davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

dolor,
La congoja habia tornado ahC
ra en- el pecho de Ia mujer de.
ingeniero, la forma de una cata-
rata.
Lloraba con la boea alberta.
hundiendoSe en- la garganta 81
panuelo. apretando muchb los
.ojos, intentando en- vano recha-
gar una vision inmensamente
do,orosa: era la de Miguel de
.Guzman. eaido en- squel butac6n
del salcncillo del Circulo Mill
tar de Barcelona, tapandose q
rostro con las manos. Y dieisl-
dola luego: q" Maria. Maria!. l..
Mire listed 10 que me pidel...
Es mas que la vidal" ~ .
Maria de las Moves. llorando
tambien en- aquel palacio de Ma
drid, rogandola a ella que no Ia
separara de Miguel, que no Ia
separara de su hijol...
Sc veia una maldita.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

a Maria de las Moves, a Pedro,
a los marqueSes, a Isidoro tam
'bien, a Miguel y al hijo del pc
cado-, a todos los habia hundi-
do en- Ia desperation, en- "a
'deSgracia 0 en- la muerte!,,
maria de las Moves, muer-
tia dulce hermana de alma,
Ia pobrs muchaeha noble e ino-
.oente per la que ella Sc case con
Pedro, a Ia que ella debia toda
la dicha y toda la gloria que ha-
.bia habido en- So vidal.
iY habia muertol. T..
iY ella no habia pOdido estar
a su lado, recoger con IN beso
su 6ltimo suspirol
Y ahora, desaparecido Miguel
de Guzman. desapsrscido el pc
quehuslo de Miguel Y Maria, 4
Tia no podria velar al menos so
bre el hijito de Ia mujer buena
cue debi6 morir de amor y de
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tel, do rienda suelta a SD Han
to de infinits smargura, de N
finito desencaRto, de saudade.. ,
maria de las Moves, mueg-
Ita!...
~ ella no habla sabido NADIA !
d D6nde habia muerto la InfeliEY
III uando habia muerto?...
Luego, ell fantasma del remor
dimiento Sc fue elevando ante
los ojos de Maria de la Cruz.
iDe que habia muerto la mu-
ljeF de Isidoro?
iQuien sabe 81 no fue de pena
ly de amargura al verse separa-
'da para siempre de Miguel de
'Guzman Y de su hijo!
Y 81 era asi ino habia sido E.
Tia. Maria de la Cruz. Ia que la
habia matadoR
La martir lloraba, lloraba, d.
Iciendose que tai vez por haber
sido demasiadO buena, por ha-
Der querido salyarlos . tOdos-
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
TIRANDo Ell BALON
Vic0trid de los HurGcanes

Los expertoS no Sc equivoca-
ron Y los Hurricanes de Miami
dejaron aver en- blanco a los Es-
~partanos, mientras ellos anota-
ban n puntos. Fue una derrota
mayor de 10 que Sc esperaba Y
Paul Hance sali6 del partido con
una vertebrs dislocada Y su es-
tado es grave.
Hicieron los tampenos un u
vance de u yardas, en- Ell tercer
periodo, pero no lograron ano-
tar.
Fox, q tfuIlbackn de los HUI
racanes, anot6 dos touchdowns y
81 mism0 los complete con pun
tos adicionales. Hieieron los o.
tros dos "touchdowns," Douglas
sustituyendo por Steiner, y Her
ris, sustituyendo por Douglas.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
LISTERINE
ir HALIT0SIS
(BAD BREATMl
TONIC SEGUNDo
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

donde recibi6 rapidamente JOS
cuidados de varios doctores eu-
ropeos.
Estes diagnosticaron un sim
pie accidente nervioso.
En- efecto; la esposa de Pedro
de NGhez Sc encontraba perfsc-
tamente dos horas despues.
FL coronel Herrera. amable Y
caballeroso, estaba a su lado, y
sc apresur6 a pedirla mil perdo-
mes.
-Perd6neme listed, sonora!
SdjO-. Inconscientemente, he
causado a listed un grave dane.
INo, por Dios !-sontest6
Maria de ia CRU. listed Sc Ia
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
LIBERTAD UNCONDITIONAL
A M~ACFAYDEN

Pittsburg, Oct. PEI presi-
dente de lso Piratas, Bill Bens-
wanger, do aver la noticia de
haberle dado su libertad incon-
dicional al pitcher Danny Mae
Fayden, de "a amos de edad. cue
Nevada Is temporadas en- las j.
gas mayores.
"MacFayden no encaja en- la
norma de reconstruction del d.
rector Frank Frisch.
Los Piratas 10 adquirieron de
las Abejas de Boston en- el in
vierno pasado. Este ano perdi6
cuatro juegos y gan6 cinco; ps-
TO no lanz6 en- un solo deSafio
complete.
Su ejecutoria en- Is amos Is de
156 derrotas Y 1872 victorias.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

cias a a los amables informado-
res, explicandoles sueintamente
que ella estaba sin notieies de
su familia cerea de dos amos.
Ell senior embajador no esta
actualmente en- Toxic, senora-
termin6 Ell coronel Herrera
Su salad esta muy quebrantada,
nuestro Gobierno le ha autori-
zado a que yaya 3 las islas Ha-
wall. por una temporads, Puede
listed escribirle.
-Sl. le escribire-dijo Ma
ria.
-Es lastimS que no sc en-
cuentre aqui tampoeo d amigo
Hidalgo, nuestro sgregadp pa
val: pero esta en- Yeso, ia isia
del amor, como aqui la llaman,
pasando estos dias primaverales
con su novia, una compatriota.
o
Cuando Maria de Ia Cruz que
do sols en- 81 hsbitaci6D del hp-
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
@@-El tercer desafio de la Sere IntersociA
La bondad de los juegOs y la dra de la Liga

su pitcher estrella, a la Inca de
fuego.
4 Volveran a jugar los hernia
ncs Pulido, para cumplir con 81
novena, a'pesar del luto recien-
te que guarda MOS dos buencs
muchachos. =
Para sustituto de Pulido Fl
cogera Willie Paz entire Pc
drero y Patricio Perez.
La semana pasada, en- dos in
nings, Patricio lie sirvi6 cuatro
ponches a los habiles bateado-
res garibaldinos.
Los detalles mas importantes
del juego Sc trasmitiran por los
altavoces.
S. abriran las pueToSs a IA
una de la tarde y tambien Ia can
tina.
Como en- los anteriores desa-
fios, Ed Leavine actuara en- Ia
gonna; Carl Lopez en- la pri-
mera Y segunda base Y Marti-
nez en- Ia tercera.
Quiza es convenience repetir
que la Liga Intersocial distri-
buye una parte de sus ganan-
cias entire los pelobaros, a modo
de regalo de Pascuas, Y destina
otra parte a abonar los recibos
de Quotas de los socios enfermos
0 sin trabajo de las ~institucio-
mes que la integran.
La cooperation de todos es
muy n~ecesaria 81 a la buena Pc
.lota ha de seguir un rendimien-
to a la altura de la altruista D
bra que Sc realiza.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

En- el terreno re Cuscaden Sc
verificara ma1ana domingo,
empezando a las 2:30 de Ia tar
dc, el tarcer desafio de la serie
.definitiya de, campeonato Inter
Social, compuesto pOr las socie-
dades Grculo Cubano, Centre
Asturiano, Caballeros Leales y
Unione Italiana.
la novena de Caballeros
.Lales. llamada por algunos 81
"tr2bueo', gan6 la primera Sc
RE Y despues el primer desafio
de IA serie definitiva; la novena
&c la Unione Italiana, Ia del ex-
caente Teamwork, gan6 Ia
.sagunda serie del campeonato y
.tambien el segundo desafio de
Ia seris definitiva.
De modo que mahana, empa-
tadas las dos novenas, bien pra
.paradas y animosas las dos, Sc
verificara Ell tercer desafio de
Ia serie.
Los peritos calculan que sc
.hatiran todas las marcas de en-
.trada en- Cuscaden; pero noso-
.tros sabemos que la Lga Sc con-
.formaria con llsgar a los $50 do
.lares ne las taquillas.
La afluencia de senoras Y Sc
.foritas aumenta de domingo en-
domingo y este ayudara a ex-
tender ia popularidad de Ia l.
ga.
En- los dos primeros juegos
de la serie, como en- la Temporal
da, Sc ha jugado pelota de altu-
FL desafio De- domingo hizo
exclamar a muohos fanatics:
mejor, mucho mejor juego que
en- Detroit.
Para manana. 81 no Gambia
&c parecer, Espolita anuncia E
Capitano en- la primera bora. te
niendo a Salemi en- la reserva;
Willie Paz mandara a Pulido,
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
Ia 0ECWrX
cox LOS euANrns
Triwnfos de MdGrllo y BeuOise.
Victoria dc Fredix

Los N7cnos de izqu.srda he
Bernie Friendkin debilitaron en-
ocho asaltcs a Everett Rightm;-
re v Ell primero fue p~roelamad3
Avencedor en- preseneia d. 4,0)0
fanatics" Muchos de los gol-
pes Sc estrellaron en- la cabeza
de Everett, que pesaba 1872 Ii
bras, cinco mencs que SD rivaN
Yussel Goldstein superb en- el
mismo programa a frankie Ca
wanna.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
OEPORTES
BILLY EVANS RENUNCIO
SU PUESTO

Boston. oct.l2.-Billy Evans,
el famoso perito peloteril, ACADIA
de renunciar su puesto como d.
rector de los clubs subordinados
a los Medals Rojas de Boston,
LIE sucedera Herb Pennock, uno
de los mas grandes pitchers Eur
dos de Ia historic de Ia pelota on
ganizada. Pennock venia dessm
penando e. puesto de director a.
sistente desde 1889.
La carrera de Penncck coma
director termin6 cuando los Ne
dias Rojas lie nombraron coach.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Tn aSpirante q la corona del
peso medic, Steve Belloise, puso
q dormir en- el tereer asalto a
Wicky Harkins, de Filadelfia.
Belloise estuvo a punto de acos-
tar a su rival con I'm 'fuego gra
neado" por la cabeza, en- el pri-
mer asalto; pero Harkins Sc in
corpora. Tambien le derrib6 en-
ell segundo. Belloise peleara en-
noviembre con Ken Overlin.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Tommy MaurielIo ~greg6 o.
ira victoria mas a su carrera
triunfal, derrotando POI puntos
2 Augie Arellano. No pudo Mau
riello veneer por nocaut; pe:c
iogr6 superar a su c~ontrario
Tommy no ha sido derrotado
aun Y pertenece a la division de.
peso medic.
Frank Velez, de Puerto Rico.
fue atropellado, en- seis asaltos.
por Randy Brown. de Mount
Vernon.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

A cola cough Seriously endaEs 5
~. your family~and your busine
ssae.a:es. Ilne.s from colds and
coughs causes mor loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get McntAo-M ulsion, the gIaran-
Ted medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsior fails to sop your eoughi9'
INN ediately ana ge you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker char
my medicire you eycr tried as
or your money b. K. =
Mentho-Muls;on is mo,e than on
Drd;aory neuic.ne. 1t contains vita,
,aias A and d to build youI c5lc
resistance, aud seven soothing
haaling oils and un~ucnt7. inc'1d'
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los eanarios ma
chos de mas de un ano $500,
Y por pichones garantizados
que son machos, S1.50. Pre-
gunre por Vega en- Ell 2202
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
Don't Spread Your Gold Cough
Ger MenthO- MuIsiGp

ing highest grade lockwood creo'
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrap gAes Mertho-
EMnleio- , taste TIE hole family
viii. like. II clings 70 the mem
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients ac' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
"Attendane. at church is neces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE coagrecaticn with q
coId cough wke2 Mentho-Mu'7ion .
so inexpensive and easy to obtain"
N.ntho-M uls;on is endorsed BY
your neighoor3 and sueranteed 6y
Leading DRUGGISTS rvory lcre.-Gdv"
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

limitado a informarme amable-
mente.
@Es listed, asaso, de la ia
milia del senior smbsjador o de
su difunta esposa?
-Estoy emparentada con c,
los. por mi matrimonio. Y Olga
me amable compatriota. tia Sc
nora de Borgona ha muerto?~
inc, no tema darme todos los d.
tales! va estoy tranQuila
%
FL coronel, ayudado ahora
.por otros varios funcionarios d
Ia embajada. informaron plena-
mente a Maria.
De sus palabras Sc deducia
que el embajador senior Borgu-
ia, habia llegado al Jap6n aho y
medic antes. pero ga yiudO. Nj
Herrera nj nadie pudo eonocer,
per tanto, a la esposa del dip,o-
matico.
Maria de Ia Cruz di6 Jas gra-
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Lowe anot6 ul<9Gnfo adicionaIl
PDr los E partanos jugaroh
Reed, ZaikQf Newlands, Fisher,
Diisheil, Wolfe, Kolka, Beynon,
Williams, Buchan y Kaufman
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Sc veia como una apestada,
como una lsprosa que adonde
iba llevaba con ella las lagrimas.
eel dolor, la miseria Y la muerte..
De aquel hogan donde ella ma
bia entrado por un milagro de
bondad del que ahora saba que
era su hermano, Ell marques de
Ramo Florido, y de la dulce Ma
ria de las Moves; de aquel no
gar TODD risas Y donde todos a.
ran dichosos, solo quedaban som
bras, ruinas, odios Y muertes...
Su presencia, Ia prasencia de
Maria de la Cruz, habia aventa-
do. como IN huracan de catas-
trofe, personals, afectos, santos
s%entimientcs familiares.
Y Maria lloraba, lloraba...
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Aquella misma tarde, sin en-
barge. eneontrando su vieja for
taleza, escribi6 a Isidoro de Bor-
gohs una larga carta, explicap-
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
La GACETA

a pori6dico en- ldiOma EspAAol
. uA&s ,circulaci6n en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-10-12
CERROTA DE LOS
TERRIERS

Los hombres de las fresas traje
ron con ellos un cargamento de
pimienta y agresividad y derr0-
taron anoche, en- Phillips Field,
@los Terriers de Hillsborough.
Mas de 5000 perfonas presen-
ciaron Ell partido y mas de 1000
Sc marcharon apeSaradas y d.
ciendo: ell ano que viene sera.
Fue un partido lleno de juga-
das sensacionales.
Plar+' City, por medic de J..
V. Lane, anoto su primer "touch
down" en- Ell primer periodo. En-
la segunda etapa, w. D. Palmer
lanzo ell bal6n a Lane, este 10 co
gi6 Y eorri6 40 yardas, anotan-
do otro touchdown" Fracasa-
ron de nuevo en- el empeno de
hacef ell punto additional.
Harry Kerr verified Ell primer
touchdown del Hillsborough, al
final del tercer periodic.
Los de las fresas "tomaron Ell
aire" Y un pase de Palmer a Nc
Elveen di6 ell bal6n a Lane, que
de nuevo anot6. Sc hallaba Ia
anotaci6n en- 10 por 6, cuando
Richard Fidalgo abri6 Ell CANT
no la segunda anotsci6n de los
Terriers.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

EHseripci6n semanal: 20 C
sos Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
Telsfono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Despues de varios excelentes
passes, salt6 sobre Ia Inca v rea-
li76 e touchdown. Caste-lano
"punteo" bajo Y no Sc hizo ell
punto additional.
Lane fue la figura dominan-
te en- la accion.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

III Cclumbia tiens un terreno para 81 estaeion&
miento de los ceches de sus clientes, en- Ia calle Y, y IN
serene para Ell debIdS egidado. Leve ali 50 eOehe' hay
espaciO suficiente.
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

VlstOdanO Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-10-12

Cuando Maria de Ia Cruz que
do sols en- 81 hsbitaci6D del hp-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14
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PATTERN 951 COLLAR-EFFECT ON GAY COTTON STYLE

There's Spring, shyly peeking at you from round the cornerl Greet this gayest of seasons with a merry new cotton frock, Claire Tilden has designed Pattern 951 to wear when you're at home, at the market or paying Q just-dropped-in-a-second call on neighbor. Wouldn't 1t be delightful in a lively patterned broadcloth, percale or gingham? An easy -to-make style with the Sewing Guides marvellous aid. It's easy to launder to, for there's no fancy trimmings. The collar-effect yoke, especially attractive outlined with ric-rac or ruffling, serves to hold in softness over the bustline. Its joined by slimming, slightly tapered front panel. And the well-shaped pockets take away from your width across the hips. Have puffed sleeves with a trim land- finish, or le them coolly flare. See how the back is designed in just one piece, neatly darted at the waist. You may cut the yoke and panel on the bias If. you like for an effective note. Order this pattern right away!
 Pattern 951 is cut in women's sizes 34, 36. 38, 40, 42, A, 46 and 48. Size 36 requires 3 3-4 yards 35 inch fabric and l 7-8 yards ric-rac.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c- in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME AD- DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14
-WE THE WOMEN - ' - - : : : Youth Work Takes Away Time From Job-hunting

enough jobs for the, young who need them. It is true that many young people today are trying their best to get work and meeting disappoint- ment day after day.
 But philosophy based on what the world owes him or the cynical belief that you gotta know a guy" " won't help.
 And neither will government aid to youth help for long. The Johns aren't Youth forever. Even in a social-conscious democracy, individ- uals have to make their own way sooner or later.
 John Smiths father-who hasn't done 50 badly himself-would prob ably rather see his son working at a job and studing at night than being -president-or even pres- ident-of any Youth movement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14
Of Interest To Women

Have you . household problem
 to solve? Write your question
 clearly. sIgn your name and ad.
 dress, enclose three-cent postage
 stsmp and mail to The Woman's
 Editor, Washington Service Bu-
 reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
 Street, Washington, D. C.. for a
 personal reply.
 e. My son works in a garage and his hands are blackened by grease and are sore and chapped. How car he keep his hands in good condition?
 A. Unless proper facilities are provided in the garage for washing, he should clean his hands after he comes home. Melted lard should be rubbed well into the skin and, after four or five minutes, 1t may be re- moved with warm water and lather made of mild soap. Rinse the hands thoroughly in clear water and apply toilet lanolin to the moist hands and rub 1t into the skin. Until the chapped condition has been cor rected the hands should be covered at night with white cotton gloves. Tn the morning before going to work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14

Concern over tiny wrinkle e-but none for the out-size hips which are the chief cause of 8 matronly ap- peararce.
 A pity to let large hips and thighs add years to your looks, when they can easily be slimmed with right ex- ercises. t.'
 But what if you already lead an active life, what can exercise do for you then? "A woman can be busy from dawn to dusk and still not use the muscles on the outside of the thigh, around the joints.
 Give those muscles a workout. re- duce bulges, by doing this simple exercise a few minutes day.
 1-Sitting, place hands on floor behind hips. 2-Pull first one knee, then the other, back to the abdo- men as shown in our sketch. Then let legs fall forward onto floor. DO IA times. Rest. Repeat 28 to 36 times.
 Or do you have g thick waistline, a dropping bust? Easy safe exercises for these, other figure faults are given in our 32-page booklet. Has exercises for slimming waist, hips and legs, for improving shoulders, arms, bust and posture, for relieving foot troubles, constipation, nervous tension. includes a bracing routine for whole body.
 Send l0c in coin for your copy of BEST EXERCICES FOR HEALTH AND BEAUTY to Waterbury Dem ocrat, Home Service. 635 Sixth Ave. New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME. ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14
-nRAUIK,
NEA serxice staff Writer

NEAl 0GEVhCG 0bttAA vvAAWCk
 The current idea that it's smart to be right in the thick of everything Is keeping many a women from do- ing any one thing really well. Fur therirore, it's putting ac:oss her face c llaSassed expression instead of a pleasant, calm, feminine one.
 You know the type. To begin with, she has the responsibility of . home and child or two. She belongs to ct least one cub and has . certain amount of social activity to keep up. All of which Is fine and dandy. V. .ss
 In addition, however, she has ioined couple of other clubs, and she holds an executive position with attendant responsibility in each. Shes not content with 8 little gar- dening. Her garden must be Q show place. It isn't enough that she take part in Parent Teacher activities. She must organize a side faction and run 1t single handed.
 As a result, she's always ia a fret. She has 50 little time for shopping that her clothes become standardized to the point of being dull. She can't find time to sit still long enough for nail polish t1 dry SO she gives 1t up entirely. She depends on hats to conceal the fact that she was too busy to see the hairdresser this week. She wouldn't dream of doing any thing SO frivolous as exercises. Her time is too valuable for that sort of thing. ~
 RANGING roo
 FAR FROnI HOME
 ri,k point i< that she could be active enough to lead an interesting existence and still find time to look and'ac feminine. She could manage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14

be success. He goes around with his head down and his overcoat half on as though he didn't care what happened. get 50 discouraged when I look at Carries father, because he's so spruced up and knows he's important. Carrie never misses thing"
 You are just seeing now what I have always known. Your father takes his troubles very hard. Be- sides he never sees that a family needs things. For all I have tried to insist that he make 8 change or demand more money, he won't even try. He says he is lucky to have 8 job at all and that we have to manage on what he can earn"
 "So what?" says Dorothy. "Then he shouldn't have children that are SO disappointed all the time. I simply can't hold my head up." DOROTHYE GLAD
 TO MISS THE GAME
 Mother, if I put my Christmas dollar in for a ticket, do you think daddy would give me enough for d round trip on the bus? I'll do with out my allowance for the next four times to make 1t even. Carrie and Ruth and all the girls are going"
 "I'm not sure, dear. You see, winter bills are heavy and daddy is SO worried about getting older and losing his job. try to help, and maybe you would feel proud CT trying to help us both get along just now, than seeing your team play away from home"
 Mother, what about daddy? He isn't very successful, is he? I mean, he is a darling, but he never knew how to push, did he? He's not like MT. Strong"
 That's right. He is so gentle and kind that others have taken advantage of him. But if he were any other way we would not love him so much perhaps. He might be just check-book, and that's not very satisfying.
 That's right, mother. Daddy,s such a dear, and I'm going to be nicer to him. He'd give me things if he could, know. Let's make him feel that he's a great big success. He must have little enough kind- ness all day. at the office"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14

in a rash like measles and itch ill- tensely whenever I take the small- est dose of qui1ine. (Mrs. 0. S.)
 Ans.-Thank you. I do not mean to deny that such idiosyncrssy oc- CUTS, only to say that it is so rare that it need seldom prevent any one from taking advantage of the reme- dial value of quinine. Send stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for "Quinine in Modern Medi- cine'a pamphlet giving instTuc- tions for the use of quinine in the home.
 Smoking
 Please tell me If smoking is harmful and what, to get to cure the smoking habit-(Mrs. A. l.. ED
 Ans.-Depends on how mush you smoke, Maam. If you commit the excesses so many of your sex do. it is injurious to health in many ways. Send Q stamped envelope bearing your address and ask for monograph Tobacco Habit"
 Relief for Allergy
 The druggist here tried his best. to persuade me to take potassiums chlorate when I tried to buy potas-; sillm chloride. Finally gave up and later bought some soluble tablets of potassium chloride. It has given my husband wonderful relief from asthma. He gets good nights sleep now. This means a lot to us :. :. he has gained weight already. (drs. E. D.
 A.ns-Readers who are subject to allergy as manifested by ashmatiC attacks, hay fever, recurring hives or giant hives (angioneurotic edema), migraille, recurring eczema, hyperesthetic rhinitis, rhinorrhea, sudden inexplicable stuffing up and watering at the nose and as sudden cessation of the annoyance, chronic sinus trouble, machine gun sneeze or excessive sneezing on little or no provocation, n,-send stamped en- velope bearing your address, for monograph "Relief for Allergy." It tells how to use potassium chloride which complementS or supplements the effect of adrenalin or the inter-. nal secretion of your own adrenal glands.
 Garlic
 Is sausage rich in garlic proper food so far as health is concerned? -(W. A)
 Ans.-Yes, if you like 1t. So far as I know, garlic is merely a flavor has no particular medicinal or health effects. Yes, I've heard the various yarns about cures by garlic. but a little garlic goes far. Protected by John F. Dille Coo