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The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Florida Develops New
Type OF Tomato

The State Of Florida became
"one up" on the State of Cali.
fornia in their endless race for
horticultural honors, with the an.
nouncement today of perfection,
after four years Of experiment, of
the new type Of tomato.
Since California never has been
much on tomatoes, a new orange,
lemon or grape is expected ss an
answer to the Floridian tomato
triumph.
The most recent addition to the
tomato family, while not exactly
revolutionar. in Sh Je, color, taste
or size, is nevertheless Claimed
superior to the ordinary love
apple" In many ways.
Answering to the name Of the
Glovel, the newest specimen
boasts an extraordinary firmness,
stubborn resistance to diseases
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
z ESCAPE YACHT
AFTER BLAST

NORW ak, Conn, July 5
GNS).-Forced from their yacht
by a raging fire in which both
were injured, Richard Birdsall, 40,
Port Chester, N. Y, writer and ex-
plorer, and Erwin Tyson, 10, of
White Plains, N. Y, were reported
in fair condition at Norwalk Hos
pital today after spending six
hours in an oarless skiff.
Mr.. Birdsall told residents of
Sheffield Island near here that he
smelled gasoline Wednesday night
and went to the cabin to lnvesti.
gate. AS he did so a blast rocked
the boat, showered him with flam.
ing oil and forced both men to
hurriedly abandon the vessel
which sank few minutes later.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
z TRUCKS HELD
IN MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, July 5.-With no
truce in the truck license war"
between Maryland and West Vir.
ginia in sight last night, Mary
land seized two more trucks,
making a total of six it has i'm
pounded since the controversy
started several days ago.
Drivers Of the two trucks seized
yesterday were fined $40 and
costs each for having improper
license tags and 81 and costs
each for having no Maryland
registration cards.
The men, Robert Thomas and
Walter c. sappington, both Of
Clarksburg, w. Va. were taken
into custody at Oakland, where
four other trucks are also being
held.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
GLORIA, MOTHER
ENJOY HOLIDAY

NEW YORK, July 5 CU.SJ.
Little Gloria Vanderbilt cele.
brated the Fourth of July with
her mother at the Long Island
estate rented by Mrs. Vanderbilt
for her court-decreed July vaca-
ton with her daughter.
AS mother and daughter swan
and played croquet together, the
beautiful young wicow Of Regi.
maid Vanderbilt, undismayed by
her latest defeat in the courts,
planned to renew her fight for
little Gloria.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, whose status
as a weekend" mother was sus-
tanned by the appellate division.
has stated her intention to carry
her fight to the court of appeals.
but must first secure the courts
decision to file the appeal.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Recluse Fights For
Life; Sister Dead

SPRING LAKE, N. j., July 5
G.N.SD .-Physicians endeavored
today to save the life of John
McCloskey, IS, who apparently
had been lying i'll in bed and
unattended for mere than a week
while across the hall his sister,
Jennie McCloskey, 81, who shared
with him the life of a recluse,
lay dead. He still does not know
OF his sisters death.
Both had ample money in the
bank to meet their needs. For
years, neighbors said, they never
left the house, ordering their food
and supplies by mail.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Edna Mills Sues
On Processing Tax

RE1DsVILLE, N. c.. July 5
(SpeciaD The Edna Mills Cor
poration, textile manufacturers,
has filed an injunction suit
against the Government in Greens
0oro Federal Court to prevent col
lection of the processing tax. The
petition shows the corporation has
paid so far $121 900 in processing
taxes. Recovery is not sought, but
relief from future collections, the
bill ayers. The AAA is alleged to
be unConStitutional.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
BEWARE OF BETTYs !

WOBURN, Mass. GNISO The
name Betty is nemesis to David
Turner, %, alleged house breaker.
Two years ago Betty Lawrence
resulted in his capture and SEN
tence to Concord Reformatory.
Betty Hill grabbed the leg of a
man as he tried to escape from
her home in the night. The man
dove through window. Turner
was arrested at his home nursing
his injuries.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
CHILLING
! GOODRICH ON
OTHER GRIMES

NEW YORK, July S GN.S0.
Seeking additional confessions Of
attacks of YOUNG girls, police to-
day relentlessly grilled Merton w.
Goodrich, the mad musician"
while Detroit authorities prepared
t take him back to Michigan
where he faces life imprisonment
for the Staying of 1l-year-old
Lillian Gallagher.
The Detroit officers at first
planned to return Goodrich and
his wife by plane, but Goodrich's
hysterical fear of flying baked
them and they were forced to
wait for a train.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
JObless 2 Years,
Wins Daily Double

NARRAGANSETT PARK, R. l.,
July 5 G.N.SO Eleven persons
were richer by $2,45O.5O today,
while James w. AinSworth, of
Providence, unemployed for two
years, collected $4,9O1, when Jubi-
largo and Uncle Donald came
home in the daily double, the
largest purse to be paid on the
winning combination in New Eng
land track history.
Ainsworth held two tickets of
81 each. Dick Barns, of Balti-
more, Md, a waiter at the track
kitchen, one of the winners, i'm
mediately tossed up his job.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05

common to its weaker forerun.
ners, and a slight saving of time
in its production since it natures
a few days earlier than the others.
Development VI the new tomato
was Initiated in the local green
houses Of the U. S. Department
OF Agriculture and carried to its
successful conclusion at Home
stead Fla.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
Ex-King Alfonso
Hurt in Auto Crash

LEGHORN, Italy, July 5 0NSO.
Former King Alfonso Of Spain
suffered slight head injuries and
his aide-de-camp sustained frac.
tured collar bone today when the
automobile in which they we're
driving to the Seacoast overturned
near here.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
One Dead, 6 Hurt
Is Danville Toll

DANVILLE. Va, July S. - One
dead and six injured was the holi-
day toll here. Willie Woods, col
ored motion picture projectionist,
was burned to death in a Martins
vile Theater when q roll Of film
exploded.
The Washington times., 1935-07-05
THEY LEARN LATER

Everyone knew Babe Herman
was joining the Reds except Man.
ager Charley Dresser and the
players-who learned about it
when the Babe checked in unan-
and asked for orders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04

Columbus denOunces the atheis-
tic principles that acfuate those
I'm control OF the Mexican gov
eminent rs opposed to religion,
morality, Justice, and liberty, and
as n menace and peril to the
welf-being of the people of this
nation and the perpetuity of the
principles TO which this nation
Is dedicated; and, believing that
BY its conduct the Mexican gov
ernment has forfeited Its right
to further association with our
government and to the friendly
relations, and social and COM
Hnercial intercourse, that should
exist between civilized nations,
and particularly those whose
proximity brings them into close
and intimate contact, and bcIiey-
ing that continuation or such
relations violates every principle
OF morality, decency and right
upon which this nation is found
ed, we hereby petition the gov.
ernment OF the United States. in
pursuance Of fits ideals of Chris
fian civilization, to make repre-.
sentatiOns to the government of
Mexico, that unless the evils
herein complained OF are ended
forthwith, further recognition OF
the Mexican government will be
Withdrawn and diplomatic rela-
tiOns between the United States
and the Mexican government
will he severed.
Upon consideration, the fore
going resolution was adopted un-
animously by the supreme board OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04

alienable rights for which our
forefathers gave their lives that
succeeding generations might en-
joy, and which the Mexican poo
pie by every law OF God and man
have right to exercise.
Taking advantage OF their de-
fenselcss innocence, those per-
sons who now and during recent
years have usurped the power
and authority Of governments I'm
Mexico have deprived the Mexi-
can people of their divine and
natural rights; have denied 10
them the right to worship God I'm
accordance with the dictates OF
their own conscience; have de-
strOyed their places Of worship:
! have Knocked at the sancfify Of
religion; have insulted the most
sacred objects Of their Christian
faith, and have deflled and
DESTROYED those sacred symbols
that the Christian world has held
In reverence for centuries.
Not content with debasing
their religion and mocking at the
Christian sentiment of the Mexf-l
can people, the government Of
Mexico has denied to them the
right of assembly and the right
to petition for redress Of their
grievances; has denied them the
freedom OF the press; has closed
their schools and Summaries: has
refused them liberty Of education
ON the Goddess theory that the
mind OF the youth belongs t0
the state; has confiscated pri.
vate property; has denied them
the right Of trial by jury; has
summarily executed citizens; has
been guilty of the most heartless
cruelty, and has fostered human
atrocities ( h a are unparalleled
i'm the history OF any people I'm
the western world.
This condition has aroused the
protest OF the American people,
and that protest has b n ex-
pressed i'm resolutions by men OF
every race and creed and from
every section of our country, but
without avail, for notwithstand-
ing such protests the Mexican
government, needless OF adns0ni-
ton. animated only by lust for
wealth and power, has persisted
In its despotic rule over fifteen
million defenseless Mexican pe0-
pie until their cries for m Grey
ring in the ears of the Christian
civilized world. The time has now
come when resolutions OF protest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04
RESOLUTION

Whereas, the government OF
the United States was founded
upon the principle that all men
are created free and equal, and
that they are endowed by Al
mighty God with the right to Hfc,
liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness, and
Whereas, the principles upon
which this government was so
founded are recognized by free
nations everywhere as funda-
mental truths, as true now ms
they were at the beginning OF
the world, and, inspired by the
example OF this free government
the right of every man TO life.
liberty, freedom Of conscience.
and right OF expression, have
become necessary incidents 10
civilized nations, 1t Is with deep
feeling of outrage that the pe0-
pie of America, who have enjoy
ed the advantages and privileges
Of free government for more
than one hundred and Fifty years.
find that mt their very border
almost an entire nation are de-
prised of their rights. h u m a N
and divine, and subjected to the
most arbitrary exercise Of des-
p0tic power, rutl1lcssly admins
tered by men who are without
spiritual or moral restraint. who
seek only their own selfish adj
vantage and who, with q small
minority OF the people whlons
they presume TO represent, have
imposed upon them the me s
barbaric cruelty ana domination
I'm the name Of government that
was ever witnessed ON the west
ern hemisphere.
The people Of Mexico are .
peace loving, God fearing. docfSe
and innocent nation OF Christian
men and wonsen, wll0 desire only
the right to exercise those M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04

no longer serve amy useful pur.
pose, and the Mexican govern.
ment, as now constituted. h a >
forfeited its right to a pla c e
among the civilized nations Of
the earth.
Now, therefore, expressing the
voice Of five hundred thousand
patriotic, liberty loving, Christian
men OF America, and, as we be.
lieye, expressing the sentiments
Of God feariRg men and women
everywhere, the supreme board
OF directors OF the knights of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04
COUNCIL GIVES TROPHY

Sheridan Council, in 1894, pre-
sented the handsome silver tro-
ply to the winner of the municipal
golf tourney held at the East
Mountain course and sponsored BY
the Waterbury Democrat. The
winner was John Rogers, a Crosby
high school student.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04

In his work as Chief Counselor,
Mr.. Wallace has developed i'm one
year q circle OF Columbian Squires.
the activities OF which have earned
1t the leading position in the Best
Circle contest. Mr.. Wallace has de-
voted his complete time and at
tentien TO the Squires' work. Their
accomplishments are a just reward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04
HANDSOME PRIZES GIVEN

Handsome ash containers sur
mounted by a silver figure, bowles
in action, were presented to the
members Of the 1934-35 bowling
league at the annual banquet OF
the league held April 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04

ONE MEETING IN SUMMER
Only one meeting a month is
held by Sheridan Council during
July and Auguset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-04
Resolution Adopted
Strikes At Mexico
Supreme Board Approved Step Last January Fear
less Denupciafion Of Prosecutions Widely Praised

The supreme board of directors
Of the Knights OF Columbus met
ut the Waldorf-Astoria hotel In
New York Saturday and Sunday.
January IL and Is. and considered
Mt great length the situation IN
Mexico relative to- the persecution
Of Catholics, the closing Of church.
es ana murder Of defenseiess men
and women at worship in tn Ell r
churches there, with the result that
"a committee was appointed to ex-
press in resolutions the position Of
the knights Of Columbus as ex-
pressed by the supreme board.
A telegram was sent to the pres
ident Of the United States request
ing a hearing by the committee on
the resolution at the presidents
earliest convenience, and the reso-
luton was forwarded to the presi-
dent for his consideration in ad-
vance.
The committe adjourned to meet
in Washington, January 20. and
tia subject matter was referred to
with the committee the following
morning.
At the meeting Of the supreme
board. the special committee Of
the board consisting of Supreme
Treasurer d. ]. Callahan, Washing
ton, Supreme Director John E..
Swift. Boston, and Supreme Direc-
tor James Donahoe, Chicago. sub
mitted the following resolution on
conditions in Mexico:
La opinión., 1935-04-17

producer una bonita alocueion. la
cual fue premiada cor mercedes
%aplausos.
Contesto ell senior Morales, dan
do las gracias a su compadre por
las frases elogiosas que de el hacia,
aunque manifestando no MERCER
las; pero que las agradeeia por yer
elaramente que eran sinceras.
De ali siguio ell bale. ameniza-
do por una competente orquesta. la
que estuvo ejecutando bellos tan
Cos, rumbas asi como otras pleas
de moda.
Entire la concurrence &c esa no
che, que llevo sus felicitaeiones y
no pocos regalos al senior Morales,
recordamos de pronto a las perso-
mas cuyos nombres forman la lista
inserta a continuation:
Se1oras: Chole de Morales. Ma
ria +. de Arellano. Francesca de
la Perez; Sehoritas: Consuelo Mo
rales, Manuela Arellano. Juanita
Arellano. Emma Tapia. Dora Cor
ties. Francisco Soto. susanna Soto y
Magdalena Labrado; Sehores: Mar
celino Morales Jr., Manuel Arella-
no, Andres Morales. Francisco c
Aragon, Leobardo Avila, Antonio
Venegas, Cornelio Rodriguez. An
tonic Diaz. Miguel Martinez, Ray
mundo Perez. Joaquin G. Ruiz y
Prisciliano Rodriguez.
La fiesta ha dejado muy sratos
recuerdos n todas las personals que
asistieron a ella.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
SALDRA A MEXICO UN
DElEGADO

Ell senior Manuel d. Garcia, ge-
rente de la eamara nacional de CO.
mercio &c esta ~poblaci6n, saldra IA
semana pr6xima para Ia Ciudad de
Mexico con ell fin de asistir a la
junta extraordinaria convocada por
la Confederation de Camaras de
Concrete. con ell fin de que sean
presentados Y discutidos los ante
p~royectos para la nueva ley de ms
tituciones comerciales Y ell que re-
suite aprobado Sc enviara a la Sc
c~retaria de la Economic Nacional.
cuya depenGencia ha ~presentado TN
proyecto que rechazan unanimemen
tie, por considerar cue lesiona la au
tonomia de las camaras comercia-
les. para c~onvertirlas en- institucio
mes supeditadas al gobierno.
La junta de referencia tendra We
rificativo el % del actual. llevando
ell sehor Garcia instrucciones pre-
cisas para aprobar cualquier pro-
veto que tienda a favorecer la mas
completa autonomfa de las CANA
ras de concrete.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
EPIDEMIA DE SARAM-
PlON EN- MEXICO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril 16.
%poblacion infan-
til de la metropo,i esta siendo diez-
mazda por fuerte epidemia de sa-
hampton que sc ha desatado sobre
la ciudad desde hace aproXimada-
mente dos meses.
En- todas las citadinas Sc
registrar diariamente casos, en-
gran numero, de defunciones por
sarampion acentuandose mas Ia
grave epidemic en- los barrios po-
bres.
En- la casa de cuna hay infini-
dad de pequehuelos enfermos del
terrible NAL, anotandose dos o tres
defunciones por semana. Ell NAL
cundio en- la casa de Cuna debido
al descuido de una sonora que in
terno a una pequefia enferma de
sarampion, quien en- su continue
trato con los demas nihos asilados.
los contagio.
Las autoridades sanitarias, por
acuerdo expreso del Jefe del De-
partamento de Salubridad, que sc
han dado cuenta del peligro Ell que
Sc encuentra Ia ciudad, toman to-
das las medidas profilacticas para
eombatirlo.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
IlEGA UN ~PERIODISTA

Procedente de Ia Ciudad de Me-
xico arribo a esta frontera ell como
edo p~eriodista. senior Jose E. Cam
pos, quien fue director Y fundador
de los ~peri6dicos Excelsior" y La
Prensa" de Mexico Y tambien fun
do y dirigio en- Ell Paso ell diario
Eel International, hace algunos
amos, trasladandose despues a To-
rreon.
Ell senior Campos informa que Sc
dirige a Los Angeles con ell fin de
adquirir maquinaria para fundar un
nuevo periodico en- la ciudad de
Torre6n durante ell mes de mayo
proximo.
Como aqui cuenta con numero-
sas amistades ell viejo periodista,
sc lie ha hecho objeto de especiales
atenciones, ofreciendosele hoy una
comida en- elegante restaurant. Ma
mana continuara en- viaje para Ca
lifornia, de donde espera regresar
dentro de una semana.
La opinión., 1935-04-17

las PARTICIPATES fueron que todaVla
faltaban algunos detalles para ter
minar completamente el nuevo CO.
liseo ~Geportivo y la enfermedad
Que aqueja al sensational pugilis-
Ia Willie Holgufn. quien debefla
e%nfrentarse a Bobby Fernandez.
Tomando en- cuenta esos contra
tiempos, la empresa envio un mem
safe a Midget Wolgast. r~atificando-
lie ell ofrecimiento que Sc lie hizo yer
balmente cuando paso por esta
frontera rumbo a la Ciudad de Me
xico. a efecto de que tome parte en-
la pelea estrella del programa inau
gural Y va Sc recibio la respuesta
del campeon mundial en- sentido
affirmative: de n que es muy
pro.>able que sc estrene la nueVa
arena ell viernes proSimo.
Ell punto a resolver por ahora. es
ell de buscarle un buen c~ontrario al
campeon, aunque probablemente
serAn aprovechados los servicios &c
Bobby Fernandez. un muchacho
juarense que Sc ha d~estacado en-
sus nltimas peleas. Tambien figu-
ran como probables candidates ell
Cha.o Laredo. Babe Colima y Je-
sus Rubio. aunque 10 mas factible
es que Sc les contrate para la Pc
lea semlfinal del mismo programa.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
MEXICANO
Sc AHOGO En-
Ell RIO BRAVO
cadaver, en- estado de
decomposition, flotaba
en- Ell aqua

Ell PASo, Texas. Abril 10. =
(PC).- Otro cadaver mas fue reco
gido de las aguas del Rio Bravo que
tantas victimas ha causado en- las
dltimas semanas. Ell cuerpo perte-
necio al que en- vida llevo el NOM
bre de Trinidad Garcia, joven mexi
cano de % ahos de edad. quien te-
MIA su domicilio en- la Gale Terce-
IA al Este, ndmero 412. Fue i6enti-
ficado por su hermana Julia Gar
cia, despues de que Delfino Rivera
VIC al cadaver flotando sobre las
aguas del rio.
FL eadayer Sc eneontraba EN- es-
tado de decomposition, habiendo
declarado la sehora Garcia que su
hermano desapareci6 desde ell % de
MARIO pasaGo Y que desde enton-
ces estuvieron hacienda numerosas
gestiones para loealizar su parade
70, pero Embellishments.
La cara Y Ell cuerpo habian sido
destruidos por las larvas. Ademas.
Sc pudo observar que ~presentaba
huellas de haber sido golpeado o
herido, siendo possible que Sc trate
de TN crimen, mas bien que de un
accidente.
Rivera informo que eaminaba a
10 largo del rio acompahado &c su
perro, cuando observe de pronto
que ell animal Sc aproximaba a un
bulto para olfatearlo, siendo enton-
ces cuando sc dio cuenta de Ia pre-
sencia del cadaver que vestia hu-
ropas de mezclilla.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
Ciudad )uarez
DEMANoA DE PEscADo DE eooUILLA

ClUDAD JUAREZ, Abril Il. -
(PC.)- Ell pescado de la Presa de
la Boquilla, rico por su alta cali
dad Y delicioso sabor, tiene enorme
demanda en- esta ciudad. 10 mismo
que en- Ell Paso y mas en- esta epo-
ca de cuaresma. pero resulta que
II &c los regidores del ayuntamien
to quiere acaparar la venta en- el
puesto que tiene establecido en- e.
interior del Mercado Cuauhtemoc y
valiendose de su puesto ha influi-
do ante las a~utoridades para que
Sc prohiba la venta de pescado a
los concentrates que Sc situan en-
ell exterior del mercado.
La policia comenzo aver una cam
paha contra esos v~endedores, ext
La opinión., 1935-04-17

giendoles eineo pesos dlarios en- ca
lidae de permiso, a fin de que no
pudieran cubrir tan alto impuesto
y lie dejaran libre Ell campo al re-
gidor de referencia, pero los vende
dores no e%stuvieron conformes con
la nueva exigencia del ayuntamien-
to J presentaron una demanda de
amparo ante ell juez segundo de
distrito. quien con su acostnmbra
da ecuanimidae orden6 Immediate
mente la suspension del acto recla
mado. mientras dicta su fallo EN- de
finitiva. que Sc espera sera favora
BILE para los intereses de los deman
dantes, quienes demostraron que
venden ell pescado en- vitrinas ade-
euadas para refrigeration y a Gu
bierto del polvo.
La opinión., 1935-04-17
m a "a 8
pod
tonico de-A. l&
purativoI ']iG9
de a - ANI
SANCREI
EN- e. NUN Do

lima nueya v m~aravillosa substan-
ella Sc ha descubierto que dara saluo
Y felicidad a millones que ahora estan
enfermos Y en- miseria. Esta nueNa
substantial cientffica es ell mas pode
roso p~urificador de la sangre y re-
constituents del mundo. Su mi
cientffica Y secreta es compartments
diferente de todas las otras medicinas
anteriormente producidas. Es de nue.
We n cincuenta veces mas pooerosa
que la mayorfa de tonicos inferiores
v da resultados rapidos una nora des-
pues de tomarse. -.
Esta nueva substantial Sc ha Ia
mado SOLARIN, I'm nombre meulci-
nal derivado del Latino, porque So
JARIN. como ell SOL. hace a homores
v muie-es fuertes y
No innporta cuantas medicinas Va.
bava probado sin exito, nosotros ga
rantizamos absolutamente Tue este
nuevo producto natural lie puriticara
prontamente y ~efectivamente su san,
gre dando'e energfa sa'uu
y felicidad. ADM
para enfermedades causadas por SAM
gre pobre o impura, como por eJenlpio.
AEEcCloNES REuMATlCAS-ASMe
= RRONoUITIS - ENFERMEDADEs
vENEREAs ACADEMIES STILL.
TiCoS-MALA ClRCUlACloN-EN-
FERMEDADEs DEL PEcHo - IS.
cRoFutAs Y FIsIULAS ucTG.
las Observation-Disclosures De
sANoRE = ENDURE c | M EN- TO
TRIANGULAR -EcZEMA, CoMEZo-
NEs-ESPINtLLAS, GRANoS, eh.
RROS-ARTRiTlS - NEURASIEN!H
-AIMORRANAS MUCHAS oIRAs
ENEERMEDADES DERiV A N T Es
DE sANGRE iMPURA.
Los resultados son tan sorprenden-
tes v rapidos que muchos fueron prom
lament aliviados despues de amos de
sufrimientos sin obtener resultado
aiguno con otras medicinas inferiores.
SOLARIN esta altamente concen-
trado, es PURO y es inocuo-puede
usarse por un bebe como por I'm a
dulto. Su formula secreta esta COM
puesta de vitaminas y minerales va
iiosos. Medicos de fama mundial a
nrueban altamente su maravillosa
formula. Los mejores ingredientes
sin consideration del costo a en-
su fabrication.
Anteriormente SOLARIN costaba
$40. 90 para producer. Pero ahora, SO
vende a un precio que 10 pone al al
canoe de todos-solo $500 por un ira
tamiento. Dos tratamientos por $500.
Tres tratamientos por $500. Hay o.
tros tonicos que son mas baratos.
Pero ninguno puede compararse con
SOLARIN, porque es ell mas pode-
roso TONICO DEPURAT1VO de la
SANGRE en- TODD ell mundo.
No caste su dinero experimentando
medicinas inferiores. Tome SOLARIN.
Purifique su sangre y quite sus en-
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