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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01

as the clubs guest, and not penny of
outside money was asked or received
| by the club for the expense of dhe
event. The same rule has applied on
the occasions of visits on the part of
other distinguished men coming in re-
Spouse to the clubs invitation.
So that, while the club has at no
time been in what in commercial par
lance would be termed financial straits,
it has always aimed to have surplus
funds on hand to meet emergencies
wien the Interests of the three cities
are concerned. 1t has preferred to do
without obligating itself to its friends,
and thus came the thought of paper
made by the members of the club for
the clubs benefit.
A year ago, at one of the clubs meet
ings, Mr.. Sundine proposed the Press
Club Edition, and a committee was
named to take the matter under consid-
Grafton. Presented to the publishers,
it met with generous and liberal re-
spouse, and the announcement was
made. 1t wGs originally expected that
the edition should appear six months
ago, but newspaper men are slow in
doing things for themselves. Duties to
employers and the public requiring first
attention retarded progress in all de-
partments. Work on the Press Club
Edition had to be left to the spare
hours. While the outside contributors
to the stored side were prompt, the
part that the members of the club had
in writing their assignments was de
layed unavoidably.
How well the club has been repaid
for its novel enterprise, how well it
stands among the best people who are
known, is shown on the pages of this
section. The. brief but cordial letters
from President Taft, Admiral Dewey,
Admiral Evans, James Whitcomb
Riley, Colonel Henry Watterson,
Hon. William Jennings Bryan,
Commander Peary. Miss Alice
French, Miss Susie Glaspell, and 9TH
ers. cover a wide field of responses
bearing the signatures of some of the
greatest personages of this day and
generation John T. McCutcheon has
complimented the edition with an orig |
inal first page cartoon, and has other
wise shown his good will toward the |
club and its members Aside from the |
general run of contributions from mem |
bers, there is much of more than ordin-
airy historical interest, some of it given |
publication for the first time. in the
papers of the honorary members. |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
rEE PRESS CLUB EDITION.

The Tri-City Press CLUB Special Ed
ton of the six Engiish-speak,ng news
papers of the cities of Davenport, Mo
line and Rock Island, comes before you
today as the development OF an idea
presented by John Sundine, a former
president of the club. The Press
Club, each year, since Its or
gauizatior, las undertaken, as
part OF its mission, to present TN
der its auspices to the people of the
three cities some high class inteIlec-
tual treat. How well it has succeeded
in this respect is a matter of history in
the community. Men of renown and
scholarly attainment in the fields of
science, Of education, of literature and
discovery, to say nothing of politics
and craftsmanship, as well as the arts
of war, have appeared on the lecture
platform in the three cities through
the efforts of the club. The box Office
has been of secondary consideration in
the enterprise that has prompted the
Press Club in securing the foremost men
before the public for the benefit of the
people. The natural superstition would
be that newspaper men, more than any
other class, should be able to secure an
attendance. on these occasions which
would prove profitable in the higrest
sense. Strange as it may seem, this
has not always been the rule. Either
through misapprehension as to the pub
lie nature OF the entertainments or con-
flicting dates, it has occurred that the
club has not always reaped the re-
turns it anticipated. 1t has
had the satisfaction, nevertheless, of
bringing to the tri-cities Rear Ad-
miral Robley d. Evans, Sir
Robert Ball, the astronomer; James
Whitcomb Riley, the poet; Colonel
Henry Watterson, the journalist and
orator; Commander Robert Peary, the
explorer, and others.
The Tri-City Press Club is not, how
ever, a money-making institution. The
dues of its members are all-sufficient to
meet its ordinary expenses, and hence
it has been glad to expend its surplus
revenues from time to time in giving
itself, and the community represented
by the papers of the three cities, the
honor of entertaining the foremost men
of the times President Taft, while sec
rotary Of war. came here two years ago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01

safe and steady output of his factory
by adopting a trademark for his
pI oduct, and advertising that trade
mark and what il stands for. An ex-
ample OF this is "Uneeda" biscuit, an
article which retails for cents a pack
age and on which its owners spend
over one million dollars a year for ad-
vertising. Although in every city OF
any size in the country there are To-
Gated fiourishing independent cracker
factories, all doing business. yet they
do not interfere with the steady in
crease in the volume Of business OF
the National Biscuit company. why?
Because the name "Uneeda" has be-
come a household word by advertising,
and their advertising has greatly in
creased the consumption of package
crackers. Only few years ago every
body bought their crackers in bulk by
the pound at the stores. Today the
package cracker has practically put
the bulk goods out Of business. This
would rot have been possible had the
bulk goods been advertised properly
and a place created in the minds OF
the people for bulk crackers with
reason why" copy.
For the retail merchant. In any or
every line, advertising is business In
surance against stronger and bigger
competitors. n is a well known fact
that competitors seek fields where
those already established I'm their line
are not wide awake" or in other
words are not big advertisers. In seek
ing location they will not take UP a
field where the established houses in
their line are good advertisers and
Keep up 20 date STOKES and merchan-
disc. There are of course here and
there merchants who have made n sue
cess of their business without adver-
Using. just. the same as there are peo-
pie who fall in the river and do not
drown. But. the great majority OF
these who do fall In never come Up.
(continued on Page Fivel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The Tri-City Press Club begs to
acknowledge with sincere gratitude its
deep sense of obligation to all who
have in any way contributed to the
making of its special edition. To those
who have honored the club with COM
munications or features; to the publish
ers of tri-city newspapers who have
made the edition possible, and to those
everywhere who, by good words and
good deeds, have given to the success
of the enterprise. the Tri-City Press
Club returns it's thanks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From w. j. Bryan
THE COMMONEH.
Lincoln, Neb.

o lie TriCity
As
the often hope
membership
In the meantime, accept
of
Yo w. j. BRYAN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
Harry E. Downer and w. A. Meese.

Harry E. Downer and w. A. Meese.
Former presidents of the club have writ
ten from far-away parts of the country,
of other days, and old associations in
newspaper work and in the Press Club,
thus awakening in the hearts of those
who still toll in the old familiar field,
memories as sweet as the flowers Of
springtime. and thoughts that will be
treasured to the closing of the last edition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
Under Auspices OF
THE TRICKY PRESS CLUB.

Committee in Charge-A- T. Foster
president; r. A. Sears. secretary; John
Sundine, H. p. Simpson. S. w. Searle. C.
w. Boggs, E. P. Adler. +. J. Mueller, J.
B. Richardson, C. J. Zaiser. E. P. Rund-
quist, ]. E. Hardman-
STAFF.
Editor-H P. Simpson, Rock Island.
Associate Editors-J. E Hardman
Davenport; A T. Foster. Moline; r. w
Cram. Davenport; r. A. Sears. Rock Is
land: e. E. Buffum. Rock Island
Business Manager-C. w. Boggs, Dav-
EXPORT
Assistants-S. W. Searle, Rock Island;
z. p. Adler. Davenport: C. ]. Zaiser, Mo-
line; Shirley d. Folsom. Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
Roosevelt's Letter of Regret
THE OUTLOOK.
2s7 Fourth Avenue, New York.
Office of
Theodore Roosevelt.


Theodore 9th,
sirs: wish could accept but it simple impossbny
multitude
reunions which have received 1t phys
small
kind
Faithfully THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
TriCy Club Island, illinois,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
BY {. p. ADLER,

publisher of the Davenport Times.)
Advertising is business insurance,
whether it is done by the manufac-
turer of an article or commodity, or
whether done by the retailer. 1t is
the oil that keeps the business ma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Admiral Dewey
NAVY DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE ADMIRAL OF THE NAVY.
Mills Building, Washington.


McCutcheon a himself TriCy re
McCutcheon
Good all of gentlemen lie press.
sincerely
Editor TriCity Club
is
fourth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
TRI-CITY PRESS CLUB SPE-
CIAL EDITION.

Issued as a section of The Davenport
Democrat, The Rock Island Argus, Mo-
line Daily Dispatch, The Daily Times,
The Rock Island Daily Union, and MO-
line Evening Mail and Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
ADVERTISING AS BUSINESS INSURANCE

chinery going, and without which the
business might run hot" and stop al
together
For the manufacturer, advertising is
of the utmost importance. Whether
he makes tables or automobiles, foods
or farm machinery, he can insure a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Admiral Evans
324 INDIANA AVENUE.
Washington, ID. c.

To he o TriCity Edition:
Having meeting many Of the
approaching press
public this
than just
wish you doing
Cordially R. EVANS, u. N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Commander Peary
THE OAKLAND.
washington, ID. G.

the TrtCty Cub.-Roy A.
City Rock Island Davenport
TriCity
resolutions
Of
thanking you courtesy
am, very sincerely, Il. E. PEARY. !,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Col. Watterson
HOTEL NAPLES.

Naples. Florida
Editor
My syou"
Island
beginning place
spell fancy Something
the caught
a for
line
Sincerely, HENRY WATTERSON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From James Whitcomb Riley
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

ditor TriCity
special
friendsi in the
Yours sincerely,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
HAS DONE THINGS.

The Tri-City Press Club, while of
spontaneous origin. so to speak, the
Immediate outgrowth Of a social oc-
casion at the Watch Tower a dozen
years ago, when a number of tri-
city newspaper men assembled to par.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Miss Susie Glaspell
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

To the TrtCty Club Edition:
As eeranw
greeting
a
May it al SUSAN GLASPELL. 3
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
80
'front.' Famous in Lterau

all these adjecves)
May your shadow never be less! ALICE FRENCH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From President Taft.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

SIR:
TO my CONT vi to the
Club. lively o.
oyab1e night Of nth,
Davenport, a
pleasure opened
to me a Of cities, with
between, f.
we'll be
express to all the Tri-city
greeting their
happiness
Sincerely
//zegzE1&zIN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01
From Octave Thanet
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

Editor TrtCity Press Club Edition:
quiet wellbred
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-01

econtinued on Page Eivel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-12-10
Notice of Special
Master S Sale,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United STATES FOR
PORTO RICO.
v1pA FERNANDEZ BLANCo ct al
Y. 8
lose 4 FERNANDEZ y PEREZ et al
No. 207 Eq., Mayaguez.

Pnblic notice is hereby given that IN
pursuance and by virtue OF a decree
entered in the above entitled cause III
the District Court OF the United States
for Porto Rico, sitting in chancery, ca
ted the Sth day of j anuary, A. ID. 1917,
I tbe undersigned Special Master ap-
,,o;ntad nv the said Court for this pur-
nose will sell at public sale to the
biohest bidder for cash at the Court
Uouse door of the said Court III San
Juan, Porto Rico, uuIier the usual prac-
tice Of the said Court in such cases on
the 20 day of December, A ID. l9io'
~ 10 o'clock in the fore noon OF the
said dav. all of the right, title ana
interest of the defendant Maria TAR
,.;a Barrrras in and to certain real pro
nart;ns situated il the municipal dlS-
tricts of Mayaguez, Las Marlas ana
Maricao. Porto Ri1o, the said rlgh5,
title and interest Of the said Maria
Garcia Barreras being found by the
said Court and stated in the SAID decree
70 be as follows, to wit:
An undivided two-ffths of an undi-
vidpd one-half interest in real properly
or wooden house, With tile-root- IT
meters and 3 centimeters by the front
eonjvalent to Il Ca,tilian yards; ana
) rleters and , contimat,rs, equFaI'ht
TO 6 wards. by tt'a side, with the
lot in which ii is situated, winch
has II meters aui 70 centlmeterS
bv the front, equivalent to u
Castillian yards; 3nd 9 meters, -
centimeters. equivalent to II yards.
bv the side: located in the city OF Ma
yaguez. ward of tha Nalud, place caHeo
st. Thomas, street Of the same nam .,
marked with the 80 9 bounding on
the North-side will -he house ana -ot
Of the firm of Nac5lnez Brothers; o4
the South with tla house Of Carlos
Mendez Monsant3 5oday or actually
his Sucesion; on raa West side wit.
the house Of Santiago Ross; and m
the East with ST tomas street,
Said property u4> acquired by the
firm of Fernandez a in LiquidatloA,
bought of Dona Jogito Rodriguez y Ri
vera. according to deed passed on the
10th of January, 1876. and appears ID
he registered in Tire Registry OF Pro
pertv at folio IS WI 16 of the city Of
Mayaguez propet.g No. l037, Fifth
Registration,
An undivided two-tifths Of an unAl-
vided one-half intoua>t in the real pro
nertv or brick hoo.s.. with brickroot.
marked with No. 4 situated in Suau
Street. formerly caIled San Jose
Street of the city OF Mayaguez, sltuat-
ed in the lot of The same dimensions -
the house-that il - meters, 3 cent?
meters on the front and 10 meters, -.
centimeters on the ,5gje, with yard and
other appurtenanoa>. with passage el
the West side Of A. entimetcrs and IL
corresponding length-
An undivided tw)-fifths of an uud.-
yided one-half interest in the real
property or wOodru house, with zinc
roof together with the lot on wich Il
is situated, located in the Ward q
Marina Meridional I'd Aduana Street,
Of the City of Maya-uez, which house
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10

crates le enviaron el vase de ci"uti
que de todos modos hubiera tenido
que tomarse, Sc hubiera puesto d exa
minar la copa, lie hubiera dado vuel-
tas V mas vueltas, hubiera anahzado
el vcneno que conocia perfectamen
te V al final hubiera dicho -bien. Sc
iores. en- vista de que no tengo otro
recurso que meterme esto en- el cucr-
po, he decidido bebermel)' (riN1sl
ESQ nos ocure 4 nosotroS V e ridi-
culo darle vueltss 4 Ia copa para des
pues tener que tragarla- Seriamos
locos de altar 81 no aprobssemos csc
mforme, puesto q. ESQ es 10 mismo
que buscsr nosotrus nisgRos Ell palo
con que Sc nos ahorque" (rixas)
El delegado Sr. canales .ter1nina
q las 5-35 y entonnes pide Ia pslabra
el Sr. Matienzo CintrOn para argu-
mentar Otra vez en- contra del infOr-
me de Ia ccmiSi6n-
Vease b ediei6n de mah.nsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10

le dice 'aguarde un POGO Y Sc mete
en- su cuarto V luego sale con un re-
volver para contestar asf d su Iusta
petici6n
En- ESQ de 10 que va a sueder ia
vorsble 4 nosotros, 81 nos negamos
4 sprobar ese presupuesto, puede O.
eurrlr 10 que mi me ocurre. q sien
pre- que eSpcro ganar un pletito me
sucede 10 cuntrario: 10 plerdo IRE
mlslblemente (isa9 En- otro case
me ocurre 10 contrario. No sabemos
Ia que Sc va i dar Y no debemos pro-
curar que por nuestra eausa Sc ma
logre 10 QUO pueda venir, que podra
resIitar el C!lablo. (risdsD pero tam
bien algo meior que 10 que tenenlos-
Que es nuy tonic dsr pretexto para
que qulten al pafs 10 que eata a pun
to de alcanzarse 6 4 ultima hors, q.
quiten 10 POGO que Sc tiene-
" el resultado de esto senoes
serla 10 nlno que 81 euando 4 So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10
& ST. Skinner de viaje.

FL Sr. D. \. Skinner, Supervisor
del Censo, sali6 esta mahana para
viSitar varios distritos municipales
lie la Isla, con el obieto de entrevis-
tar>e con las personas que han pre-
scntado solleitudes para las plazas
de enumeradores, ash como para
atender 4 varios ssuntos que sc re-
lacioncn con el Censo de Puerto Ri
co. Las ciudades V pueblos que visi-
tara cl Sr. Skinner durante los pro-
xlmos trss Q cuatro dfas sersn Ma
raniito, Comerio, Barros, Bsrran-
quit2s, Aibonito, Cosmo, Jusna
Diaz. Ponce, Adiuntas, Utuado.
Santa Isabel, Salinas, Guyana.
.Arroyu. PatIlas, Nsunsbo, Ysbu-
Goa, Humacao, Juncos, San Lorenzo
Nasusbo, Fsiardo. Rio Grsn,le v
LOLA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10
e| debate
del V;eIres,
Continuaci5n de IL p4gina 10

te .hora en- los Estados | nidos Y que
&c rcsolvera dentro dc pocos dias. La
disnidad y el ridfculo no pueden il
Iamas iuntas Y yo creo que serla rldi-
culo haeer ahora I'm actO lmpruden-
tie que en- vez de signihcar acto de
energis fuers 10 eontrario. La digni-
dad 6 seriedad. Nosotros de5emos
ser serlos.
" sou tan iovenes las ideas que
ahora tengo en- favor del informe que
no me atrevo. nj sc como exponeriss
triarsi; pero aqui ocurre con ESQ de
"a sctitud que Sc pretende que tome
IA camara, como cuando un lngies
Va j eobrar una cueAta y 81 deudOr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10

De poseo. Pura Urutia, Ia moni-
sima trigueiia de la calle de San Jose
estuvo dos dias ausente della ciudad
paseando por la region Este. Volvio
aver. SsD el sol Y que sea por siem-
pre-.
Que mcIore. Gusrda cana en- su
residencia de Ssnturce, aun que no
de cuidado, nues,ro diStinguido com
patricia Sr. jose 4. Canals. Que no
sea NADIA Y restablezca pronto-
FL ousino. Glen personas de esta
ciudad han sido citadss para nevar
q efecto una reunion el domingo pro
ximo. en- los salones del ateneo. con
el fin de tratar del proyecto de cons
ti.ueton del casino pusstorriqueho
v dsr cuents con los trabaios resli
zados por Ia eomision designada al
efecto- Hay entusiaSmo Y el sImpa-
tieo Proposito serd muy pronto un
hecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10
En- honor a Ia
Pin6 va ThuiIieL

En- honor a la Pine y ThuiIlier.
Providencia Rodriguez.
La Colonla espanola prepara un
banquete en- honor de esas cstrellas
de la escena espahola v de los nota
bles artistss q. con ellos comparten
los aplausos que les tributan el pu-
blico de San Juan
4 dieha fiesta asistiran elemcntos
de nuestra culta sociedsd.
Es un obsequio muy mercido {
los artistas que tan iustas simpatias
han sabido conqulstar en- San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10

LAKE tenia una mVltacaoi
permandhte para v1slta'
~ / Westford, siempre
csande se dntiera inclinado s ha'
Dazio ! sus negocios Sc 10 permitie,
! nm. 81 amigo, Bathurst tenia ALL
ll4uilada una casa de campo y Ia IN
vitaci6n era. do e..
-Vays cuandopueda, amigo mfo,
AeerfbiA, ,--el verano debe ser ho-
rrible en- Ia ciudad y aqui en- camblo
d sorpertable. Yo be tornado un po-
o d lre yya nae encuentro reluve-
necido.
Hay quien juegue al golf, un buen
lrroyu, buenos banos, magnihca pes
q yyA tenso alqulado I'm bote para
Doda l. teuaporads. Espero su vista
Duando venga le hablare De unos III
mores cue correnrespecto s alguien
que pasa el verano por aqut Sc trata
De algo intsresante.
Blake volvi6 4 leer Ia carta, fecha-
Il cinco diss antes, mientras clasi-
hcaba unos papeles despues del al
mnerzo, apoderlndose de q un vivo-
leseo de tomar por algunos dfas el
lresco aire dol campo.
Ell asunto en- que hshia estado ocu-
pado - hallabs resuelto y asf fue que
hizo ekproposito De tomar el tren de
~ ll.& y partir hacia IA costa.
Como .eqlipsje se contento con un
tssje De saxgA asul y una GAIA lena
d "clubs" De iugar al "golf".
H1aeerafn dss1s Lancsten donde
tuvo que canbiat' de tren. Y Bat
hurst tostadc DEL sol = con aspeeto-
d resplandeciente sahld 10 rscibi6
On b estaci2@. -.
West5ord, sunque POGO como
cido, q un gar d verano eucsnta-
dor para qyiea no qvie7e gastas mu-
cho. 81 asl1tto es q! de una pequeta
ciudadde q ca s;tu>da a Ia oviMa de
~ ~
.n.nao h.r
Ensss s ea im = w. we. G ~ ss+a Sa IN ,,no
osS =, xy, y,y . ~ - g. W -ss.ado-ss I
en- los bajas aateis De Ia ciudad es-
tin los canpos De jugar 81 golf.
Aos sea'ss 49, sa 10. su as t;.n.sa
0e cS@' eao Aoss 3: TIA Ms v.eS. ~ -:
NO Mvsa & senGssso, &.s.sh,s oa .pese e,,e se }ee o
nen ,.';4 IN. .ao.s osa.s f..,s4s ,os t.snors. ~.
PeI1n'e aeost !s4.s q 'oo '0nt0'S
les de awA y Measo.
iomaHe unos eno~T. - .s-is 81 - e, %
tacion ynesos > paeN . 'asoe w.
ga9do VA ssaae ee, yo
"a s"eesee1 Ssne ~. ~ a-sA. s,s. vuS ,,a,a1 -
psmssa ve1 !N = 80 % aoe 'e'A
noeoe ~ 0 oA'nuis''
= Era una quene eas%s comPuesr
to De un saAn, dos Q tres dormltonos
y una coena que mas oaee patecA
IN eMnsfe. Desoe = ga.ens as eas pG
saode eayee wenoo p'so:.'se go a.
mar 500 saoA un pe1soaAse leme
nano en- aaHe rcasto' y eye persona y
le tsn'a castro Pess nAs1 ms|
br'lhnte y saIsas y hnss oEelaI, In
R'ma era VA he,mose e Pes11 a. oe e 6.so =
y reeto pelo oe "a .amMs Ie TS W;a 'e-
lsess, : u qHe SC go; esaa aaastr,da 3
oaSnu.ss, - la1s. Isoss SSs al .ao1f, CO .
. A.seeogss ''s pe'0'aS ael s'A T. g
un. ,r.,, u.,or ,>or.
q "> =" H..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-10

Pam ala es una cura poativa pa
ra el paludismO. Tn ensayo 10 de
iara eonvencido. De venta en- todas
las druEuerias.