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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16

they look at the record before they
insist that the Allies are fighting for
us, and that we have to rely on the
British navy.
If Greece, Italy, Abyssinia, Po-
land, Czecho-Slovakia, Manchukuo,
Finland and perhaps Rumania
couldn't rely on their outright prom
ises, how can we rely on no more
than their vague good will?
Washington was right when he
warned us that there is no soft
hearted altruism in the selfish and
INSCRIPTIONS fenagling of European
diplomacy-especially in times of
war and danger. France sent US
help in our Revolution, but it was
only because it was terrible blow
at her enemy-England.
We can rely on nothing in these
times but our own hard-boiled COM
mon sense and the strength of our
own right arm. They are enough.
GIRLS IN MEMS JOBS
Miss Anderson of the Women's bu-
reau of the department of labor,
warns Madam Perkins in a formal
report that family life in this coun-
try will suffer serious Consequences
if a prejudice against women work.
ers marrying is allowed to spread.
Who is prejudiced against work.
ing women marrying? Such a pref
udice would be positively immoral.
Doesn't Miss Anderson really mean
possible prejudice not against
working women marrying but
against married women working?
In our pioneering and develop
ment days when "Adam delved and
Eve span" being a woman-whether
married or not-was pure drudgery.
Many sturdy father wore out and
buried from two to ten wives in the
course Of a lifetime-having babies,
making soap, bread, butter, beer
and candles-spinning, laundering.
clothesmaking, cooking, preserving
food, curing hog meat, hewing wood,
drawing water and raising children.
AL this IL changed. Taking care
Of q home and family il now only q
part-time job.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
CharmingN esO Apron
Has Square Neckline

THIS pinafore apron (1sss-B) b
1 SO pretty that it really de-
serves to be called q fashions
crisp, fiattering. practical home
fashioni The square neckline (no
troublesome straps). the princess
waistline and bosom gathers
make It at as becomingly as your
favorite afternoon dress. And Il
covers your dress with protective
thoroughness.
Send for the pattern this very
minutei You can finish the apron
in q few hours, because it's simply
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
By KATHLEEN NORRIS

SkhoPS 49,
L greatest the world has seen
for hundreds Of years. In vain one
scans the lists of famous names
from China, India, Russia, Italy,
France, Germany, England, to find
a patriot, a statesman, humani-
tartan with the vision and courage
and patience that Lincoln and WASH
ington possessed, and whose fruits
gave US the nation we are so proud
to call our own today.
There have been great soldiers,
great prime ministers, in other
countries. But few of them have
combined with their governing quail
tiles the finer qualities of heart and
soul. And few of them have had to
face the personal and national perils
that marked the careers of both our
great men.
They gave America that charac-
teristic that no other nations claim.
1t is best called "humanitarianism."
It is unique in the dealings of one
nation with another, and that par
ticular element is what makes us
different, and makes our history diff
ferent. We are not an aggressive
nation. We are not seeking to domi-
nate other smaller nations and en-
rich ourselves with their treasure.
No Indemnities Claimed.
After any unpleasantness whether
it be the great war of 19l4-l918 or
the Spanish war, or the injuries
that were done US in China some 40
years ago, we don't claim indemni-
ties. We pay for what we take, and
after awhile give it back to its own
people as a gift. If nations borrow
money from US in extremities, we
presently forgive them their default
ing of the debt, and brotherly feel
ing of sympathy in their fresh diff
culties continues undisturbed. We
are slow to make enemies among
the nations because we are a COM
posite of them all, the living exam
pie of the truth that all men are
brothers, and can live together in
peace.
No other nation does this or ever
has done this. If one of them con-
quers a smaller or weaker people,
that people lives under heavy taxa
ton. From that moment it is a
people ruled by its military betters !;
it pays tribute; its wealth and its
treasure are poured into the Golfers
CT the victors.
New World Era.
Our history began, and a new
world era began, when a few men
opposed themselves to a supposedly
irresistible and ineXhaustible power,
and risked their lives to defend the
principle that men are fit to rule
themselves. Washington's first con-
gress was SO half-hearted after the
peace that was made at Yorktown,
that it was hard to get quorum to-
gether. On all sides he met scorn,
doubt, criticism, indifference. The
influential people were the Tories,
and they had every reason to feel.
for the first dozen years of Ameri-
cas- existence, that this ridiculous
experiment in democracy was bound
to ignominious failure.
Two generations later it was for
awkward, gentle big Lincoln to hold
the country together, to keep us a
nation still. The echoes of that Bit
ter struggle are still in our ears !;
we are still a very baby among the
nations at the age of one hundred
and sixty-four. But we are the
greatest of them all now, and hardly
aware yet of our own potentialities
for future greatness.
We have our weak spots. Our neg
lect of the financial safety of the
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
The AnsuDers

/. The boundary line is 1898
miles.
2. "Confucius" is the Latinized
form of K'ung Fu-tze, which
means ''the philosopher or mas
ter k'ung."
3. Egyptian picture advertising
over 1000 years old have been dis
covered. The earliest newspaper
advertising is said to have been
in Germany in 1891.
4. About IS gallons.
S. Washington. His second in
augural address consisted of but
1874 words.
6. Ermine, ptarmigan, Arctic
fox, and polar hare.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
Ask Me .4nother
. A General Outs
The QUESTION:

/. The United States-Canada
boundary line is the longest UNI
fortified boundary in the world
How long is it?
2. Is the name "Confucius" Chi
nese?
3. How long have advertising
mediums been used?
4. How many gallons of maple
sap have to be evaporated to pro-
duee one of sirup?
S. Which President made the
shortest inaugural address?
6. What animals change their
fur or plumage to white in winter7
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16

Whitney nooiiSy cooh
a side trip to Balti-
more, travelling un-
der police escort.
With him went Miss
Bertha Joseph, viva
cious secretary Of
Sen. George r ad-
cliffe Of Maryland.
In the course of
their conversation
Mis- s ] o S e p h T e.
m arked: mickey,
why don't you run
f1r fhn can ofnot
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
There Are Two Ways
to Get at Constipation

Yes. and only two ways-betore
and after It happensi Instead Of
enduring those dull, tired, head
achy days and then having to
take an emergencycathartic-why
not KEEP regular with Kellogg's
An-Bran? You can, If your con-
stipationis the kind millions have
due to lack Of 'bulk" in the
diet. For An-Bran goes right to
the cause Of this trouble by
supplying the "bulk" you need.
Eat this toasted, nutritious
cereal regularly with milk or
cream, or baked into mullins
drink plenty of water, and see II
your life isn't a whole lot bright
eri Made by Kellogg's in Battle
Greek. II your condition is chron-
&c, 1t Is wise to consult a physician.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
NERAL
WUoH 8.
JON N SON
.6Hc..
wNus-vs
SMALL TOWN HOSPITALS

SMALL TOWN HOSPITALS
NEW YORK CITY.-It is hard to
write q word mfavorable to the
Presidents plan to have the fed
eral government begin building
small Experimental hospitals in
towns that do not have such serv-
ice. have lived in such towns
myself. Even in larger towns which
have had such hospitals, have been
made personally and painfully
aware Of the bachwardness of some
doctors who do not or cannot keep in
touch with the rapidly improving
and developing medical profession.
1t is desirable to have hospitals in
places where they are not. So are
many other things desirable.
II it is just and proper for the
government to favor one small COM
munity by building hospital for it,
how can it refuse to build one in
every town in similar circum-
stances? That wouldn't be a mat
ter of $4,000, 600.
Furthermore, the mere building
of a hospital is only a beginning.
The cost Of maintaining is high.
If it had been only a matter Of
providing buildings, the billions that
have gone through WPA into some
far less worthy projects could prob
ably have built all the hospitals
that are needed-especially in the
old federal and civil works admin
istrations, where billions appropri-
ated in part for national defense
went for raking leaves.
Hard-boiled as any criticism Of
this project must seem, congress
owes a positive and pressing duty
to examine in all its implications
before it opens any more expanding
spigots into the federal treasury.
| It has all the earmarks of the Arabs
camel which began by persuading
its master to let it stick just the
tip Of its nose under the tent to get
| it out Of the cold, and wound up
by wearing the tent as a horse
blanket leaving the Arab-nose and
all-in the chill of the outer dark
ness.
WASHINGTON WAS RIGHT
| AAoiiA 40 iioA0iLS Tic pass lCd0-
ing to the Allied left flank. Yet,
thus far, she has no Allied aid. Ru-
mania is under pressure from the
Allies, Germany, Russia, Bulgaria
and Hungary. She, too, has prom
ises of Allied assistance. But does
she believe in them-and if so, why?
The record of the Allies in help
ing small countries which they have
persuaded to stand with them is
uniform-uniformly rotten.
Every time write like this am
accused of bias in favor of Hitler
and against England. I despise Hit.
Ter and like England, but in any in
ternational war situation, I wouldn't
trust our fate to either of them as
far as could toss bull by the tail
My only point in reciting them is
to suggest to some among my own
guild Of columnist kibitzers that
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16

e - marked: mickey,
Mickey Rooney why don't you run
for the senator"
Mickey said nothing, appeared to be
thinking the matter over.
Finally he said: "Uh-huh, maybe
you got something there. I have
been thinking about that carefully
and maybe I will. But first I had
better get a secretary, hadn't I?
How about your"
And Miss Joseph, comparing the
19-year-old boy to her 62-year-old
mentor, said she was interested.
Governor to Governor.
What the governor of North Caro-
lima said to the governor of South
Carolina has been the subject of
much historic comment. But here
was what the ex-governor of North
Carolina, wise-cracking o. Max
Gardner, said to the governor of
Georgia, genial Ed Rivers, when
they met in Washington last week.
Governor" said Max Gardner,
II was turning on my radio the
other day when I heard a voice
that sounded familiar. So listened.
And then I recognized those power
full tones of yours. If I may say so,
Governor, you were stupendous!
The greatest organized demagog-
uery I ever heard! I stood uncov-
cred before you"
NYA Orchestra.
The announcement that famed
conductor Leopold Stokowski will
take an orchestra of young must
clans to Latin America on a good
will tour this summer brought a
deluge of applications to Miss Mar
garet Valiant, National Youth ad-
ministration official, who is organic
ing the group. The letters run the
gamut of emotion, some humorous,
some pathetic, some gay and flip
pant.
One from Hawaii inquired wheth-
er it was true that the NYA was
planning an "All-American like Or
chestra." Another from Carl Pat
terson of Van Buren, Ark, home
of radio star Bob Burns, said MOTH
| :.
ing ABOUT oaLooha, W. app.ieu
Ior piano-piayhg !oo. Anu MISS
Mickie sweeney, Chlcago NegresS'
asked ior Joo DIS hisii'-cioo
singer.
Agricuiturai hangover;
henry waiiace was reaolng a
statement In MS press conference
warning the country against expect
ing the war 10 De a noon 10 agrl-
culture. he paused looked at ms
auoie nr I.s;aL 80
a nsu u sI h,, - .n
Wouiu I . o. ~. ~ $500
porIefs, out no' Wy s Ia a I;.ai p
IN liiis wa, asiiSi'u - iA a.
70 nave naiso :, "i'iiou' 'iie
spree oeioi eiia.iN
c,
Merrs -uo-Nounu ., x
Cne VI .iie NUS poweitul iaS'oi
IN inner y. y; r: circles tnrouen9u'
the Mloole West Is !he qulet alli'
ance OF Lanoon ana hhoX men
Wmie the TWO 1880 standard bearers
don't agree on everything they are
close iriends ana see alike on ma
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-02-16
As He Saw It

We have not read an author till
we have seen his object, whatever
it may be. as he saw it.-Carlyle.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
MATSUCKA NO ES OTRA
COSA QUE UN BULLDOG

Washington, oct. 21.-En las
eSferas oficiales Sc comentan
las palabras del senador Key
Pittman, de Estadcs UnidoS
que la semana pasada deob<to
que ell ministrc ~ estado japo-
mes, Matsuoka, no es otra' cosa
que un ''bluffiante" 0 1adranrN
bulldog. "Es ell bulldog de Id,
S'clique" militar japonesa anne
nazando a Estados Unidos; pei
70 no entregaremos nuestros de-
rechos en- Ell Pacifico y nc cesa-'
Nmos de ~protestar lando nuas
TIPS connacionales Sean atrope-
lld1os. Deseamcs I'm arreglo pa
cifico, pero no ,d;3-inaremos
nuestEOs derechos bajo la bru-
talidad".
81 las importaciones todas
Son cortadas, las bombas japone
sas dejaran de caer sobre ell in
fortunado pueblo chino.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

tendera a, Extreme Oriente?''
ir.uirio un reporter.
Pregdntsle al eno1j@dor ja-
pones-contest6.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

/ problema para ell maestro o Ia
maestro. Jamas Sc lie ha hecho
pensar en- los demas. para consi
derarlos. All, pero Ri fuera nues-
tro hijo.."..
No este tan SECURE Es proba-
bic que csc nino vaya a la CANA
a una bora regular; es probable
qua la madre lie hags lavar las
manos antes de sentarse a la me
SAL. pero es probable tambien
que el padre intervenga muchas
wees para decir: Oh, 6ejalo!....
Deben los padres mirar oio
con ojo en- cuanto a la discipline
y que la abuela no Sc mezcle pa
ra impedirlo.
Cuando no hay discipline, no
importa quien la quebrante, Ell
resultado es siempre ell mismo.
Los metodos de entrenamiento
en- muchas ocasiones NADIA tienen
que yer con la excesiva intran-
guilidad de los nihos. Puede ser
de origen organize.
Hay ninos a los cuales Sc acu-
sa de perezosos 0 de desobedien-
cia como 81 sc tratara de un pc
cado capital. muchas veces son
ninos que no estan fisicamente
bien, que no duermen 10 sufi-
ciente, que duermen con dos o
3 personals en- una CANA O en- un
cuarto sin ventilation. Los nj
nos de apariencia semiletargica,
en- muchos casos sufren los e.
fectos de un estado semit6xico
causado por las amigdalas o los
dientes. Una condici6n endocri-
nal puede hacer que un nino sea
apatico y de "pObre vida"
Lo mas importante en- GUAM
to a la conducta de los ninos es
preguntar Spor que actda ase?
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
TRES Mos

La Sra. James Smith di6 aver
a luz tres nihos, en- ell hospital
Santa Maria, en- Kansas City.
Los tres pesan, en- conjunto, II
libras y tres onzas, 10 que Sc con
sidera una marca para Kansas
City. Ell padre era policia. Dos
ninas y ell tercero, ell que naci6
1ltimO, un nino. Las dos ninas
pesaban al nacer seis libras y
cuatro onzas cada una; ell nino,
cuatro libras y IL onzas.
La familia sc compone ahora
de cuatro criaturas, teniendo la
mayor. un nino, dos amos edad.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

victoria por parte de la avia-
ci6n.
Noticias de Toxic revelan
nuevos ataques de la aviaci6n
nipona contra los puetes y lu-
cares estrategicos de la carre-
terra de Burma. Los chios AFR
man, sin embargo, que los ca
miones avanzan en- direction
de Chungkig.
Ell canoeo en- la costa del
Caal era intense en- la mafana
de hoy.
La aviaci6n nazi atac6 de
nuevo a Londres y Liverpool,
pero muy pocas bombas fue-
ron arrojadas.
Las nuevas baterfas antiae-
reas, de mayor efectividad, pu
sieron aver en- fuga a los ae-
roplanos del enemigo.
Esperase la llegada a Lon
dres del primer minisrto de la
Belgica antinazi, Hubert Pier
lot, Y del ministro de Negocios
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
Miles de bombas arrojo la aviacion
ingIesa sobre la costa de Franc
Estan detenidos en- Espana ell primer ministro
belga Pierlot y ell ministro Spaak
Nuevas baterias antiaereas de mayor efectividad

Londres, Oct. 21.-La avia-
ci6n inglesa arroj6 aver mas
de $4,000 bombas en- la costa
de Francia, evitando quiza o.
ira ueva tentative invasora de
los nazis. Las bombas cayeron
en- putos whales a raz6n de u
ma por minute.
Ell primer Lord del Almiran
tazgo, A. v. Alexander, decla
'r6 hoy, con motive del aniver
sario de la victoria del almi :
rante Nelson en- Trafalgar,
que I~nglaterra proteje sus bar
cos, tropas y abastecimientOs
y al mismo tempo lleva la
guerra al enemigo.
Bombas caidas en- Londres
averiaron ell edificio de la en-
bajada americana y tambien
ell de los J6venes Cristianos.
Declare hoy ell contralmi =
rante Sir Henry N. HARDWOOD,
nuevo asistente jefe del Esta-
do Mayor naval, que mientras
la escuadra exista no habra
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
LA LOTERIA DEL SERVICIO
MILITAR Sc EFECTUARA
Ell MARTES 20 DE OCTUBRE
Mr.. Roosevelt no debatr6 con
Ell republican, Wilkie.

Washington, Oct. 21.-La
Loteria del servicio militar Sc
lectivo comenzara ell dia 20 de
octubre y ell presidente Roose-
welt hara la primera extrac-
ci6n, al mediodia del 20, en- ell
Auditorium de Washington,
junto al edificio de la Secre-
taria de Trabajo. Otros altos
funcionarios extraeran n1me-
ros y despues Sc hara 10 mis-
mo en- TODD ell pals.
Otro estudiantes del Insti =
tuto T~eol6gico de New York
Sc declararon hoy culpables
de no inscribirse Ell pasado dfa
16; la misma admission de cul
pabilidad hicieron cinco j6ve-
mes de las juventudes socia-
listas, Todos quedaron en- Ii
bertad bajo promesa de pre-
sentarse cuando sean llama :
dos.
Ell secretario de la presiden-
ella, Mr.. Early, declare hoy
que ell p~residente no entrara
en- ningdn debate politico con
Mr.. Wilkie, en- Ia misma pla-
taforma.
mo sabfamos que Mr.. Will
kie iba a hablar en- Baltimore,
csc dia. Ell Presidente habla-
"a en- otra parte."
Regres6 hoy a Manila, des-
de Shanghai, ell almyirante
Mart, jefe de Ia escuadra anne
ricana en- ell Extreme 0riente.
FL almriante sigue recomen
dando a los americanos y sus
familias que salgan de China
y Ell Jap6n.
Inglaterra, segun los perio-
dicos, no Sc propone asumir
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

Harry Pilger cuando lie meta la
mano en- el bolsillo a una de sus
victimas.
Charles Tracey, un detective,
lie nev6 a la etaci6n de policfa.
Cuando Tracey Sc hallaba de
pie junto a Pilger Y frente al te
nifnta de carpeta, sintio una ma
n0Nen uno de los bolsillos del sa-
co. Era la nano del carterista.
-5Que tratas de hacer?-le
pregunto.
oh, en- la carcel necesitare
dinero para cafe y cigarrillos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

Ktranjeros, Paul Spaak. Ges.
tones Sc hacen cerca del go.
[ bierno de Espahas donde Sc
cuentSa, para que sc les dele
salir de ALI. Estan va en- Lon
dres, Camille Quit, eFspinis-
tro de HaciendaAy AlberA de
Vleeschouwer, NH tro de las
Col6nias. Alemania ezJoA i'm
pedir que lleguen a esta capt.
tai y constituyan ell gobiernO
de la Libre Belgica. Las colo
MAS belgas van a ser aNminis-
tradas desde estS ciudad. por
los belgas en- lucha contra Ell
totalitarismo.
Relaci6nanse aquf .el viaje
de Himmler a Espana con la
d%etenciones por Franco del
primer miistro belga Pierlot Y
Ell ministro Spaak Sir Samuel
Hoare cree que s1s gestiones,
en- favor de ellos, daran un re
sultado favorable.
Han tornado possession de sus
nuevos mandos en- la escuadra
ell cotralmirate John C. Tovey,
lesigado para sustituir al al
mirante Sir Charles M. Forbes
en- ell mando supreme, y con-
tralmirante Sir Hery N. Har-
wood, successor de Sir Godfrey
Blake en- ell puesto de asisten-
tie jefe de Estado Mayor. Har-
wood mand6 la batalla de los
cruceros ingleses en- la Anne
RIGA del Sur, batalla que cul-
min6 en- la derrota del Graf
Spec"
Interrogado por los Periods
tas a su negada a Londres, Lord
manifesto que ha he
cho al gobierno I'm informe YER
bal. LA guerra europea Sc ex-
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

una actitud apaciguante en-
cuato a los dep6Gitos petrole-
ros de las Indias Orientales
Holandesas, que ell Jap6n Sc
propone dominar. Sobre este
particuf Nerifican CONVEX
saciones entire las cancillerias
de LondsNs y Washington.
az ciudadano americana Ian
zo hoy va vigorosa protesta,
en- Shanghai, diciendo que los
Fapores de su pals cochran
$4,000 por I'm pasaje de ter
cera y que los canadenses Sc
10 cochran $500. Demanda que
este NAL sea remediado para
beneficio de los bolsillos de
los americanos con familia.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
Sfntomas

Cast siempre los ninos de 0,
tros padres son rudos, desobe'
dientes y perezosos, "y nosotro'
sabriamos como "enderezarlos'
81 fueran ~nuestros'.
Ell viejo refran sobre los nj
uos de las solteronas que Sc ca
san tarde y los hijos de los SOL
terones q. Sc dedican a poner la
cabeza en- Ell anillo, indica que Ia
certidumbre sobre como name
jar los ninos cast siempre nos
llega tarde.
Hablando de los problemas de
la infancia. ell DR.. Frank ]. o.
Brien, director del Bur6 Educa-
tional de ninos de la Junta de
Education de New York, reco :
mienda la cooperation entire los
grupos aliados PROFESSIONALS,
que estudian las Eases de la con-
Quota humana, y los padres. A
yudar a los ninos y procurar en-
tenderlos.
Otro punto consiste en- la i'm
portancia de averiguar el mott
vo de la conducta que tanto de-
sagrado nos produce.
Tomemos por ejemplo csc nj
no que Sc mueve sin descanso, co
mo 81 estuviera azogado. Els un
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
Un elective laxante hace amigos feEces

Este laxante hace amigos que lie
son fieles porque act1a completamen
te como los otros, pero persuade gen
tilmente cuando 81 toma por las sim
Piles direcciones.
BLACK4DRAUGHT es m es-
peciosa, aromatiea, medicina pura-
mente vegetal. Su principal iingre-
diente IS un tonico laxante intesti-
nal que ayuda a dar teno a los
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
NADIA Sc SABE IN GUAM
TO A LA Q1c lFEIRENCIAI
d ELEWIS

Washington, CO... 21.-Nada
Sc ha podido saber en- cuanto a
la confsrencia cele brada la Sc
mana pasada, en- la Casa Blan-
ca, entire ell presidente Roosa-
welt y e. lider obrero John l..
Lewis.
Nj Ell presidents, nj Lewis han
discutido 10 que Sc tratara.
Q Tn amigo personal de los dos
ciuEadanos propici6 la entrevis-
ia.
Habiase dicho que Lewis sc
preparaba a declararse parti-
dario de Wilkie.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
La RAMA AMIGA

Martin Walter, un viejo SOL
dado, residente en- Cleveland,
Ohio, Sc aburria fumando solo.
Ha entrenado su rama favorita,
Federico Ell Grande, y ahora ella
fuma con el y los dos lanzan bo-
canadas de hume al espacio.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA"

musculos p~erezosos del intestine.
La proxima que un laxante
sea necesario, tome BLACK
DRAUGHT. Usado al tempo de a.
costarse por las direc\1es, general
'nente permite un buen sueno; act6a
suavemente y por complete, a la ma
mana siguiente; alivia estrehimiento,
dolores de cabeza, biliosidad Y est6-
ms agrio. Els tambien econ6mico. De
25 a 40 dosis por rs cts.
La gaceta., 1940-10-21

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