why was going to carry
IL on in my own namo, while still
furnishing tho men who came TO US
for aid with the jobs. This enter
prise would be similar 10 ono | en-
tered three years ago. when ] ran q
wood.cuttlng camp and created work
for hundreds Of men.
Naturally an enterprise Hike thni
has TO be run on n paying basis. II
that's n crime, then there are n good
many businesses in Seattle that arc
Illegal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

AS long as no liyea, young
"a Carl Wood VIII never do
anyone n good turn again. do
tried il Wednesday afternoon
and was arrested for u, For a
time tho section near the north
end OF the univerlty bridge
was ali ciuttercd up with good
turns until Il looked Ike a boy
Scout convention Then Il WAS
all ciu,tsred up with Carl
and two traffic officers and
recrlmlnatlou and everything,
Along IN the shank or tho
afternoon, Traffic ofroern y. T.,
coveli and Louis Stoke. who
operate under tho title Of the
traffic investigation squad"
HE'D themselves TO T. 10th ~.
and 10th ave. ~. T., The latter
street Is an afterial highway
and motorists arc supposed TO
stop before entering H.
tuytll and Stoke were 70
active that they handed sum.
mons slipa 20 30 offending mo-
torists in % minutes. Carl. who
work. in a garage az the cor
uer. thought this was too lad.
lie went down tho street
block. got behind a telephone
pole and waited.
Watch outr' he cried "cops
down therel Pinch yuh' Go
Hiow
Many Of the motorists needed
tho warning. The cops bag be
gan TO grow aim. They invea-
tiRfted.
Then Cop covell plnched Carl
for doing HIS good turn. took
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
CITY DADS ON
: FERRY PARTY
Also County Men and Real
Estate Board Go TO VaShon

County ana city officials and MON.
bcrs OF the seattle Real Estate board
win be guests OF tho litsap coga,y
Transportation company Thursday
afternoon ON tho first trip on tho
new vashou island Fsuntleroy ferry
run,
Members Of the board viii meet at
the Chtmbcr of Commcp'c at n "a.
IN. and su to tho Faunrlrrny Congrc.
gationN church Tor lunch at noon.
u is al California ave and Barton st.
MAYOR Brown. William Gaines,
Chairman OF the county commission.
rrs. captain Anderson, OF the kttsar
. County Transportation company; J.
". Carroll. president OF tho West
Side Commercial club; u, It, Miller
president Of the Nashon Commercial
club. o. J. c putton. ot the park
board. u. W. Henderson. street rail
way head. Mrs, Bertha Landes, eopn.
eli president. and Douglas Shelor
manager or the state auto club, viii
speak.
Immediately after lunch tho party
will board the ferry Tor the trip 70
Nashon and Harper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Washington and Oregon
Debate on Child Labor

airline Hubbard and Charlotte
Smith. university goods. viii uphold
tho affirmative OF the child labor
question in Philosophy hail, Thurs.
day night. meeting Cecil McKercher
and Mildred Batcman. n varsity
team from the University OF Oregon.
II is the second varsity debate OF
the season.
wsshington's negative team. Ad.
elyne Burrus and Dorothy Thomas
George viii debate at Eugene.
Miss Rhea whitehead. justice OF
the peace. win preside at the iocs !
word battle and the judges win be
Walter Davis. professor OF political
science. College OF Puget Sound:
Miss Florence Bixby. debate coach
at Richmond Beach high school.
and Victor Malstrom, president Of
the Tacoma PIT. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
BANK is SUED
Vashon Residents Ask DAM
ages for Bond Losses

Five Vashon island residents
Wednesday started suit in superior
court TO compel tho Vashon State
bank. looted by safe.crackers April
Z. 1929. to repay them the si,4s0 in
Liberty bonds and war savings
stamps which they lost when the
safe deposit vault was opened by an
electric drill.
Tho suit is brought by one of tho
victims, w. d. Danner. who lost $500
in bonds. Two women. Ida Falconcr
and Mary Blmball. lost $3.50. Frank
Carlson and Hans Hanson lost bonds
worth 5000 and $500, respectively.
Their claims were assigned TO Dan.
ncr
The complaint, filed by Attorney
Martin ]. Lund, states there was no
policeman in the village and that tho
bank claimed It's vault safe altho IL
was not equipped with burglar
alarm or other device when the crime
occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
SeattIe'Ss Climate
Means Industry
VIII Locate Here

CEATTLEsS equabe climate will in time prove one
" Of the dominant factors in growing industry Of
the Puget Sound region il was pointed out in Cham
Der of Commerce statement Thursday.
While the climate at present attracts tourists it will
inevitably, attract manufacturing enterprises. These
like to establish themselves where their operations will
not be nterfered with by extreme heat or cold, or
where storms will disrupt transportation.
The elements in the Pacific Northwest never prove
fatal to human fe weather bureau records show, in
the manner in which they spread death, destroy vau-
able plants and disrupt business in the East and Mid
West
The climate the statement points out, is healthfu
promoting greater efficiency among workpeope, to-
gether with better living conditions and far greater
percentage of health. Layoffs due TO sickness are
reduced to a minimum, owing largely TO the heathful
climatic conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
NAB 3 DRIVERS u GOODS ARGUE SAFE is ROBBED
Charge Men With Speeding
and Reckless Driving

Police wednesday nigh, nabbed
three auloists on three charges
speeding. reckless driving and dry-
ing while drunk.
Patrolman John wuchtel charged
a. W. Mcrmond with speeding "a
miles AN hour in West Seattle. lie
posted SIS bail.
Jack Rogairch. %, lamorcr. had
difficulty negotiating the corner az
Railroad ave, and Yeslor way. &C.
eordlug to Motorcycle Patrolman
Vic Gilmore. who charged him with
driving while drunk. His car was
hold In lieu Of bail.
Patrolmon +. J. Malchan and G.
H. Gowdy arrested Thomas Collins.
fS. painter. for reckless driving, after
he il alleged 20 have had trouble
with n ourbing in West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Chapman Will Tell
Jurors Alibi Today

HARTFORD. Conn. April L.
Gerald Chapman Will take the stand
in his own defense today.
"The bandit prince" will try per.
aonnlly 60 convince the Connects.
cur Yankee" jury Of his choice that
ho was In Brooklyn, N, Y, tho day
Policeman James j. Skelly was muir
dered In New Britain With this
perfect abb" and tho proyerbial
Chapman luck, the ludomitnble bun.
dit hopea to escape the gallows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
No Better Cook Than You
because 1t Je11S Well

treat on any table. Full favored,
delicious-it appeals to every
one of the family.
The surcst way we know TO make
simple meals attractive, and the most
healthful dessert after hearty dinner.
Easily prepared, too. Rcd-Box Jell-wcll
admits OF no failures.
Your grocer has Jell-well. Ask him
for any of the six luscious havors. Specify
Red-Box Jell-well-your assurance Of a
successful dessert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
JAZZ GIRL
STARTS ON PAGE /

Three times. Once when sho
WINS II. she and another girl picked
up two soldiers. She said she slept
in box car.
Another time she fell In with
some girls and boys In the park
and didn't return until the next
day. Her mother always chided her
about 1t. but It didn't seem to do
much good"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Daylight Whisky
Seller Arrested

While making a daylight delivery
OF three quarts OF whisky az sixth
ave, :. and Weller sJ.. late wcdncs,
day, T., c, Lane. "a. salesman. was
arrested by special detail Patrolmen
Tom Feck and @, r. Reynolds.
Searching Lanes ear after his arrest.
the police discovered two sacks OF
bonded whisky, about q quarts Ia
all, Lane Is being held In the city
iail In lieu og $500 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
FOUR MEN
ARE IN JAIL

McCsffcrty. aid 70 bc proprietor
Of the place, was convicted on n
booze charge In federal court recent
ly and sentenced to one year in the
penitcntIary. He Is az liberty under
ball pending an appeal OF his case.
al four men were stu held In
the county jail Thursday, in lieu Of
$500 bail each.
Complaints were TO be issu d
Thursday against the proprietors Of
the Aurora pool hall at Sixth and
Pike and tho Greenland pool hall.
in the basement OF tho Joshua
Green building, where slot machines
were seized In raid by deputies
Tuesday.
II wish TO thank tho sheriff for
his fine cooperation" Colvin said
Thursday The good work his men
have done have made our success
thus far possible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Mclean Funeral
Is Held Today

Funeral services for Charles II.
Mclean, cousin Of Gov, Roland
Hartley. were TO be held Thursday
afternoon In the chapel OF the Home
undertaking pariou. Or A. NJ,
bailey. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. Il TO preside, Interment
has been arranged at Evergreen
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Good Turn? Not Again,
Says AutoiStS' Friend

him to DenAmorc station and
made him put up II SIS bond.
Coyell baid Carl waA interfering
with the work OF Grresting auto
lists.
so Carl viii never. Rs long
ms no lives, do good turn
again,
IIA cane wns set for April q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Stimson Charge to
Be Heard April %

A reckless driving ease against
Fred r. Stmson. wealthy young
sea,tlelte, was continued In police
court Thursday April y. Tho ease
grows out ot an accident downtown
early Tuesday morning, IN which
Miss JuanitA White, who says she
Il "a model. was slightly injured.
Stimson admitted. police say. that
he had a drink al the Butler cafc
before the wreck, ia which a chr
he drove hit another car and can
roned into a trcc Ralph Graves is
counsel for the youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
WHY, GERALDINE!
Customs Officers Seize
Liquor in Her Car

RUTLAND. VT, April 2.-Search
by customs official OF Geraldine
Farrar's private car at Rouses Point,
n. Y. yesterday resulted in the seiz-
uro of "a bottles OF assorted liquors
and dozen bottles of beer,
Tho liquor. they said. was secretcd
in various parts OF the car-includ.
ing the piano
Miss Farrar and her party were
allowed to proceed and customs Of.
ficlals said today as far as they knew
no prosecution had been started. The
primn donna had been to Montreal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
$500 Cash Taken by Yeggs
From Cigar Store

Another safe robbery was com.
miited early Thursday by the yeggs
who in the last two or three weeks
have wrecked two dozen safes in the
city.
More than $500 In cash was taken
from the General Cigar store at 200
Third ave. S.
The thieves broke into a cabinet
safe in the office. In every robbery
the yeggmen use a sledgehammer
and crowhar in preference to explo-
sives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

No guess work, if you please,
when you use Jell-well. And
there can be no better cook than
you, for Jell-wcll jeM 10elf-
and quickly.
We insure this by using only
the purest gelatine obtainablc.
Try deutschland note its
fayory fragrance when the hot
water is added.
Crystal clear, colorful, trans
parent, -Jell-well is delightful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

The Granada apartments were sold
Wednesday. They are located at Bel.
mont and Olive. T. II. Vanasse paid
l.. c. Troughton ti55.ooo for the
structure. The apartments are seven
stories in height. were built four
years ago. contain 81 suites. and are
the largest Of their type in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

LONDON The war ministry has
awarded contracts for the construo-
ton % 10 airplano hangers This
Is the beginning ot a nationwide
plan for home defense Ultimately
50 such air stations will b. created.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
PANIC FOLLOWS
RUSH OF DEPUTIES

Those arrested were Jay Williams.
alias iiaRsctt. lookout; \. A. Nc,
Cafferty and George C'Blackle'I Mar.
tin. said by Macfarlano TO b. dealers
In the blackjack game. and Frank
Adams who operated the chuck.a.
luck game.
The 10 hahltuea OF the place were
thrown into Wild confusion when
tho lookout. after Macfnrlino had
obtained an entrance, sounded the
alarm gong They were not arrested.
but their names and addresses were
taken and they were permitted 10 20.
In addition TO tho gambling para.
phcrnnlia seized, the deputies grabbed
$40 in quarters and half dollars
which ono OF the deaiers had.
Prosecutor Colyin directed the raid
from his office In the county-city
building. Sheriff Matt stRrwich and
hIs men gave SPLENDID cooperation.
and made the raid a success by their
careful work, Colvin said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

ThiS,is G.. w. II. Davis, APP
pointed by Gov. Hartley as
state director of efficiency,
succeeding l.. d. McArdle.
p 70 h i b ion leaders were
shocked by the appointment,
Davis having long been
known as a liquor propa-
gandist and brewery agent.
Photo by letters studio. Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
IS ,fES CAUGHT
IN CLUB ROOM

Alshg ono side Of the room. where
once MAS quartcrod the neat offices
o. tho women's division OF tho en-.
pioymcnt service. an old.lime bar
now stands. with cracked mirrors
and dark wood. stained darker from
eyil connections Of tho moonHhiner.
The SOUR smell OF sweating men
permcates The place. The daylight
filters thru windows coated with tho
CRIME ~ the streets Cleanliness IN
unknown. tho very atmosphere seems
soaked with Nth.
-Four peBous were arrested In the
raid Wednesday night Marking a
new phase In tho gambling war. in.
stiEnied by Prosecutor n. ID. Colyin.
the centrally located place was raid.
ed In tho height or tho evenings
play. Moro than &c mrn throngcd
the room. whore card tables. crap
games. ehuck.a.iuek games and other
rambling aryicra wrfo In operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GAMBLING
STARTS ON PAGE 1

dismal appearance. Chairs were
piled heller SHELTER on dirty and
foul smelling tables.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
(SOLO PARA MUJERES)

Pensativo Y meditabundo ME
dejo el artfculo que titul6 ";Fe-
minismo?" a pesar de la fuerza
incontrastable de los argumentos
que aduje para convencer al hon.
breeito a quien iban dirigidos.
Y no Sc tome menosprecio, ST.
no a conmiseraci6n, el llamarle
hombrecito porque con clio no
quise indicar que me dirigia sin
gularmente a un hombrecito de
POGO mas menos, 81 no que con
aqueila expression quise signifcar
que me dirigia a todo el genero
masculine de la especie humana
que indique, como quien no quiere
la cosa, que el ser humane no
viene homo, hombre, sino de
hamas, humo, digan 10 que quie-
ran los tilologos, 10 cual es muy
significativo de la inconsistencia
de nuestra humana naturaleza.
Por esa misma Inconsistencies de
Ia naturaleza humana de los hom-
bres v. de las mujeres, pesar
de la fuerZa incontrastable e in
contestable de mis-. argumentos
aun me quedaron resquicios de
mi escasa capacidad pensadora,
10 pensativa Ga escoger!) vacfos
de conviction profeminista, pero,
dando Y machando machacando
sobre ell tema, he encontrado el
argumento aQuiles que apabulla,
tritura Y pulveriZa al mas ire
ductible encarnizado de los an
tifeministas, porque So trata na.
Ga menos que de un argumento
de los que, hasta ahora, sc han
llamado al honti3lent Y que, usan-
do VenzdmOs,. =. no Sc como 10
vamos a lamar porque dd mllhe-
rem tampeeo es admissible pues
que mi feminismo es tan opuesto
la tirania feminista como 10 es
la MASCULINE V no ibamos q
huir de los peligros dc Scilas pa
ra caer en- los de Caribdis (fque
bonite! ique elegante. Y, sebre
todo. ique nueVoi me ha salido
ell tropo que no es talmente un
trOpo, sino un verdadero trapo
viejo y resobado; pero, amigas
mfas, no tenia otro mano Y el
cue da 10 que tiene..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

mario en- 'conexi6n con la escuola
y el hogar, exponiendo bri1lantemen
te la primoraia1 importancia de es-
ia asociacion. En- un momento de
exaltaci6n junquense pidio al au-
ditorio que reconocida la obra me
ritoria reaIizada por ell senior ri
Zero en- Aguadilla, Sc ovaciohase a.
licenciado puestos todos de pie, y
asi ocurri6. No habiendo otros asun
tos que tratar Sc di6 por terminada
la session, pero no deseamos dejar
en- Ell tintero los sefiores doctor
Bareras, Lcdo. Benitez, Porrata y
Pifero, qmenes fueron. nomhrados
consejeros de La asociaci6n, y al
Lcdo. Duran, .Quien asimismo con-
sumi6 rn excelente turno, abogan-
do por los socios protectores de
La institution entresacados de los
adinerados de la comunidad y oae
suelen no tener hijos.
Reunida la directiva la noche del
lunes en- ell salon de actos del mu-
nicipio resolvieronse entire otras las
sigIientes trascendentales cuestio-
mes: nombramiento de una cornisi6n
integrada por los caballeros, doc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28

tor Barreras, Porrata, Lcdo. Beni-
tez y, Lcdo. Pihero, quienes habran
de entrevistarse en- breve con el
Hon. Comisionado de instruction
de Puerto Rico con ell obieto de
gestionar la installation de Tercer
Ano de escuela superior en- esta
poblacion durante ei curse esce-
lar yenidero. 0tra comisi6n com
puesta de los mismos senores pa
ra solicitar entire las .casas CO.
merciales de San Juan que ven
den cemento v yarillaje cedan al.
gunos barriles de este precioso
polvo tanto como varillas para
levantar majestuosa la verja del
edificio Tomas Hernandez. Ell Sr.
Angel Gonzalez ha ofrecido CO.
operar junto con estas comisio-
nes, dado tambien su alto espi-
ritu de mejoramiento educational
en- 10 que atane su natal ciudad.
La eomision de reglamento la
componen los senores Garcia de
la Noceda, Fuster, Porrata Y Cor
dero, documento que debera ser
sometido la consideration de la
Association ell pr6ximo domingo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-28
DECIAN QUE ESTABA TUBERCULOSA
PERO Sc (URO CON Ell VINO
FOSfARSINOl Y AUMENTO
So LIBRAs. Z

Pesaba o5 Iibras antes
de usarIo. Ahora pesa 168.
Tenemos en- cartera un va
lioso testin on o, que hoy
dainos a la puoIicidad, de
Una DANA &c Puerta tse Tie
IRA, la sefio5a Rosario G. de
Ramirez, que vive en- el Te-
soro, Gale de NSiasco Ru-
bio, Puerta de Terra, quien
nos escribe altaneate agra
decida, por los iragnisicos
resuItados que en- Ella pro-
dujo ell VINO FOSFA As2SlNoL
Nos iIiforma cue hace
n1ucho tempo fue victima
&c un ataque de influenza,
que la retuvo en- cana por
dos meses, habiendo que
dado tan debil Y da'gada
que todo el que la veia de-
cia que estaba tuberculosis.
Mo tenla apetito y tenia
una. tosesita sospechosa,