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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
CHILD
SLAVERY
AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Ill, June pa system OF
virtual child slavery, in which chilaren
under Ia years OF age are "farmed out"
into households in an attempt to solve the
servant girl problem" is a state OF
affairs that has been brought to the at
tention OF the department OF compulsory
education. following startling revelations
in various justice courts of Chicago in
the last three weeks. That such a system
exists to an alarming degree Is the
declaration OF Supt. w. d. Bodine. who
has secured the conviction OF Mrs. OF
title Krosnick in Justice Prindivalle's
court on the charge OF violating the COM
pulsory education law.
This is the tenth case OF its kind that
| have had in the last three weeks" said
Mr. Bodine. Judging from the testimony
OF various witnesses at the trials, l am
convinced there are hundreds OF children
from institutions, who are afuaging is
servants in many households OF the city,
without being sent 10 school"
Mrs Krosnick was fined 500 and costs.
the limit in such cases. The two children
under her charge were Adelaide Butler.
13 years OF age. and Edward Rinder. 10
years OF age. The woman said she had
taken the girl from sectarian orphan
asylum in the city eight years ago. This
child was found hard at work over a
washtub. and it was testified at the trial
that she had been ill-treated and COM
PEELED to work at the hardest kind Of
drudgery an average OF ~ hours day
She could hardly read or write.
The boy was taken from the Home for
the Friendless when he was three years
old and the testimony showed that he
had been kept at work instead OF being
sent TO school
Warrants have been issued for several
persons, many OF whom are said to have
taken children from institutions and
forced them to do work far beyond their
strength.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
A TRAIN
H0LD-UP
FAILED

Tacoma, Wash, June 23.-Train robbers
made an unsuccessful attempt 10 hold up
the North Coast Limited from the Twin
Cities early today three miles west OF
Puyallup. man boarded the train at
Puyallup and when the train was three
miles from the station, ordered the en-
gineeer 10 stop the train az fire which
was burning near the tracks.
Engineer Woods did not stop the train
until half mile beyond the fire.
Brakeman Harkins ran UP TO the engine
10 see what the trouble was and the
bandit shot at him. Harkins threw his
lan intern into the ditch and started back
for the train. The bandit then ordered
the engineer and the conductor 10 get out
OF the way while he made an atttmpt TO
back the train 10 the FIRE where his con-
federates were stationed He failed TO
get the engine started and called for the
engineer 10 come back
The robber then began 10 realize his po-
sition and as the engineer stepped into
the cab ne fired twice. one bullet hatten-
ing on the boiler head.
fhc bandit then jumped TO the ground
and ran into the brush The train then
pulled into Tacoma. leaving the fireman
and "A bra akeman behind as they were un-
able 10 catch the train An engine was
sent out for them and they were brought
I'm this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

BOLTS KILL
TWO men

New York. June 23-Two men nave
been kirea by lightning, eight persons
wera seriously hurt and considerable
property damage has resulted from
severe storm which swept New York and
the surrounding country
Following hours of great heat and hu-
niditv. the storm broke with intense vio-
lence and more than one-hat lhch oi i"i"
fell In l3 minutes
The electrical display continued inter-
rojttently over a wide territory for hours
Those who lost their lives were Mich
aal Rurns. a Montclair. y. j., plumber,
and Arthur Potion OF Newark a coach-
man Scores OF others were more or less
injured from the effects OF the hghtnihg
and from fine and panic resulting from
the storm.
Many buildings were wholly or IN part
demolished. two school houses were
struck by lightning. telephone and cleo
,ric light wires were disabled and pan!cs
occurred in many buildings hit by light
ming.
While the storm swept every sect''n OF
the city proper, the damage was great
est in New Jersey and IN ne sIburps
along the south shore Of Long Island,
Coney Island, Rockaway Beach ana sec
tions of Brooklyn suffered severely.
Among the peculiar freaks OF lightning
was dynamite explosion In Harlem a
belt OF the fluid ploughed 1t ways down
the side OF new apartment house TO
the ground where 1t exploded dyna-
mite cartridge which excavators had left
undischarged in the rocks. Serious dam
age was caused TO several other buildings
close by
Confusion and widest alarm were Gre
ated among 1000 pleasure seekers AT Coney
Island, where the storm burst with vio-
Isnt fury. The police station was struck
hv lightning. while several cottages and
amusement halls were set on fire.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
GERMAN NOTE
RECEIVED
AT PARIS

Berlin. June 23.-The French note on
tho subject OF the proposed Moroccoan
conference was handed TO the foreign
office this morning. Owing to its great
length the note had TO be sent by mail
70 Berlin. instead OF by telegraph. The
foreign office, while declining TO discuss
the points OF the note in detail. admits
that Il leaves the situation where II was
before. The points OF disagreement be-
tween Germany and France have not been
removed. II is expected that the negotia-
tions will continue for long time be-
fore a positive result is reached.
Germanys answer 10 Premier Rouvier
has not yet been coPsidered. 1t will re-
ouire considerable time In order to meet
all the points raised While the delay
might under ordinary circumstances, be
advantage in affordng time for the
excitement 10 subside. German circles
note with some concern that powerful
intrlgues are going on. having their OBJ
jcct war between Germany and France.
Gcrmanys intentions remain thoroughly
pacific but government circles here ap-
prehend the possibility that these in
trigues viii result In inhaming the French
people against Germany and creating q
delicate and complicated situation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ARE
ROBBED AT ST. PETERSBURG

ST. Petersburg, Juno 23.-Theodore s..
Darling OF New York and several other
guests at the Hotel De. L'Europe have
been robbed OF all their valuables.
NJ. Darling lost diamond necklace and
quite sum OF money. Subsequently the
necklace was discovered in a pawn shop.
with the assistance OF the American
embassy. efforts are now being made to
recover the stolen property. Considerab Bile
mystery surrounds the robbery.
Suspicion fell on n Russian countess but
when accused she boldly threatened 10
sue the proprietors OF the hotel and no at
tempt has been made TO prosecute her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

this does not imply that there has been
any hitch, but simply that the negotia-
tions have been unavoidably delayed for
the reasons given.
RUSSIAN FORCES REPULSED.
Toxic June 2s.-The following official
dispatch has been received today from the
headquarters OF the Japanese armies in
Manchuria:
I'm the vicinity OF Yingecheng June n.
a thousand OF the enemy's infantry press
ing our scouts advanced, and when they
reached Hsiangyangcheu. 10 miles south
east OF Wankautzkeau, our forces re-
pulsed them with heavy loss and pursued
them to the vicinity OF weiyuanpaomen.
After our forces. which occupied
Ynngmulintzu June 10. had completed
their mission. they returned.
THE enemy. consisting OF three bat
talions and four squadronsN with u guns.
advanced through the eastern districts OF
the Kirin road and moved southwark
June 81 From IL 80 o'clock in the morn
ing his infantry gradually appeared on
the heights between Chapengan and
Leichiatun. and his artillery posted on the
heights OF Lienhuachies sheiled the north
ern heights OF Nantchendxy. Our force,
after few hours engagement. assaulted
thiG oeffnsive and completely repulsed the
enemy. captured the heights and pursued
him.
otherwise the situation Is unchanged"
MORE BLOODSHED AT LODI.
Lodz, Russian Poland, June ga
bloody collision between soldiers and a
crowd OF people occurred here this morn
ing. Many people were killed.
CARRIED A BOMB
Warsaw. Russian. Poland, June "a
man carrying bomb was arrested this
morning In front of the Malewk police
station. He refused all information re-
ga-ding himself. Disturbances are an
ticipated here In consequence of tho
recent shooting OF workmen at Lodz.
Continued on page Two.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
INDEPENDENT OIL men
GET A HEAVY BLOW

Nowata, /. T., June 23.-Independent oil
operators have received a heavy blow at
the hands Of Judges Lawrence and Gill
OF the Federal court, who have ruled that
guardians OF minors in Indian Territory
must advertise for bids for other leases
and that persons desiring TO buy leases
must hand IN sealed bids.
The order. it is said. will block the leas-
ing Of $1,000 acres OF land and make void
75 leases covering 1000 acres
Under the provisions or the decisions
such time will be consumed in procuring
leases that only persons OF large means
can compete.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
DELAY IN NAMING
PEACE ENJOYS
MUCH DEPLOREO

St Petersburg June 23-Thee likely
asce until the are
appointed and the time of their meeting definitely fixed Japan
see1ns unwilling discuss until questions
settled This does necessarily that all hope of arranging
suspension of hosle before the meeting has disappeared
But indication of Japans method doubt
whether she could be induced renqus temporarily the
gc advantage which she evidently believes she enjoys Indeed
might raise the suspicion of sparing for time until Field Marshal
Oyama has developed his dnces actually process dev
erng his blow when Japan could easily plead that late
DELAY DEPLORED.
The delay in settling the of the pnipontares there
fore all the dpored by those desiring avoid further blood
shed Both be perfectly willing negoaors
but each evidently desires the other show its hand first
Foreign Minister Lamsdors illness Ambassador
either
believed that Wash
passing writing 1t that Count Lasdo has
trouble and his physician again today forbade
promised allow the minister the
chancellory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
R0WB0ATS ACT AS
PILOTS FOR A STEAMER

Lowell Mass. June pa swarm Of
rowboats went out into the thick fog
which enveloped Lake Massacuppie last
night and guided TO her dock the Willow
dale steamer which had become lost in
the fog and narrowly escaped running
aground at Mountain Rocks
The steamer with 80 passengers aboard
ran off its regular course and the pilot
was unable TO get his bearings. 1ncessant
whistling alarmed residents along the
water front and number OF small boats
guided by the whistle. FASTENED TO the
steamer and guided her 10 her berth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
CRUSHED IN COLLISION,
MISS MOORE EXPIRES

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 2S.-Miss LII
lian Moore Of this city whose skull was
fractured when two cars filled with ex-
cursionists crashed together at Fishkin
Landing early today. died several hours
after the accident without regaining con-
scousness
None OF the % others who were injured
In the crash Is thought 10 be fatally
hurt.
All the injured have been brought to
this city by steamer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
TO COOL AND VENTILATE
THE new YORK SUBWAY

New York, June 23-Refrigerating
plants and forced air apparatus are to be
installed in the subway 10 cool the air and
improve the ventilation. This decision is
the outcome Of n discussion by the Rapid
Transit commission OF the present condl-
ton In the underground.
Tests are 20 be made as soon as possi-
BILE at two or three OF the stations and
then. II the apparatus proves efficient the
entire subway will be equipped with the
plants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

Count Lamsdorffs illness naturally has
created gossip TO the effect that he is
about 10 retire and NJ. Muraieff. Russian
ambassador TO Home and NJ. D'Iswolsky
minister at Copenhagen is named as his
probable successor. but as yet there Is
no evidence that the rumors have more
foundation than those OF similar charac-
ter which preceded them.
There is strong reason for saying that
the Russian plenipotentiaries will include
a military man OF high rank. though as
yet there is no clue TO his identity except
that IL will not be General Kuropatkin.
The downfall OF Admiral Alexieff and
the suppression OF the far eastern COM
mittee. materially increases the likeli-
hood that NJ Witte will also represent
Russia since he is an inveterate enemy OF
the "war cabal' which now seems def
nitely TO have fallen under imperial dis
favor.- 1
ALEXIEFF'S NEW APPOINTMENT.
The viceroyalty of the Far East having
been abolished by the imperial ukase OF
June 2l. Admiral Alexieff has boen APP
pointed a number OF the council OF the
empire and will continue 10 hold his po-
sition as aide de camp general to the En-
peror
The minister Of the interior has prohib-
tied the publication OF the Russ OF a
month
The governor general OF the Caucasus
has telegraphed 10 the minister OF the in
terror to the effect that order has been re-
stored at the city OF Erivan. but excite
ment still prevails in the villages OF the
province OF that name
NEGOTIATIONS CHECKED.
Washington. June 23-It is learned
through official sources that owing to
the illness OF Count Lamsdorff, the Rus
sian foreign minister. there has been
slight check TO the negotiations affect
ing Russia and Japan.
II is specifically stated. however that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
Mr.. ABBOTT NOT A VICTIM
IN The MENTOR DISASTER

Boston. June 23.-w. IT. Abbott. Boston
manager Of the Wheeling Corrugating
company. who has been numbered among
tho missing passengers OF the Twentieth
Century Limited AT Mentor. Ohio. We'd
nesday night was not a passenger on that
train.
A telegram has been received al Mr.. Alb
botts office in this city. announcing his
arrival IN Wheeling, w. Va, yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
POWERS HAS GOOD CHANCE
To RECOVER FROM WOUND

Burlington. VT, June 23.-Fred Powers.
who was shot at winoosh on Wednesday
was resting more comfortably AZ the hos
pital today and the physicians stated that
he probably would recover.
Untn there is a more decided change IN
his condition. however. there will be no
hearing In the case OF Frank and Orson
Bouger. who are being held by the po-
lice In connection with the affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
TUG AND BARGE ASHORE

South Norwalk, Conn. June 23.-Thc
tug Babcock Of New York and barge num-
ber IS OF tho Standard oil company. went
ashore on Smiths Island. two miles south
OF. here, early today.
There was n dense fog and the tides was
nearly high At the time The vessels will
have 20 wait several hours before they
can be 1oated II is thought this can be
done without injury 20 either.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
DAUGHTER FILES TWO
SUITS AGAINST MOTHER
CLAIMING $10,l20.

strange attending circumstances filed
division of the today The cases
brought A. Arnold against her mother Eta Gay who
IS described in Eta Gray alias Eta Backus.
daughter seeks $1,000 damages claim
that her mother her $3ao for the rent OF property the
o. of East Providence.
died many years and there
that he left Dover set
off % the defendant, Mrs Gay.
the sued for being claimed
that Mrs Cav detained piano and other
household belonging daughter fair value the
furniture being $751; the first suit is claimed that nearly
defendant wonguly claimed the
Barney Lee for the plaintiff in both suits
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23
ANOTHER WARRANT ISSUED
AGAINST HILL FOR FORGERY

Philadelphia. Pa. June 23.-Another
warrant was issued today for the arrest
OF John w. I'M. formerly chief OF the
filtration bureau OF this city on charge of
forgery. Mr.. Hill is now under 5000 bail
for trial on similar charges.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

We repair window and door screens.
We make wire trellises. We make wire
window guards and railing r. I. Wire
Works. 80 Mathewson street. Tel 1894
Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

For old friendships sake" should be
the motto at the nead OF the unique ad-
vertising scheme recently started by Sta
,ioner Potter. IL is little label attached
10 many articles I'm his store. some selling
as low as hve cents. IL reads:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-23

'it often happens that a paper OF
5000 circulation covers Its field more
thoroughly than some other Paper
with 100000 circulation covers its
field and the territory that the
paper Of small circulation covers
must be reached through the col.
umns OF that paper."-Mr. Charles
L. Benjamin. In Printers Ink.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
NoTIClAs:::DEt DIA'

JMARIO:-Dos gitanos Ia carcel. Un hombre engana.
do. La <buenaventura. LA Sanidad los mosqui-
tos.Departamento para mujeres en- la carce munich
didas. - Orden sobre los algbes. -Adoqunado de
una espanada. de sarampion varias GALES
de difteria a-Denuncia por abuse de confanza
Fiesta dominicana.-S Sepeio de Badrena: Despidi6
el duelo el Lcdo. Toro Cuebas. .-Denuncias ante el
Juez municipal -Conferencia. -Titulos de maestros
Anticipo de ounce mil dollars para Aguadila. = Fran
qucias --Contrabando detenci6n en- Veques.---Ten
tativa de seduction en- Morovis.-Robo en- Yabucoa
Sucesos de Arecibo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

Esta msnsna fueron cenuncia-
dos or Ia Corte municipal les gita-
nos Maria Malcos y Jorge Tom, por
|hurto. Ea ID tarde dc aver % perso-
naron On 10 casa, de- don Joaquio
Aponte con 81 prst' x!o de dsoirle la
buena veaturA.
Parece que el sefior Aponte, %,
diendo & las simulaciones de los cits.
dos g'tar oa, deposit6 en- mauos do
Maria Ma'cos un billete do d'ez do
llsrs, sl cusl desspareci6 por eacAn
to. FL ssfor Aponte, que sntes en-
treg6 un dollar cincuenta certavos,
prec'o convenido para 10 buena ven.
turs, reolam6 como o. oopsIg uisnte el
billets. Ls gita1a manifesto que 10
habfa echa 10 & la ealls.
En- ssto pssaba el policfa Meadex,
que fue llamado { fla de qus prsseats-
re- 10 denuncia consiguiente.
Registrada Ia gitana, 20 10 encor-
tr6 81 billete On Ia bocs.
-Veogante conmigo -diio sl po-
licfs M6ndez.
"A d6nde, cara de Dios? -rsspon
di6 Ia gitana.
--Aquf no hay cara de Dios que
vslga y defense de chlrigotas. Vamos
al dep6sito.
En efecto, fuercn conducidos . Ia
carcel municipal.
Las escenas qus'ss originaron en-
ell Juzyado con motive de dicha re.
nuacia revistleron una solemnidad c6
mica.
Los gitanos negaron los hechos
de Ia csusa. El juez del Vale declA.
rs culpables a Maria Aaloos yJorge
Tom, del d ,ltto de abuse Dc conf anzA
La Junta Losal de Sanidad estA
preparando unas notas para vulgari-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

El aire de las cumbres silbs en- Las oriAamas
erz .ndo cAbsllos rcvelviende crimes.
Kssusllan las gA-G autss de Gro de los slarin6s.
trechos 40 csballo cuyo brio sstrepits.
sobre 10 marchs roja del albn 20 encabrita.
Relnchsn las nsrioes. pixfan les csrszones.
como an hurAcan negro suben los escuAdrones.
Aquel viento do c6lsras cuelga sobre el abismo.
Los heroes straviesan una nube Lo mismo
que faia de guerra se envuelve ca sus ciHturas
ese vapor, pueden tsnto sus estaturss.
que Aun 90 We las sspuelss de 10 hneste qss aubs
cusndo "a los penachos fotin sobre IL nuba.
Sus pulmones respirsn ftmsntes desAhoges.
81 Dios tiene jaurfas ssf sarsn sus dogos.
Nada ven; mas acsso guardando ell c0ntrafuarte
de 10 opuessa lsders, los espfa Ia muerte,
7 { este pfessgo, vuSvese el asalto brsvfo
sombriamente mudo. pues nsda hay mas sombrfo
que ssoa grandes silensiox de almas sobre lee cins
Ya han dejade aus plsntss forss. lluyss climss,
y solo entire las claras nieves del 6rmamento
con an tr9mor de orqueutl les aoom oAs el viento.
La cumbre sube tsnto por los eteres vagos,
que aus krboes viendoss tan lejos de los lsgos,
refsian sus ramsies On Ell szul del cieo.
cuAsdo las tiniehss deian caer su velo
sobrs los veios troncoa que hssaaron as cantsllas;
tan cerca Dc las eopat fulguran las estrellae,
que parsceD, borrsndo tedo humsHo Vastgio
e rocio de squeIlos krbolssde prodigio.
En- tanto que ls hueste sube por las laderM
nm solsmns silencio cae de les banderss
FL soplo de las nieves sobre ss carnes vibra
como ua flo de acero. pero pinRuna 6bra
se estremece, pues Reros en- 81 ob.tinado brio,
preReren la muerte tembiar-sun ell frfol
Ell sol slcolta aquells bravnra. Caos tras otros
cruZan les palednes Los pechoa de su potros
sum6tgsnse en- Ia psIids iumenaidad csleste.
Dirfase miranda la Ascsnei6n de Ia hasAte,
que esoa iinetes sombras de an huracan de guerra,
al darse con lol vettlgos donde aesns Ia terra,
sspoleando fantSsticss bestiss lie eIt-elsno
van "a eruzAr nsdo los gotos del Abism9.
En- eae instants ell drama tians una ripscia,
bAio el pliegue del vento que soris snts arrsca,
aparece una Inca de alas neGrAA Ii cumhrs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17
JEsTA MAGMA
FOR
LEOPOLDO LUGONES
(POETA ARGENTINO)

EmpeIador do p6rpura cue ss.svi.sss IL histsris,
semo una vsna Dc GRO u dssligsda escoria.
traduciando en- Ia ahullsnta voa de tu starinadg
81 ipaudito aosuts de lss spslabrs armada
del Dios de los Eilrsites; iibsftadsr sus aspiras
sl sirs de l.s slbss sn ta montaAi dc irss
y sshM sobrs el sseomhro de los altarss falsos
sspss de dulc's Siass ca postes dc eadslsus,
4 do de que h1reEea bajo sl h,s dc ics soies
il reaensi6n soffsds de lee futuras proles--
abriendots en- los fsnsos una hNrids tan yasta
que On ella quepa toaa 10 uochs; fnerte cssta
dc los insignss cue I'zu sa Dlinto de trofsos
sobre torsos de Alcidss, testas de Mscsbeos,
dorsDdo CON tus c6ieras empresss spisedioa,
Absorbiendo lss somtFas en- llamaradss de odios
Nf como Ia tea para Glunhrsr devory;
sp6ato que vicsntas las puestas dsls aurors
para que la ssperapxA come IA pimpollc, 90 abra
ante tus formidablss torrentss de palsbrs
que tnsrcen el oahsstso vii de las .aervidumbFes:
heroes de la historic. seKorss de las aambrss
grsndss almas, vidsatss, mErsires psnsadorss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-17

Ear los conocimientos sobre las enter.
medades' que propagan los mosquitos.
Ell trabsjo es de gran dti'idad para
81 pdblico.
~ E, Dapurativo Russo Mskharoff,
tonifica los org AMOS dlgestivCs, con-
forta el siste ma nervioso y 81 muscu.
Lar, llevando la salud & todo el ersa
nismo.
-Muy pronto quedarA tsrmin ado
on 10 cArcel municipal de esta ciudad
el nuevo departamento para mujsres.
LA carretera qua So construye
entire Humacao y Ysbucoa quedsrA
muy pronto alberta al trsiico pdblico.
Ell Dspurativo Raao Makharoff, ],
no contisns msrcurio, por ESQ no en-
negreee los dientes, ri provo . sail.
vacio1 pertinsx, ni trss perturb aclo-
mes enlas fuucionss del est6Da2o.
Sc ha ordenado que cada dies
OlAo Do pNONou6 q u0tiOtAE pobEOlcO
crudo en- los algibes do esta ciudad, .
fin dc extirpar los MOSQUITOES pastge.
nos.
Ell alcalde do Ia oiudad ha orde-
nado 50 proceda . adoquinar Ia expla-
NADIA frente al maelle de espig6p, 4 fin
| do evitar los charcos que 80 forman on
los dias do lluvia.
KIN las soiteras y casadas, o.
Dspurativo Raso Makh arotf, ejercs
luna aoci6n podeross on el de4arrollo
dc los pschos. Centsnares de muj .
res del seho oprimido, han consegui
do, con ell uso del Dspurstivo Msk-
haroff, un deAarrollo complete dc 10,
pechos. Por ESQ, el D .purstfvo Max.
,haroff. es 10 msdlcina ideal do Ia mu
ier.
En- la actualidad ex stem casos
do sarampi6n On las GALES del Crisso