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New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Chief of Chemical War fare Service Pictures Raids With 25 to 100 Tons of Bombs Being Dropped. Talas
Explosive Missiyes
 Can Be Dropped on War
 ships With Precision Testifies at Aircraft Frobe. as9...

Washington, Feb. 16.-Brigadier General Fries, chief of the chemical warfare service, told the house air craft committee today that gas at- lacks in the next war would be fifty times more important" than in the last, picturing raids where from 25 to 100 tons of gas bombs would be dropped to the confusion of the attacked area.
 From 10 to 20 tons of gas bombs to the square mile, dropped from the air, he said, would destroy every thing within that area.
 Asked as to the effect of aerial gas bombing on a battleship, General Fries said he believed explosive bombs would cause enough dam- age without using gas, which, how ever. would prove valuable ad- junct. Phosphorus or poison gas bombs, he asserted, would drive the crew from the ship, and, if the ship's ventilating system were damaged by shellfire, would cause injury inside the vessel.
 Smoke Screen Gas. ..,
 The general told the committed that the chemical warfare service had developed a smoke screen gas which could be laid down by swiftly moving planes, and thus enable bombing planes 10 approach. very closely the surface area. Such gas would be very effective, he de- clared, in shielding al attacking squadron from searchlights at night Differs With Secretary. Major Thomas D. Milling, chief of the army air service officers train ing school, the first witness. said Secretary Wilbur had "minimized too much" the value of aircraft ir the world war.
 He also differed from the secre- tary's views on the range of air craft, pointing to the expansion oi the range in the last 10 years. Asked his opinion on a statoment by MT. Wilbur that air raids in the world war were sporadic" and did little more than intimidate citizens Major Milling replied that only 25- pound bombs were dropped at that time, while bombs ranging from 10( to 4,000 pounds would be used in g future war.
 He also declared aircraft had reached a stage where it was ot prime importance to both army ant navy and not merely "a useful ad. junct."
 The witness endorsed a unified ail service, which is opposed by bdtf the war and navy departments.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
BODY IS FOUND
Preston \. Lambert, Professor of Mathematics at Lehigh University, Drowned While Taking Walk.

Bethlehem, Pa, Feb. 16. - The body of Preston A. Lambert, pro- lessor of mathematics at Lehigh uni versity, was recovered from dam in this city today by party that had been searching for him since last night when he failed to return from walk in the country. Pro lessor Lambert had been in ill health for year but had been attending to his duties up to a month ago. It is believed that he fell into the, water during an attack.
 Professor Lambert was graduated from Lehigh in 1883 and was asso- ciated with the department of math- ematics since 1891. He leaves a widow and five children.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Pleads Guilty, Sentences
 Self. tO Jail for 90 Days

Atlantic City, N. J., Feb. 16.-- James Hoyt sentenced himself today to ninety days in the county jail.
 You can be your judge" said Recorder Corio as Hoyt arose to answer charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct.
 ''what are you going to do with yourself2"
 "f plead guilty and will take ninety days" said Hoyt.
 Judgment sustained" said the recordss
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
OPPOSES
 MONEY INITIATION
Explains Financial Policy to
 Chamber of Deputies
SAYS FRANC WILL IMPROVE
"We Need Entire Worlds Credit" Premier Declares And Cites Eng fish Recovery of Sterling as Proof of Wisdom of Policy.

Of Wisdom of Policy.
 By The Associated Press.
 Paris, Feb. 16.-Premier Herriot in explaining the governments finan- cial policy to the chamber of depu- ties this afternoon, declared en- against any imitation.
 Cost what 1t. may" he said, France must in the solution of this problem maintain her reputation for financial probity. Cost what it may she must resist all temptations to abandon the policy of avoiding in- fation."
 Must Pay Of Debts {.
 During the war" said the pre- mier, i've had to borrow the most possible while paying off the least possible. Now we must pay off the most possible while borrowing the least possible" e
 Healthy money must be our poll icy" declared the premier. Healthy money is the only policy capable of lowering the cost of living, capable of giving France the authority she needs in international councils"
 We need the entire worlds credit" he avowed. ''The world must know that the franc will im- prove slowly but surely, like the wine of our country"
 He cited England as having brought the pound sterling we'll to- wards par despite unemployment, while the workers and middle classes of other countries had suffered through other solutions.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
PRIESTS REASsIGNED

Bridgeport, Feb. 16.-Rev. Den his F. Moran, assistant pastor Of St. Charles R. c, church here, becomes pastor of St. Mary's church, South Coventry, Wednesday. succeeding Rev. William Kennedy who in turn replaces Rev Michael Began, as pastor Of St. Roses church in New town Father Regan also goes 10 nev 6elda
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Boy, 9, Lies Between Rails
 As Train. Thunders Over

Woodbine, N. J. Feb. 16.-Trap- ped on a fifty foot bridge, Isador Katzen. g, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Katzen, of this town. saved his life by lying fiat on his back between the rails while the train passed one foot from his body He was not even scratched,
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
CURTIS IS IMPATIENT

Washington. Feb. 16.-1f the agri- culture committee does not agree within "a very reasonable time" on a new farm bill, Senator Curtis of Kansas, the republican leader. gave notice to the senate today he would move to take up one of the measures placed on the calendar last session.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
CONNECTICUT RIVER FALLS

Hartford, Feb. l6.-The drop Of he Connecticut river from above hood height. 16 feet 10 15.s feet Ihis morning made the danger Of a Unfit in the ice above here less likely. since the falling water locks Inc ice more firmly to the shore. b-he river below Hartford P report ld entirely free from daAserous ice.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
l. W. BODWELL, 95,
 DIES IN BELV|DERE Never Drank, Never Smoked and
 Believed in Hiking PATRIARCH OF BELVIDERE
Saw Silver Lining to Every Cloud and Believed in Being An Optimist = Learned ShoemaIker's Trade When Only 12 Years of Ago.

l.. w. BodwelI. the grand old man" of Bclvidere, died today at his home, 1928 Stanley street, in his seth year. He observed his e5th birthday last December.
 He was noted for his klndliness, good nature and keen wit. He saw humor in everything. Asked one time by a reporter where he was
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
NEXT WAR WILL FIND GAS ATTACKS 50 TIMES MORE IMPORTANT THAN NV LAST
Man Falls Dead as He Solves a Trying
 Crossword Puzzle

Toledo, Ohio. Feb. 16.-Charles Wade, 7S. a crossword puzzle fan, refused to retire last night until he had completed solution of crossword puzzle. When the hour became so late his wife be- came alarmed about him, she went to sec why he. had not come to bed. She found him dead in his chair. The cross- word puzzle lay on a table in front of him. Solution was com plete. Heart failure Is said to have caused his death.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Press Dispatches May
 Be Sent by Navy Radio

Washington, Feb. IS. - A senate resolution extending for two years from next June 80 the arrangements whereby press dispatches are trans mitted by naval radio was passed to- day by the house and sent to the president.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
STILL IS IN JAIL
Judge Refuses to Gut Short Term Given Son of Governor of State of Ohio.
of Ohio.

Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 16.-Serv- ing a three-day jail sentence, Hal Donahey, Governor Donahey's 1S- year-old son, still was a guest of the city today for having violated the city traffic laws Friday.
 The sentences expires tonight, There was talk that he might be re- leased this morning in order to at- tend classes at Capitol university. Municipal Judge Mahaffey said. however, that the youth would not be releas sed ahead of time,
 Governor Donahey said he is sat- isfied to let the law take, its course.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
STRIKE IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Feb. 16.-A strike in the wood case department Of the New Haven Clock Co, today was said by the company's offices to be Of little consequence. Readjustment of wages is said 10 have created a disagreement. The number of men who left wors was not made known.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
CASES CONTINUED

Danbury, Feb. 16. - In the city court today the cases of seven per sons arrested during the last week in connection with extensive thetts of hatters' fur from local factories, were continued one week.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Reaches Nome With His
 Supply of Anti-TOxin

Nome, Alaska. Feb. 16.-Ed Rohn hnd his dogs arrived at noon today h blizzard with diphtheria anti |oxin. Crossing Morton Sound, two bf his dogs fell into a Assure of the Ice.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
Swallows False Teeth,
 Prisoner May Not Live

, Providence. Feb. 1s.--False teeth swallowed by Frank Barry, a prisoner at police headquarters this morning, may kill him. At the hospital an X-Ray examina- ton showed the teeth to be lodged in the trachea and an operation will be necessary. Barry was arrested as q sus- picious person.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
WANT ARNOLD FOR L. 0F [. SECRETARY Bristol Man in Line for New
 Britain Position INVITED TO COME HERE
Committee Postpones Meeting Until Next Week--BclI City Man Has Been Secretary of Organization For Past Three Years.

That Earl J. Arnold. secretary of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce and state president of the Connecti- cut Commercial Secretaries' associa- ton may be the next secretary of the New Britain Chamber, became known today.
 MT. Arnold when questioned dis claimed any knowledge of an at-
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16
FLOYD COLLINS
 FOUND DEAD
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Cave City, Ky, Feb. 16.- Floyd Collins was found dead at 2:45 o'clock this afternoon when his cave was reached by searchers, an official announce ment says.
 No medical inspection of the body was made as it was im- possible for a physician to reach the spot.
 By The Associated Press.
 Cave City, Ky, Feb. 16.--Homer Collins, brother of Floyd Collins trapped in sand cave near here, at 10:S0 this morning broke by the military guard on duty at the case and almost succeeded in reaching and going down the shaft when a rumor reached him that Floyd was being brought up the shaft.
 Additional soldiers were assigned to guard duty around the sand cave area this morning. This is the first time that the guard has been in- creased since official reports were issued that rescue workers had found Assures and laterals extending from the side nf the shaft being sunk to bring Floyd Collins from his trap.
 Work Goes Slowly
 Surmounting serious obstacles and overcoming large falls, it now remains question of cubic yards and time until Floyd Collins rescue party expects to reach the void which will lead directly to him, said a bulletin issued at 8 o'clock this morning. At it requires one hour to
 Continued on Page 12)
New Britain herald., 1925-02-16

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO EiCo
DEPARTAMENTo DEL
INTERIOR
DIVISION De oBRAS
MUNIcIPALEs
Cfcina del Ingeniero a Cargo de
obras Municipales
San Juan, P. R.
Julio g. 1925.
San Juan, P. r.
Julio 8, 1925.

Proposiciones en- phegos Ccrra-
dos para la adjudicacion en- piblica
subasta de las obras alcantarillado
del Lleprocomio Insular, Trujillo
Alto, cuyo presupuesto aprobado AS
ciende a la suma de DTEz MIL
cuATRocFENTos cINcuENTI-
ocHO DOLLARS 96l1oo, ($10, 46s. :
96) Sc adnlitiran en- esta ofcina
hasta las 200 del dia % de Julio
de 1925, en- que Sc abriran piblica
mente.
Todes los datos neccsarios Sc da-
ran en- esta oficina dondc Sc en-
cuentran de nlani6esSo los documen
tos que han de regir en- el contra
to, v podran recoger los licitado-
res los pianos y lnodeios de propo-
siciones que han de presentaf, me-
dante IN dep6sito de diez dollar
!! (S1O) que seran reembolsados al
ser devueltos dichos documentos
en- Ell plazo de reirte (2o1 dias des
pues dc efectuada la subasta.
| La Administration So reserva el
derecho dc rechazar cualquiera o
todas las proposicioness y Ell de all
jndicar el contrato bafo otras con-
= N IA Z
sidoraciones que las del precio So
ianente.
Guillermo EsTEvEs,
comisionado del Interior.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
OpiniOnes de M6di-
COS eminenteS.

DICTANIEN DEL COLEGIO DE
MEDICOS DE LA PROVINCIAL DE
MADRID ACERCA DEL JABON
MEDICINAL DE LA TOJA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
EN- LA coRTE DE DfsTRI1Q
DE SAN JUAN, DISTRITO Il
SEGUNDo -

Estados Unidos dc America, !
El Presidente de los EE. W. !
SIS. &
Pedro Diaz Correa, d
Demandante. !
VS.. 4
Jose Reyes Soto y su esposa, 3
vadora Garcia, =
Demandados. q
Civil No. 1899. =
Sobre: EJECUTIvo 4
HIPoTECARIo. :
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UN CAIRO QUE FALLA

81 4 rs 3 = !. a7t 7ss Z 4 =
Es una lnaquina que nadie mon,
ia. Del mismo modo pasa en- la vi.
da diaria, en- todos los 6rdenes de-
sviyir inalieto a. que nuestro sigle
nos empuja.
listed requiere para sus anuncios
correspondence, es decir,s que lia-
va sutido el efecto deseado. listed
gasta 81. dinero en- anuncios pero
es justo que Ell mismo anrncio le
pague por 10 menos parte de este
dinero. ~
Hoy podemos ufanarnos de asegu
rar a nuestros lectores que nuessra
seccion de anuncips clasifcados NJ
falla. Constantemente. recibimos Or
denes de baia, va qpe 10 anuncia-
do ha sidp vendido antes de cprr-
piirse la gernala, y a su yez ME
yos artictllcs aparecen en- las CO.
1uinhas: Recucrde que, Ell MUNDo
le da mas servicio que cuaiq'aer
otro diario. su anuncio apare ezra
en- Ia edici6n loninical. P.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

Reioi ruy popular ney entfs los hom-
s6ies Artlstfeo. de miguel. lnminoso. de
mDvfmsento shizo muy fijo. sSe gaTanti-
" pcr 8 aHos. Con fina pulsera de cuero
k,ato de artista con cada rEioj. no EN.
VIE. D1EEk0. Alauda an nerabre ~ a;
kecci6ns Pague al caftero s6.65, mss gas
k& correo. Dcvu6lvess dlneTo 81 no satu
ksce .-
FRBEAA T. MAI UKDER corr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

MA1tiAllJ A0E4ANA IfI1 JAbNJ4N
MEDICINAL DE LA TOJA
FL jab6n llamado de LA TOJA
es un producto que hemos ensayado
con detenimiento con el cual he
mos pedido apreciar las condolences
siguientes:
Ia Es un jab0n suave Y untuoso,
neutro Gle reacci0n Y de muy agra
dable contacto, que no produce as
pereza de la piel y limpia muy bien
la superficie de las impurezas que
esta contiene de ordinario.
>" Este jab6n, por las substancias
Sulfurosas que contiene, modifica
muy favorablemente los frecuentes
estados grasosos de In piel, sobre
los que. como terreno apropiado, sc
pueden desarrollar otras enferme-
dades cut;lneas.
- La acci0n ligeramente asepti-
zante, sin producer irritaciones, le
hace muy apropiado para la linn
pleZa de las regiones del cuerpO don
de el sudor y las secreciones natu-
rales cream propensi0n a enferme-
dades &c la piel.
"A Estas mismas acciones le haccn
muy acceptable para la limpieza de
las regiones donde Sc han de prac-
ticar operaeiones, en- los dfas an
teriores a elias
81 No Sc ha Observable que ell JA-
BON LA TOJA produzca grietas nj
inflamaciones de Ia piel
DIR. Jose Ortiz de la Tore.
Medico del Hospital Provincial.
al. ssss2ss za.as.l asl:s
DR.. Juan de AZUA,
Medico del Hospital de S. j. Dios
Madrid, { de mayo de 1910.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
LA MANGHA


Si nos convencieramos de que
Ia nlanrha Sc eytiende; de que ell
tango, sube;; de que en- realidad
4issS mayor parte de los puertorri-
eQueTos quiere ser esclava, nos
0tros, con los que nos acompana-
sen, pernanecerfamos lejos de esa
podredumbre y tendriamos para
los pobres ilotas una piedad sin
cera y profunda, sin mezclarnos,
de cerca nj de lejos, en- la pugna
odiosa que solo reconociesen por
ni6vil el afan de lucro, la pueril
vanidad 0 el deseo de sustituirse
Y excederse unos a otros en'la ex-
teriorizacion de la lisonja, en- las
artes de la hipocresia, para arre-
batar los unos a los otros el pre-
clio de la infamia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
LAS AMIGDALAS

que causan enfermedades.) Siga-
mos leyendo a Osler: "Un ndmero
considerable de casos de reumatis-
mo en- una cura completa de casos
cronicos de artritis, (infiamacion
de las articulaciones); pacientes
con amfgdalas enfermos que pade- Z
cen de reumatismo deben extir-
parselas por complete. Y Hare
(autor famoso de Filadelfia, pro-
fesor del Jefferson Medical Coz
sllegeA dice que: ''las complicacio-
nes4deI corazon en- reilInatisino son
tan frecuentes abg resultados DE
elias tan graves que su prevention
Fconstitaye 10 mas. ilnpertante en-
ell tratamiento del reumatismo".
A un reumatico podemos darle
todo el salicilatoa del mundo,, pero
1,iientras exista aff foco de- irtfec-
cion en- alguna parte del cuerpo el
tndiyiduo sufrra de dicha enfer-
medad y solamente 10 que logra-
mos con la nediciha es ,calmar el
do1or pero no 10 ciaramos.
Is WelIey dice: "Muchss casos GU
yos gsfntoinas Sc atribuyen cons
tipacion tienen focos de infection
fpera de los intestinos come Sen
piorrea, infecciones cronicas de las
samigdalas, infecciones cr6nicas
de los senos de la cabeza".
La mayor parte de los males
que afligen la humanidad que
son en- gran parte debido foco'
lie infection en- distintas, parties. del
cae9po son los siguientes Neural
ga, dolores de cabeza, falta de
appetite, perdida Ell peso, cansan-
clio, marcos, insomnia, nerviosidad,
M gancia, falta de ambicion, irri-
fabilidad o NAL genio, ansiedad, pc
simismo, histeria, apatia, ruido en-
los oidos, intoxicaciones, acidez,
Gehilidad, dyspepsia, reumatismo-
dolor en- varias parties del cuerpo
nourastenia, nostalgia, etc. La 81.
guiente tabla de 800 casos de in
fccciones locales estudiados en- Ia
Clinica del famoso Doctor Murphy
lie Chicago os dara una idea de-
,sitio donde mas comun son estas
infeccionps.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
EDIcTo
Ell PUEBLO DE
PUERTO RICO:

OhhIO h4COs aAA
Yo, Eduardo Urrutia, Marshall q
la Corte de Distrito del Segant5
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, II
R., al pnblico hago saber: s.. e.
Que en- cumplmiento de una aet
den dictada por el Hon. Juez Il
esta Corte de Distrito en- el CTS
arriba titulado en- fecha IL de -
lio de 1925, procedere a vend sr e
pubhca subasta, al mejor post21
rara satisfacerle al demandante 2
dro Diaz Correa, la cantidad VI
S25395 de principal del credito ~
potecario que sc ejecuta, S17.77s d
intereses vencidos desde ell 5 III
novicmbre de 1924 hasta ell 3 Sd
JUNO de 1926, con mas los nueve
irtereses devengados y que Sc ds
venguen desde esta Ultima feell
hasta su total rago al uno por ciA
to mensual, con mas $500 pr
costas, gastos y honorarios d. ;et
gado irrogadcs Y que Sc lie irrs
guen al demandante en- esta a
cion, la siguiente finca: ~
''solar en- la calle de la Pa1m
marcado con ell ntmero ciento eli
cuenta y siete del plano de uIsi
zacion de Ia fnca ''Baen Conf
jo'', en- el barrio de Monacillos Al
termino municipal de Rio Piedres
que mide diez metros de frente ut
veinte de fondo, sea dnscier19e
metros cuadrados con una form
rectangular. Colinda por ell Nor
con los solares numeros ochentasi
cuatro y ochenta y cinco que col
pra a plazos don Pablo Roman sE
ballero y don Jaime Pujols, 10
el Sur, con Ell solar nirnero eli
cuenta y ocho de la fincss tBne
Consejo"; por Ell Este, con ell 81
lar nainero Glen de dicnE fincaz
por. ell oeste con la caile Palm
que es su frente.s Enclava so5Te 4
cho solar una casa terrera. de m;
deras extranjeras, techada de. z:ni
de veinte pies dc largo rori catci
CO pies dc ancho con su balc5n co
cinco pies de ancho mas un colg;
dizo de ocho pies
Sc sencuentra inscrita eff ef E'
gistros de la Propiedad de este d
tritoy al folio 21s del tonDs AZ 4
Rio Piedras, fnca numero. 1890, il
cripcion septima.
La subasta tendra lugar Ell dl
7 de agosto de 1925, a las 2:3O ]
M. en- la ofcina del Marshal qil
snscribe en- ell local que ce'lpa e
esta Corte de Distrito : de ~ ss
Juan, en- la Plazuela de Ponce d
Leon de esta ciudad, haciendos
constar que Ell icitador que ePEgFi
re la buena pro debera c1nsigra
Ell importe do su oferta en- el act
dc la sIbasta en- moneda legal d
los Estados Unidos do America
Y para la concurrenciasde ;icit'
dores nbro el presente en- San Jua
de Puerto Rico, hoy dia is de j.
lilo de 1925.
Eduardo URRUTIA,
Marshal Corte Edo. Distrito. sa
Juan.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

de los 500 casos tenemos.s cue
200 sea un 25 por ciento de las
mfeeciones cstaban localizadas en-
las arafgda1as y que 48o 3casos es-
saban localizados en- boca, nariz y
eaFgantao D sea el so por ciento en-
estas tres parties, por 10 que vennos
que deberiarios prestar mas aten-
icion a sdiehas parties, especiairnen-
tes en los nifios para asi poder
,craarlos fuertes Y saludables..
sssMientras EN- los Estados Unidos
ha disminuido. la tuberculosis 1ln
70 por sciento en pocos amos ve4nos
q5e en- nnestra isla Sc esta extern
dlsendo de una manera alarmantes
DIR. A.. BERNABE: !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18
Causas Y sintomas de En-.
fermedades que 81 ignora-
daS tienen un 0eSenIaCe
Fatal


CAUsAs:--Ako perdida de los
gl6bulos rojos dc la sangre, como resul
talo de I'm ataque de paludismo, Fiebres
Agttamienty EerV.oso. enfermedades GRO
ntcss prolongadas, rerdida de sangre en-
cperRciones Quirurgicas, partOs, dessrre
CLOS menStruales debiiidad general.
SINToMAS:-- FL cults. pierde sp color
soErosado, ponese p4lido o demacrado
EFtsF. palidsz es anarillenta. Existe .debih
dad. respiration deficiente, falta do ape
tito, Tesultando en- MI decaimiento sc
neral del sistema humane
TRATAEIIENTo:-1sos gl6bulos rojos de
Ia sangre ses cmnpouen rriucipainente
d" bierro, cuyo elemento es ind-spense
bic para consergar sus energias y forti-
fear su i sistema: TQNICO a .STRICH
NO FERRARS's contiene este s1emento
en- formas ssimilable. ;. exactameRte en- ia
iuiEma forma qnfmica hailada en- los gl6
bulos rojos de la sangre mas pura, ade.
mas de otros ingredientes que estimu.
Ian los tejidos del cuerpo y especialneD.
9A del Bisten1a .sDerviosO.
ST usted tiAne cuaiquiera de estos sinto
mas. NO. RIERDA TEMPO. Dirijase
HOY MISldO su Boticarfo y compre or
fraSco del TONICO ssSTRICHNO FE.
RRARS', prescrito constantemente poi
Jos especialistas mas eminentes, France.
ses. AmericanDs y Alemanes. Consulte .
81 medico.
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