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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

SIS Nay & Chain Is lookinR ano ana
tho late rain Was good for the con,
and potatoes:
!. Three members OF the local q. "a ]
5. post visited the school ThuIsdav.
School viii close Friday and arsdu-
atinga exsluises will b held In Ia
evening. Eight will graduate. Pro.
fefsor Nesss has leon very suoceasful
and Ne arc sorry to SEQ him ~.
Rev. a. g. Washington vas q
Long Lake and saw M. Basil. M
has . cancer on the lower lip and Is
IN serious condition. He realizes
that there is no help for him. and the
anal result ts only Z question OF time.
Mrs. G. Wilson visited her
daughter. Mrs. z. G. Budd, near
Long Lake.
q. e. Harrington finished planting
Is acres Of corn last Wednesday, and
is now preparing tho ground for sew.
eral acres Of fodder corn. and IN acre
of potatoes. Clarence Is . hustler.
Vim. Young, who, formerly lived
here, but moved to the city this
spring, came up from Minneapolis ia
see about his farm last week. He is
working as carpenter.
Hall Bros. are moving to their own
store the goods they purchased from
the assignee at the Hebron sale.
Fred HedIon has gone to Montana
with Ben Biset to shear sheep, and
will be gone till the last OF July.
Wanted-1O00 farmers to subscribe
tor The Herald, chuck full Of county
news
Chas. Dimon, Sam INLAND and
Chas. Mandigo went to Pillsbnry to
build HOUSE. for Mr.. johnson.
j. L. Hosford has rented his black.
smith shop to Mr.. Davis Of Grey
Eagle, who takes pc session soon.
VIM. Stephenson is putting In CO.
ment walks IN front Of his residence
In the east part of town, decided
improvement.
Chas. Vane IS home from Mime.
apolis.
Chas. Sanders has a fine family
tombstone erected in the G. A. r.
cemetery.
John Hall will soon occupy his new
residence in south town.
We are grati6ed to learn That Jesse
Rose has secured position in the Lit.
tie Falls postoface. He is we'll quail.
fed.
We notice by The Herald that Ray
Rose is employed at the Giant Grir
factory-so the three Rose boys are
now all in the city.
Mrs. +. e. Rose will soon 70 to
Mankato 70 visit her daughter, and
VIII also visit her mother and sisters
at Minneapolis.
Strawberries and other plants were
some what injured by the frost Sun.
day nieht.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

By request Of large number Of
my old and new acqueintsnces, that
I should be candidate for the ofioe
Of register of deeds, I therefore ana
decide and announce that I win be q
candidate for the nomination. for tha
Office Of register Of deeds, Of Morrison
County, at the primaries Of the
democratic party to De held Septeme
Der IS. 1909. and earnestly solicit
your vote and support
Respectfully yours, .
SIS Peter Medved.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

School report Of District %, for
month ending hay 25th:
No days taught %
No. pupils enrolled 43
Average daily attendance 80
Present the whole month: Alice
Carlberg, Jenny and Edward Miefeldt.
Absent two days or less: Emil Hedin.
Myrtle Larsen, Charles Nelson, Selma
Anderson, Minnie Nelson, Elliot John.
son, Mabel Peterson, George and Ru-
dolph Nelson, Annie Sundeen and
Rena Lofstedt.
Jessie N. Taylor, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
IoUoh

& Nay 81 rood nesting was hsld
at Chris. Chistenson Last Woek and
some road work Vas let On the new
road. Hugh Pugh. G. Y. Pierce and
g. Christenssn got the job.
Tom Davies and Mrs. Mary Hogan
were quietly married at Little Falls
Wednesday morntng, Nay g. They
will live at Mr.. Davies farm in the
future. We oil join in wishing them
8 long and happy married life.
E. Miss Ella Zetterbere, teacher In
Dist. 10. spent Saturday and Sunday
at her homo In Little Falls Monday
morning. -. i .
Frank Coty vent to Randall Mon
L. G. Quimby Of Randall and Miss
Florence Pierce called on friends at
Rail Prairie Sunday.
G. Quimby and son Roy called on
Frank Cotv last week.
Mrs. A. K. Johns IN and children
attended the Ladies Aid at g. Olson q
Sunday.
Tom Davies was in Randall Mon.
day.
A dance will DO given 1t Frank
Coty's Saturday night. Everybody
invited.
G ". Pierce drove to Randall Tues.
day.
Mrs~ p. Anderson was called to
Minneapolis by the death Of her niece
last week.
oh, where is Bachelor No. Q. Has
anybody sean him lately.
Miss Matel Halverson spent
Wednesday with Miss Emma Olson.
Frank Hortenbach drove to Randall
Wednesday.
Mr.. Christensen is working on the
read.
Sunday school was held at John
Husmann' 9 last Sunday afternoon.
Tom Davies attended the road meet.
ing at Christensen s last week.
Misses Florence Pierce and Ella
Zetterberg, L. G. Quimby and E.aW.
Pierce, went to the dance at Rail
Prairie last Saturday night
"A fine colt was born at Chris Chris
tensen's farm Wednesday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
RICE Axe |

. May q. C. B. Briees akent for
Mccormick d Co. was here 1ondav
and Tuesday. 81
Thonua, Lamb and daughter Has@l
visited at Mr.. and Mn John Ran-
dali q of Buchanan Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Love. GEORGE
Monk and Miss Elsie Love were 6sh.
ing Monday night.
It Is reported that Miss Ella Lamb.
daughter Of Thomas Lamb, Who "a al.
tending school ct Little FallaI Il .u6er.
ing from Q relapse Of moaslee.
John 9chmolke passed through hara
on hts way to town last week.
George Monk has been putting In
some corn on shares on FRANK Love {
palce.
Miss Ethel Lamb. who il ATTENDING
school In town, was homo Monday and
informed her parents Of Ella q illness.
One Of Frank Loves COWS had twin
calves last week. both heifere, but
unfortunately they both died.
Someone poisoned Thomas Lambs
dog Saturday night. but it has not
been learned who the party was. M.
Lamb said he would not have taken
425 for it.
Jesse Skinner and Buff Kobe were
at the lake Sunday.
Ulysses Morrill, of East Bellevue was
Q Rice lake visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday cf last week.
9raham's ditching machine was
ditching Mr.. Churchill's farm and the
crew were boarding at John Lambs.
: Some of the Rice Lake and ARram
kids were practiolng baseball on the
Rice lake grounds Sunday.
A number from here attended the
surprise party at J. Manley's Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Love drove tc
Little Falls Thursday last week.
Mrs. Thomas Lamb went to Little
Falls Wednesday to see her daughte,
Ella, who is sick there
In spite Of the rain q number from
mere went to Little Falls Saturday.
The rain of last week put the farm
ers back some about corn planting.
John Vertin of Little Falls passed
through here last week.
Frank Love is very busy grubbine
this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
SULLIVAN Lake

May 10 to 26.-Frank Britton came
up to bis father.in.law's Sunday last.
Ray Sims visited G. E. Look Sunday
at his home on Platte lake.
T. S. Look and Mrs. Mosgrove were
on the west side Of Platte lake on
business Tuesday last.
Mrs. Ford was very sick Wednesday
with neuralgia of the heart.
Ray Sims u.s. preparing to take q
course at the Business College the
coming fall.
Frank Britton has taken his house
held goods to Eden Valley where he
will reside.
G. E. Look and D. W. Sims were
at Vineland on. business Thursday
last.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

Rey. n. O.. Stookland delivered An
address at the graduation exeroisas
in District 106. Little Falls tovn
Thursday last week. Emil swanson
and Vernon Brooks were the aradn.
ates. Mics Vera Harrison has heen
teacher OF the school. which has been
markedly successful - o'o11
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

You can get more and better meat
Tor your money ct Wilcsek q WI.
c!ek's: West side, than at any other
place In the city. tx T. to-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

Report Of shool in Dist. No. 43, East
Clough, for term ending May 25th:
No. pupils enrolled 80
No. days taught 90
Average daily attendance 10
Those not absent during month
we're: Laura and Fern Adams, Kate
and Anna Kimball. Susie Nichols.
Lucy, Mae and Eddie Rolf.
Ray Cook, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

Nay q. -lfiss Ola tiiens returnad
NON 4elreeg Wedne0dS.
Gust Re11ko moved 90 the Giants
building Tuesday whe1e DO win stast
70 ehoe shop
II. Latham from Little F.lla -.
hsss last week moving J. ]. McRae's
barn. -
Ned Bowman and wife. Of pine Riv-
e are visiting latives nsre this
Rev. Chadwick Of Howard Lake u.
he1e Thufsday visiting friends.
3. Blair Vas In Little Fails Thurs.
Services we're held & tho German
Lutheran church Thursday. -
nev. Okefstien Was caller in the
village Thursday.
Wn. Graham. the pure food inspec-
tor OF Long Prairie was here Thufs.
Mn. Files is visiting With her
daughter at Sauk Centre this week.
LIS Mary Barber Of Pillsbury Wa
caller Thursday.
John Harrington came back from
Norris Wednesday. -
aans Olson and wife were here
tnls week visiting his brother aoken.
Iney returned to Minneapolis Friday.
a. Eckstrom was Little Falls viz
itor Wednesday. '.-.s
Friday. 0 1o4o
J.. q. Law Of Sank Centre. travel.
Ing for Geo. r. Newell & Co. Of Min.
neapolis, was here Friday calling on
local merchants ~
Mrs. Green left Friday for Aber-
deem. 8. D. to visit relatives.
Frank Smidt returned Friday from
st. Joe, where he has been attending
school
The farmers held another meeting
Saturday to decide about the creamery
proposition.
Misses Rhea Champlain, Myrtle
Stith and Mr.. Vanzile attended the
picnic at the Balm school Saturday.
DR.. Campbell of Burtrum was here
Saturday.
Mesdames stith. vanzile, Stems.
McRae, Wilkie and Flood drove to
Little Falls Wednesday to attend the
Decoration exercises there.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

DR.. Walman, 81. F. Browning, D.
II. Parsons and "Chet" Melias were
initiated at the last. meeting of the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01
]. ANNOUNC,EjMEIN.,,

-g111y1N0O 4NOx3u121N1s
q. ! am = candidate for the democratic
nomination for register of deeds and
respectfully ask the support Of demo-
Gratis throughout the county.
IS Very sin cerely YOURS,
Chas .. Vasaly.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

CANDIDATE FOR STATURE
II wish to announce myelf az can.
didate for the republican nomination
for representative from the 48th dis.
trict.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

Mrs. Ida Mcdaniel has returned
from Albany, where she visited her
brother John Chrlsen, who was in
AIRED 1n runaway. Mr.. Chriaten's
lower limbs were paralyzed, but he IN
slowly improving.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-06-01

6 ameS ~. JQsIl0, IeAchar.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT
Furnished by A. L. Evans, State Nor
NAL Observer.
Franchise Carries.

The new franchise tor the Greeley
Gas and Electric company carried at
the special election held Tuesday, by
a vote OF 81 to seven. The company
has made preparations to issue bonds
and thus raise funds for the moving
and eniarging of the plant. There
has been considerable objection to
the plant at its present location, and
for this reason a new site In hon
resident part of town has been
selected, and as soon as possible the
works will be moved to this location.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27

Finest lamb and mutton at
Marks Market.
Sterling silver, cut glass and hand
painted china at Glazier's.
See Madame McClean's handmade
hats FRIDAY and Saturday this week.
Red Front
Hello, Central Give me Craig's
book store, the best place on earth
to buy school supplies.
Only loo Of the thirty-fve cent
potato baskets, twenty cents
each, left at the Star Grocery.
Mrs. S. Cotrey returned to her
home in Denver Tuesday after few
days visit with her mother, Mrs.
A. Doull.
Mrs. G. D. Horne was invited to
spend the week at Colorado Springs
as vice president of the Department
w. R. c., but home duties prevented
her accepting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hill have re-
turned from their honeymoon spent
In the mountains in Wyoming.
They will go to housekeeping at once
on Sixth street.
The Junior l. T. l.. will meet at
the home of Mrs. F. E. Baker, zoos
Eleventh avenue, at O'Clock Fri
day, Of, this week. Election o
o6lcers VIII be held
DR.. Francis Lonergan was &C
quilted 10 the county court Tuesda.
Of selling liquor in his drug store a
Evans without license. Th'
doctor vas able to prove an alibi.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Elizabeth Cunningham. d

The undersigned. having been appoint
ed executrix Of the estate OF Elizabeth
Cunningham, late of the county of Weld
gives notice that she will appear before
the county court of said Weld county,
at the court house in Gre Greeley, IN IN nu,a said
Der, A. ID. 1906 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a.
m. OF said day, at which time all persons
titled and requested to attend for the pur-
pose OF having same adjusted. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned,
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 10th
day Of September, A. ID. 1906.
CORA CHAFFEE,
Executrix OF the estate Of Elizabeth
Cunningham, deceased.
Robinson 4 Robinson. Attorneys.
First publication Sept. 13, 1906.
Last publication Oct. 4, 1906.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27
SUNDAY, OCT. 14TH

Will be the last cheap rate excursion
to Denver for 1906. You can't afford
to lot the season close without making
this trip and spend the day and even
ing in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27

PADDLE HORSES AND
rlgs at Greeley Saddle
nahle rates. Divided skirts
,.n phone 1863 Greeley. A. II.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27

EfuRNlSHED ROOMS
hlovated. nicely furnished,
|laay, week or month. 722
floune office.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-09-27
For Rent.

(tROOM BRICK HOUSE,
SOIL water well. l2O Save,
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-05-19

San Be-nab6 Topo Chico, l6ios dc
perder en- la estimation p1blica,
han aumentado su popularidad, v
han probado que sus propiedades
mclicinales y Ia pureza de su elabo
raci6n, responder satisfactoriamen
te d la coniianza que les dispense
el p1blico, no solo de Mexico, sino
tambien del extrangero, pues VA
sc eXportan en- cantidades de con-
sideracion, cantidades que iran nu
mentando cuando esas aguas sean
tan conocidas como merece, serlo
del p1blico consumidor.
En- su oportunidad, daremos 4
conocer nuestros lectores ell re-
sultado final de ese juicio de res
ponsabilidades que ha intentado ell
laborioso industrial Sr., Pedro IRE
vino contra los que intentaron des
prestigiar ma negotiation honra-
da, v arruinar q una empresa in
dustrial que es una de las prime
ras de N. Leon, por la cuantia del
capital que en- ella Sc ha invertido,
por los bene6cios que los produc-
tos rinden al pdblico en- general y
por la multitud de brazos & que
da trabajo SECURE y bien retribui-
do, contribuyendo asi de una ma
nera poderosa, al engrandecimien
to del EsJado de N. Leon y del
pals en- general.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-05-19
The Delineator
Para el mes de JUNO.

El nGmero del "Delineator',
para JUNO, es muy attractive.
Contiene, como siempre, los
mas variados y 1itimos esti-
los, con cr6nicas de la moda v
esplicaciones interesantes, por
Helen Berkeley Lloyd y Ed
ward LaFontaine, y articulos
literarlos de la mayor impor-
tancia. Burton K. Stevenson
contribuye con la primera par
te de THE Rose of Sharon le
yenda misteriosa que interesa
ra la ingennidad del lector.
Hay, ademas, cuentos cortos
por Katheryn Tarboe y Wolf
Won Schierbrand, la primera
un cuento del Jap6n y la Sc
gunda una parraci6n rusa
"The President Of Quex'' con
tinua. Bajo ell titulo de "Revi
val of an OLD Assembly" Pet
ter Freneau describe ell bale
del Palacio Astor, en- N. York,
que llam6 la atenci6n y los co
mentarios generates, porque Sc
celebr6 en- Abril. Gustav Kob
be da un escrito muy intere-
sante Home Sweet Home" Y
hay una collection de excelen.-
tes versos. Para los nl1os hay
cuentos y pasatiempos, entire
ellos esta ell de Alice Brown,
cuento de hadas. Hay altfcu
los interesantes para las fami
lias y amas de casa, incluso
un articulo sobre "Dir and
Danger in the Markets" rela
two a Ia 'campafia Gel "Deli
neator" sobre la alimentacion.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-05-19

Ell Sr. Lie. Benito Juarez,
hijo del Benemerito, hace una
gira por los Estados fronteri-
zos, visitando los lugares en-
que ell immortal Juarez descan
SO durante su gloriosa peregri
naci6n.
FL Lie. Juarez ha sido ova.
siouado en- todas las poblacio
mes fronterizas que ha vista
do.
Ahora debe encontrarse en-
Saltillo, donde era esperado.
lei Lie. James h. Wells ha
declaiado que no sera candi-
dato para Gobernador de Te
xas, al menos, pOr esta vez.
Sc propoue emplear su in
fluencia en favor de G. X. Bell.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-05-19
San Luis Potosi.
Question de aCtualidad.

La question de actualidad en-
San Luis Potosf, uno de los prime
ros Estados del Centre de la Con-
federation Mexicana, es Ia de las
elecciones para Gobernador.
AL frente de ese Gobierno Sc ha
LA actualmente un hombre en-
quien concurren diversas circuns-
tancias muy favorables para ell
bienestar Y progreso del Estado.
Es al Sr. Ing. D. JOSS M, Espi-
nosa y Cuevas 4 quien queremos
referirnos. Observadores por incli
nacion, y empehados como nos ha-
! amos en- someter q estudio todo
cuanto Sc refiere q Mexico, Ia cues
ti6n actual de San Luis, ocupa to-,
da nuestra atenci6n, y va de la
prensa del pals. va de In local del
propio Estado,, de nuestros cores
ponsales y de nuestros amigos, he
mos logrado los datos sufcientes
para formarnos un Juicio exacto
del Estado que nos ocupa v de su
candidate para Gobernador en- ell
periodic que la Constitution local
de esa entidad federativa determi-
ma.
ST hemos de ser sinceros, habre
mos de confesar, que en- pocas, en-
poqufsimas parties, Sc ha manifesto
do como en- San Luis Sc manifies-
ia ahora, una tendencia tan gene
raj en- favor de un candidate. Los
grupos sociales mas separados en-
tire ST y mas divergentes, por 10
mismo, en- sus aspiraciones y en-
su manera de considerar las cues
tiones politicas, Sc hallan en- estos
momentos trabajando de consume
para elevar al poder pGblico a un
hombre que, sin haber salido de
las filas del pueblo, es, sin embar-
go, ell mas entusiasta protector de
las cllses pobres, Y siendo de no.
BILE y distinguido abolengo, no Sc
apega q las formulas de sn range.
y lustre. sino que Sc hace asequi-
BILE 8 todas las classes de la socie-
dad. Hay en- San Luis varias agru
paciones de obreros cuyo objeto
capital es ell mutualismo; en- sns
estatutos han establecido de una
manera terminate que no Sc mes
claran para NADIA en- cuestiones de
po.ftica, Y esas agrupaciones que
al infujo de la paz, de la ammonia
mas fraternal, solo Sc ocupan en-
responder a las bases de sus insti-
tuciones, Sc han levantado en- es-
tos momentos para concurrir, NO
colectiva, sino individualmente "a
da uno de sus miembros, 4 los CO.
micios electorales para ell ejercicio
de uno de sus mas altos derechos.
Hay una Sociedad Mutua de Arte
sanos, que cuenta mas de mil cua-
trocientos miembros; pnes bien,
toda ella Sc ha constituido en- Club
Independence Y celebra sus sesio-
mes con regularidad v orden en- ell
sentido que hen5os indicado. Los
numerosos grupos de obreros que
! 6guran en- todos los Clubs de la
Capital del Estado. no Sc sientan
a la mesa del presupuesto, no es-
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1906-05-19
Las Aguas Gaseo-
sas y Minerales
San Bernabe Topo Chico.

Uno de los industriales nuevo-
|leoneses mas activos, mas INTEL
gentes y mas emprendedores, ell
Sr. Pedro Trevi1o, empleo un
cuantioso capital para establacer
en- la Hacienda de San Bernabe, 8
Topo Chico. (que con los dos NOM
bres indistintamente es conocida
esa pequeha poblaci6n del NUM-
cipio de Monterrey una gran IA
brica de aguas gaseosas y minera-
les, aprovechando las aguas ,medi
cinales que brotan en- abundancia
en- ese famoso punto, fabrica que
es quiza la mayor v la mas bien
montada en- la Rep1blica, porque
no Sc economizaron gastos para
que ell producto surtiera todas las
demandas posibles, y diera COM
pleta satisfaction por su excelente
elaboration, por sus elegantisimos
envases y por la baratura de sus
precios, desafadora en- todos senti
dos de cualquiera competencia ma
cional y extrangera.
Un empresario de bahos Sc sin
tic herido en- sus pequefIos intere-
ses con esa gran installation indus,
trial, que desde luego fue bien re-
cibida por ell p1blico y favorecida
con la con6anza general. como que
los certificados de las autoridades
qulmicas y medicas mas respeta-
bles de Paris, de Mexico y de O.
tras parties, aseguraban la pureza
de la elaboration de las aguas ga
seosas y minerales de San Berna-
be, Topo Chico, y garantizaDan
sus propiedades 'medicinales, y ell
enthusiastic industrial nuevoleones,
Sr. Pedro Trevifo, sinti6 bien
pronto los dardos de la envidia Y
los ataques bfuscos y apasionados
hasta la calumnia, pues Sc lie acu-
SO de Justification de marca de fa-
brica, sigui6ndose un juicio ruido-
so, en- ell que desempeho importan,
tfsimo papel el reclame inconside-'
RADIO & injurioso, para sorprender
la opinion p1blica'y sembrar la
desconfianza contra una industria
nacional, que ha sabido triunfar
de todas las pruebas, por su bon
dad incuestionable, como es la de
aguas gaseosas Y minerales de San
Bernabe Topo Chico.
Todos saben va que las autorida
des competentes fallaron en- favor
del Sr. Pedro TrevifIo, dejando q
salvo sus derechos para exigir del
gratuito acusador las responsible
dades en- que ha incurrido con su
torpe conducta.
FL Sr. Pedro Treviho ha enta-
blado va ell iuicio de responsible
dades contra ell propietario de la
pequeha fabrica de aguas gaseosas
llamada Tolo Chico, y pronto,
muy pronto, la justicia hara su de-
ber.
Entire tanto, las Aguas Minera-
les y Gaseosas de la gran fabrica