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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28
RESERVOIRS TO FURNISH
DIES MONIES RIVER WATER

Des Moines. Ia. July 29.-Maior
Rowse, United States engineer in
charge of the survey Of the Des Moinas
river today says he will go next week
to northern Iowa to investigate the
project of that draining of northern
Iowa lakes into huge reservoirs ara
from the reservoirs feeding the Das
Moines river so as to make the strea m
navigable during the dry season.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28

Berlin, July 29.-It was officially de-
MED today that mutiny, growing out
Of dissatisfac with the mess had
occurred on the German armored cruiser
Bluecher during the cruise to Norway,
as was reported in a dispatch from
KEEL
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28
COUSINS DIE TOGETHER.

Syracuse. N. Y, July 29.-William
Tubbert, So years old, and William
Tubberr, As, cousins, died here today
within a half hour. The former was
one of the best known sporting men
in central New York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28
BIG BUILDING STRIKE
is CALLED IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July ga general
strike of building trades was de-
cided upon at today's conference
of 81 unions, which met in a
final effort to obtain q settle
rnent with the Otis Elevator
company. The strike will be
called at 5 o'clock today, and
will affect $4,000 men.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28

LIMA, PERU-The Peruvian cabi-
net, of which DIR. Javier Prado Ugar-
teche was premier, has resigned. The
ministry was formed March II and the
boundary dispute between Peru and
Ecuador has caused much friction
among the ministers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28
TAFT ON The MATER.

Portland, Me-, July 29.-The yacht
Mayfiower having President Taft and
party on board arrived this morning
from Rockland and is anchored off
Great Diamond island 1t was planned
for the president to remain in quiet
on the vessel today.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28

meant certain defeat at the polls. De.
spite the bowls and shouts OF the dele
gates he began an attack on Shallen-
berger and Dahlman until cautioned by
chairman Smyth. II" declared that
Bryan was the only man who did or
could lead the army to democratic vic
tory, and stood with folded arms and
defiant mien as the convention again
tried TO shut him off. Shouts TO sit
Bryan Makes Appeal.
Mr. bryan, speaking from the plat
form in behalf of the minority plank
presented Ivy him. was greeted by
shouts of applause and was listened to
in silence. He said in part:
IF l have advocated that which is
not good for the state, let me feel your
wrath. If YOU find | have done any
thing that is not for the good Of the
democratic party | do not ask your
mercy. Who less than | could desire to
disrupt the democratic party? Am
not aware what a reputation at your
hands will mean to me? It has been
said that | am making this fight be-
cause am not a candidate. Nothing
could be more untrue
Mr.. BRYAN here referred to the pOlit-
iCl battles he had Waged. ana declared
that h" had been fearless when his own
future seemed at stake. Continuing. he
said:
Il have been called dictator for ex-
pressing my opinion. Your candidates
here today have expressed their senti-
ments by what law am l compelled to
remain silent when feel that the good
name of my state is at stake? 1t has
been said that | am aggrieved because
have been sold out by the liquor
interests in my own state. | have been
sold out by these liquor democrats in
my own state and saved by the votes of
self respecting republicans who refused
to aid in It. l expect to aid in the work
of the democratic party, but | will not
remain silent when a band of political
aSSaSSInS attACk me"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-07-28
STANDPATTERS RUN
OHIO CONVENTION;
HARDING NOMINATED
Former Lieutenant Governor Is
Named to Run as Candidate
Against Judson
Harmon.
THE OHIO TICKET.

Governor Warren G. Hard
ing.
Lieutenant Governor F. w.
Treadway.
Secretary of State-GranviIIe
w. Money.
State Treasurer - Rudy A.
Archer.
Attorney Generally. c. DEN
man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
WESTON PASSES
THROUGH CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April Edward Payson
Weston did not even hesitate in Chi
cago today when he arrived shortly
after 9 a. m. Ire veteran pedestrian
passed through the southern end Of the
city, bowed 10 the crowds which
greeted him and went on 10 Hammond
Ind, where he expects TO spend the
night.
Weston. who is II days ahead of
ais schedule. left Lemont. Ill, at mid
light and made good time despite the
early morning rains. He stayed away
from the downtown business district
Of Chicago, fearing he might sustain
|, some injury 10 his Feet In the crowds
which would be sure 20 gather.
He Will leave Hammond shortly
after midnight Tuesday and expects
40 spend next Sunday In Toledo. He
spent yesterday AZ farmhouse near
Lemont resting most OF the day. AT
Joliet Saturday the pedestrian fell
while crossing the Santa Fe yards and
spramed the muscles OF his back RE
said toda7. however that his long rest
yesterday had fixed him up, and that
re Anticipated no further trouble with
his back during the rest OF his trans
continental hike.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
NEW STOCK FARM
A REAL BEAUTY
c. ". Moore's Investment, Managed
by Scott Mclean, ELECTS Approval
On Visit by Correspondent.

COLDWATER, Mich, April q
Coldwater has taken on a new lease
OF interest in trotting horse matters,
on account OF the establishment OF
Fashion Stock Farm by c. w. Moore
OF Detroit. and formerly or Coldwater'
Scott McLane Is the trainer and man
ager OF the farm.
The new farm is three-eighths OF a
mile from the business part OF Cold
water, embraces 81 acres OF excellent
land and is accessible 10 light and
water from the city A new 2O-stail
training barn with light. heat. water
and shower baths, rooming accommo-
dations for the grooms and an up-to'
date Office. will be completed by re-
peating time. A cinder path half
mile long. with circular turns, is to
be built at once.
II is the intention OF the owner and
builders 10 hold race meetings an
other year.
McLane's string looks pretty for
midable at present. as In addition 10
those trained bv him last year, he has
two young stations whose breeding
and individuality are hard 10 beat
The trotter is a three-year-old by
Peter the Great. 4, 2:07 IA, dam Pro-
bate, by Onward 225 Ia. His name
is Probate Judge 47093. The other
colt is Patchen knight. own brother
10 Mark Knight, y, 1. 2:10 IA. He Is
a l6-hands fellow with a lot OF good
looks and head OF striking similar
ity 10 that OF The Harvester 2:O6 ga.
Scott bought both horses the early
mart Of the winter
Octoo 2:07 l-2. whose unfortunate
accident and lameness last season put
him by for the year wintered In
splendid shape, is very big and strong
and the leg shows no sign OF the IN
jury Sweet Heart 2:26 IA, five
year-old mare, also OF the Great
Heart tribe. is in fine shape. She
trotted In 2:l5 last year anG Is judged
10 be a promising 2:10 candidate. The
pacing reliance is Meta, by Great
King. son OF Great Heart; dam by Ira
Wilkes She wears the limb harness
and can brush a quarter in 80 IL.
The flower of the flock Is the two
year-old Great Heart filly Erie. dam
by Peter Slick. son of Pilot Medium,
and the next dam is the dam OF Auto
p, 2:04 Ia and Octoo go, IA.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
SHINING MARK IS
TESTERS KING
Wild Bill Will Have Trouble Turn
ing Aside Verbal Shafts of His
Rivals at Indianapolis.

Manager Wild Bill Donovan of tho
Tiger club now engaged in a disas-
trous trip OF the south will have TO
stand for fine line OF joshing at In-
dianapolis where his team and tho
one managed by Jennings Join for the
assault on the fortresses OF Cincin-
natl. Wild Bill has long been recog.
nized as the prince OF the Tiger kid
dcrs and many Is the teammate who.
on some occasion or other. has
squirmed at Bills pointed Jest. though
forced 10 join in the general gufaw.
But now the others will have their
chance.
Bills invasion OF the south has
been a sort OF continuous Bull Run.
Yesterday, as the box score will
show, Bits men were given their
daily trimming. this time by Mem
phis. His hitters can't hit and hiJ
pitchers can't pitch we'll enough u
make the one little run which seems
the limit OF the Tiger endeavor,
enough TO win for them OF course,
BIZ will be jocularly taken TO task
as the individual really responsible.
In the meantime. Jennings and his
band which. on paper, looked the
NNahtA VI Ant iND, uub Dttn
as regularly as Bill has been losing.
That is the fact that makes the josh
lock good TO such men as jennings,
Mcintyre, Delehanty. Bush and
Schmidt Bill Is surely in for live
~ time.
However. In defense OF Bills barn
stormers II might be truthfully said
that they have ben compelled to face
a brand OF ball considerable superior
10 that encountered up to date by tho
jennings gang Bill has been cam
paigning district In which a corking
good Glass A. league--the Southern
association-holds forth. jennings has
up TO date played Texas league teams
only. Bits bunch went up against
only Houston OF that organization
and Houston won the pennant last
year and has its team virtually in
tact.
Things may be different when tina
Jennings Tigers hit the Western and
American Association clubs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
kETCREL TAKES
A MARKED BRACE

NEW YORK, April 4.-Despite the
rain of the early morning Stanley
Ketchel was out on the road bright and
carly and covered several miles in
Tie Bronx heavily sweatered as pre-
liminary TO his training for his six
round go With sam. Langford, at Phlia.
delphia On the twenty-seyenth. Ket-
chel is still making excuses for his
showing with Klaus at Pittsburg, out
his excuses are not being well re-
Ceived. That he realizes, however,
that he will have 10 be 20. X wnen
he enters the ring with the Boston
tar baby was shown by his declare
sion today, that he Is through with
the booze" and ina; he will train as
steadily for this feht as he did for
lis two goes with Jack OBrien.
The report that Tommy Ryan was
to train him for the present bout and
later for n California 90 with PapSe
Is premature lie Is still negotiating
With Ryan. but 50 far the deal Is not
closed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
Sporting Notes

Rain foiied both bands OF Tigers sat
urday, but the rest was appreciated.
.
Seat sale for the opening game starts
at Harris, Woodward ave, "Wednesday.
.
The Donovan Tigers play at Memphis
today and the jennings bunch at Enid.
Polls, owned by IL. l.. Thomas, won
the American derby at Jacksonville.
-
United North and south golf tourna-
ment at Pinehurst saturday.
Pnpke IL back from Paris. where he
failed TO get "A hight, and is laying plans
for another go at ketcheL
q. Ms ., Popke's Athletics a Ecu
Bellyues = were some OF the amateur
results of yesterday
The wichita club, which beat the
WhltesoX yesterday, Is the aggregation
managed by Frank. lsbeu.
>
Ljunstrom. the terrible swede. won
the New York Marathon Saturday,
Hans IIolmer collapsing in the eigh-
teenth nile.
The Detroit Athletic club has ar
RANGED for a specia summer member
ship TO be used by those who want 10
take advantage Of the clubs swell ball
grounds, tennis courts and lawn bowl
ing facilities.
The Illinois Athletic club has sus-
pended swimmer Handy because he
wouldn't take part IN a coming meet.
Danny Dunn. of Cleveland, who meets
Cass Welch at Windsor Wednesday,
evening, comes very highly recon-
Windsor patrons that he il a good box
or and hard hitter.
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that Moran and Attell are two of the
very cleverest men in the ring today.
They both have the hit and skip
game down TO a science. and both
can stand and slug when the occasion
demands that they do So
Moran Is said by some 10 have the
edge on walloping over the shifty Alb
bic. but when this statement Is ac-
cepted II must be remembered that
Attell at times, has shown ability to
uncork a sleeper. Before he became
clever. Attell was a hurricane knock.
out fighter As he increased his speed
he apparently lost his punch. but
every once In while he comes forth
with a clout that surprises all who
see IT,
The gold coast Is bound 10 be the
center OF sporting interest the latter
part OF June and the flrst~~week In
July. There's no denying that more
sportsmen and sporting men will in
wade San Francisco during the fight
interest period than ever congregated
In one city In this country before.
The Johnson-Jeffries fight won't
keep the crowd amused. Thousands
will be In San Francisco week prior
10 July T. and they will require en-
tertainment. And, unless I'm mistak-
en-, San Francisco will find n way 10
do this same thing.
Remember. don't you. the fight car.
nival in New Orleans In 1892. when
three championships were at stake,
and one was lost? Jack McAuliffe
beat Billy Myer in Is rounds; Geo.
Dixon beat Jack Skelly in eight
rounds and Jim Corbett beat John l..
Sullivan In 81 rounds The purses
for these fights was sS2.500. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04

stipend will be paid him at the close
Of the season.
Although McLein IS the biggest ball
layer in the business. standing o
feet inches in hight and built proper
iionately. his bigness is confined to his
physical makeup. His mental small
ness has been the cause OF his own un-
doing. Had he poss the wisdom
&C. many smaller man he would be
commanding a big salary and earning
IL instead OF being in the bad graces
Of his boss and at least temporarily
out of a Job.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04

Why Not Attell and Moran
Preliminary to Big Fight?

battles were fought SEPT 8. and T.
The sports will want something like
this in San Francisco. Why not
stage the featherweight championship
between Attell and Moran, the light
weight between Wolgast and Freddy
Welch. or any other legitimate light
weight OF class. with the main stem
for the windup?
There's lot of talk about Stan
ley Ketchel meeting Sam Langford
but believe il will be a long time
before the Michigan smasher gets In.
TO q ring with Langford Ketchel
can hardly afford TO take such q
chance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04

IL beats the deuce what a chump
III ordinary human being can make
Of himself without reason.
Take the case OF Larry Mclean, the
gigantic Cincinnati backstop. Mclean.
as valuable backstop as there Is in
the National league. and a stonewal
Of defense. Is such a bonehead that he
simply can't behave long enough TO
get accustomed 10 the habit
Mclean was laid up last summer
with a bum stilt but the Cincinnati
club paid his salary This spring he
reported in good shape, apparently,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
Ere threatens sox PARK.

CHICAGO, April 2--Fans OF the
Chicago southsiders today are thank
ing their stars for the effective work
OF a bucket brigade which late yes
terday prevented the destruction b.
fire OF the new grandstand and
fences Of the Whitesox park, Thirty
hfth-st. and Wentworth-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
BASEBALL'S LARGEST PLAYER IS
NOT STRONG ON HEADWORK

and with large salary. the prospect Of
captaining the Reds and a bonus for
remaining on the water wagon, prom
Used TO behave.
But Mclean couldn't resists tempta-
tion. He broke training and had d
fiar5up with Manager Clarke Griffith.
Then he apologised and was taken
Oack into Griff's good graces. Again
he broke loose and was caught return.
ing 10 the hotel aboHt a. m.
This resulted in another reprimand,
and the story has it that the big back
stop offered his resignation, which was
accepted. Following this came an
other yarn that Griffith had refused
10 accept the resignation, but had sus-
pended Mclean for one year.
Things began 10 look dark for the
big fellow. A year III hook was serious
business, so he is said 10 have hunted
Griffith and made many promises OF
reform. Just what the outcome vii.
be remains 10 be- seen, but it's even
betting Griff Will take back the dig
fellow. despite his RUDE Waddell fool
ishness. But il I'd certain that If Nc
Lean does get back on the Red pay
roll II will be at greatly reduced sal
any, with a proviso that IL he behaves
and plays that sort OF ball he is cap
able OF, his originally contracted for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
BY TIP WRIGHT.

"hNef
Wouldn't an Abe
Attell-Owen Moran
fght TO n finish be
tie candy curtain
raiser ')c the JEFF
fIies-Johnson hgat?
The beautiful
battle wagerad by
these two wonder
ful little FELLOWS
In New York
their third draw.
by the way-calls
for a fourth, 20
settle for all time
the question OF SUI
periority.
| don't think
anyone Will deny
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
MEMPHIS

Hits-Od Mgllin. in 3. Off Killlan. 5
in . on Allen. 3 In 3 on Fritz IN {,
on DICK. ! ia Q rwo-base hits--Si m
mons =. Kirk Three-hase hits--BOer-
wald Sacrifice hits-Wanner, Altman.
stolen bases--T. Jones Bases on balls
or Mulllu D. OF Killian !. OF Fritz
1, of Dick Left on bases-Detroit :,
Memphis =. Struck Out-By Mullin g..
by Killlan 2. by Allen 2. by Fritz g.
Double plays-Altm0n 10 Wauuer to
whitney =. Tmpire-Law.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
.Batted for Summers in hfth.

EBalNeu TOT summers IN ALt4l-
6kia {. i / : Q : 9 ! 3 d 3
Runs-on Summers. in 4. OF
Browning. 0 In 3. OF Pernoll. 3 in ::
Haight. in . Hits--OH Summers ?,
Browning 3. Pernol 5. Banda I. Haight
IS. Browning 10. PernOll ;. Banda Is.
Halght 10, Jones l.. Two-base hits
Sacrifice hits-Walsh >. Mcintyre
stolen base-Stanage First base on
balls-On Summers 3. Browning /,
Banda /. Jones /. Hit by pitched ball
BY Summers ? Miller and DAVIS.
First base on errors-Detroit 3. okla
homa city /. Left on bases-Detrolt 8,
Oklahoma city 5. struck out-By
Summers T. by Browning 9, by Pernoll
!. by Banda l. BY Halght 3. Double
play-Hopper 10 Walsh. Passed ball
Stanage WILD pitch-HaiRht. Time
! 50 UmpiTe-CamerOn Attendance
1000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04

WIIInm 'sNbuIH nov WHITE 20 race
Nellie 9. against Little Dick or Jessie
". IN case Bob = doesn't show Up on
Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
Official Schedules Are
Here, Want 10 det One?

The official schedule OF the
American league which form
annually so handy a piece OF
vest.pocket furniture. have ar
rived az the Office Of the Detroit
baseball club. One will De sent
10 any Tiger supporter who will
send tho club a selfaddressed
and stamped envelope.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
-ohh b. eHpected in IoIn thr nnnnrnn

Tigers az Nashville tomorrow He wired
Manager Bill. telling him hc had been
In an awful hN."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
Jnck DILLON. BOD IndInnapoII.. .topped

Rube May. the Detroit boxer, Ia i've
rounds al Anderson. Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-04
WHAT THE TIGER PITCHERS HAVE DONE


batng and sedins listed @
wild pitches VIII be
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Attractive surtido.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
la representative del acreditado es-
teblecimiento Los Nouedades. ha
completado un magnifico surtido
de cuarto Sc eGcuentra de util. Y ne
cesa RIO en a1ue.ia inportante plaza.
Pedidos hechos a Europa estan lle-
gardo tambien en- cada vapor Y TODD
cuanto exiia el mas reiinadO gusto y
Ia mas esquisita fantasia Sc encuen-
ira en- ell establecimiento de moda de
Ia ciudad. Adornos de cabezs, PERU
meria, ,muebles para gabinetes y to-
csdor, ropa blanca para sehoras Sc
iioritas Y nihas. sombreros, paraguas
V sonbrillas, reloies, macetas de flo
res. figuras de marmol, bitcIt-
terra-cotta, estuches. alfombras. iu-
guetes, vaiilla de cristal y de plata
sc encuentra a preciOs convenientes
en- ell establecimiento de Ia ealle de
San Francisco. Ordenes por cOrreo
ytelfgrafo. ServiciO prontO y cuida-
ocso.
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Lucido festival
en- Vega Baja.
FL centro Atenas lucio las
loyas mas preciosas de
su mundo social,
La Inauguration de Ia plaza ha
sido trasferids y ell Sr. Mater
ha sido reelectO con ell gene.
raj beneplacito.
De puestro cor fesponsal

Agosto 23.-En la noche del do
mingo Sc verihc6 un excelente bale
en- el centro "Atenas'" Estuvo muy
concurrido por propios Y extrahos
Entire los .ultimos pudimos yer a Las
rraciosas. elegantes v simpiticas Sc
foritas Carmen Santana de BARGE
Ioneta Y Carmen Serbs de San
Juan
Nuestra felicitaci0n Ia dlrectIva
del oentro "Atenas" V aoonselamos
continue celebrando diversiones de
esa especie mas amenudo-
La Inauguration de Ia plaza ha 81
do transferida- Esperamos que dlchs
fiesta Sc celebre pronto.
Ha sido reelecto slcalde de esta 20
blaeion d. Jose Francisco Mater. En-
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& cine de Ia plaza.

Nos participant los empresarios
de este magnffico salon que para el
v'ernes preparan un buen programa
eItrd.
Ell octeto Tizol dara un concerto
en- el cual ejecutara seis escogidas
pleas de su repertoire ;, v Sc exhlbi-
ran diez nuevas peliculas de sorpren
dentes efectos dramaticos, comicos
V fantasticos.
La entrada costara 25 centavos.
No dudamos que el pIblico sabra
corresponder i los esfuerzos de los
amables empresariOs.
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SU FUTUR0 Sc PUEDE
PRESAeIAR.
v. puede IeerIoV. mismo.
us uBR0 SIN IduAL QUE Sc REPaRIE
GRATIS Sc 10 DICE kv.

GEL PODER SEcRETo" e. n Etro
cue le dice & V. como puede csIsr mas
dInero, Ia rnsners de deterninsr as vo-
eaeion seguir para tener el MAYOR t4itn.
Influenza, poder, como hseersa a-s-.
como pOsesionarse de los secretOs De to-
dos los seres hamanos con quienes Y. es;s
en- eontaeto, como sobresalir en;re aG,.e..os
que shora 10 guian V. y c6no llsgsr !
ser IN maestro de hombres. GarautiEau-os
el eKito. Este hbro estx e.dos.fo por
ministries, sbOgsdOs y doctores. Escrsts
hoy Pidiendolo. Is sbsolutaueute gratis
Una postal Sc 10 trze v. 6 vuel,z De
correO- Direcei6n: Chirologicsl College,
Depart, So. B, Station E, Los Args.s,
Calf. z L. de =
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el nuevo concejo habra TN pequeho
cambio. No obstante, de Ia nueva ad
ministracion esperamos, muchlslmo
y segun versioneS. sc propone ms
talar Ia luz electrica. pavimenta
las GALES de concrete Y otras refolr
mas de alguna Importance
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Juventud para tQdos.

iDesea Vd. oonocer el mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al oabello su
primitive color?
iQue re Vd. cambiar su canoso pc
10 por ma hermosa cabellers negra
y sedosa?
lie gustaria q Va. nacer desapare-
Ger ell feo s;gno de vejez que in dada-
blemente producen las canas?
tEsta Vd. interesado en- hacer una
buera conquista?
Ertonces, decidase q usar Ia muy
ala mada
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In re|oj gratis!

Nikelado, negro 8 enchapado de
ORC, por vendernos 25 colecciones de
postales, 25 peinillas eiectricas (curan
Ia caspa) 8 Is artisticas sortijas de
alambre de orc con una bonita piedra
y una inicial, a 10 centavos una.
Vendalos en- semanas y game un
reloj Il otro -premio. Escriba a The
Percival Novelty Co. Box 209.
Ponce. P r
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Ruiz, SaIdana & Co

Sc ofrecen al pdblico como opera
dores en- Radioscopia y Radiografia,
contando al efecto con un buen apara,
to de Rsyos X y accessories neeesarios.
cuyas aplicaciones Sc haran en- cone
xi6n con Ia oficina del Doctor ealda-
ia. Allen St.-8a.