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Una carta del DIR
Vazquez Gomez.

Ell Universal" diario de Me-
xico, comenta duramente en- uno
de sus 1ltimos editoriales las pa
labras consignadas pOr eI DIR.
Francisco Vazquez Gomez en- una
carta que este senior escribl0 al
Lie. Miguel LAM Duret.
Manifesto en- dicha carta eI
doctor, que, a su juicio, Ia revo-
luci6n reconoce dos causas: una
de orden econ6micO y otra de IN
dole pOitica.
Consiste Ia de orden ecOn6ml-
co en- que ell pueblo esta en- Ia MI
seria Y quiere terra. Ell pueblo
contempla extenSas propiedades
que permanecen sin cultivo. Y de-
sea aprovecharIaS para saciar su
hambre, V mientraS no Sc salts
fagan las necesidades que pade-
&c. no podra restabIecerse Ia paz.
La de fndoIe politica radica en-
que el pueblo revolucionario, We
en- eI actual gobierno una encar-
naci6n del antigua regimen por-
frista: Y recordando que Ia Die
tadura NADIA hizo en- favor de Ia
clase menesterosa, juzga que tam
POGO e. actual GobiernO hara NADIA.
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Catecismo de la
Soitera.

-Decidme, nina, jsois amante?
ST, senior, por obra y gracia
de mis- pocos amos.
-jQu6 cosa es ser amante?
Els querer mueho a un sujeto
que lleva patillas y bigote, que es
cribe coplas en- los periodicos, que
tiene los ojos negros y ell chale-
co blanco, y que Sc llama hombre.
-iCuantas classes de hombres
hay?
Tres: ell polio, el gallo vel oso.
-jSon tres hombres?
No., senior.
-jQue son?
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ALMA POPULAR.

Ser indio meXicanO eS mi grandeza
Porque soy como ell ARE, independence,
Y mi mejor escudo de nobIeza
Els la aguila venciendo a la %serplente!
Indio SOY: mis- facciones son morenas;
Mi coraz6n nj engana, nj obedece;
Sangre de emperador tengo en- las venas
Y en- mis- oios Circumference resplandece.
Rutila en- mi sombrero plata pura;
Mis- coturnOS rechinan: iSOn de t0rO.
Y es como piel de tigre la finura
De mi grueso gaban multicoloro.
Mi titulo mejor es ser liberto,
va que es mi fe la libertad sagrada;
Sc correr al combate en- campo alberto
como ell potro s~alvaje en- Ia llanada....
Mi cetro es mi machete; en- brute cuaco
Siempre galopa junto a mi: es mi a"rrullo;
JamaS relumbra OciOso, Y 81 10 SacO,
Vuelve tinto a su vaina..... iese es mi orgullo.
No me humillo ante nadie. Mi persona,
Nj rinde pleitos, nj hace caravans;
Mi RATA de iXtle es mi mejOr corona
l HIS IlHlUIeS IdLllOSOS, Ids lHdISdLldo.
Y 81 alguien Ilega de codicia Ileno,
Hinca ell cOraje en- ell ijar la espuela,
Y a defender mi hogan y mi t~errenO,
Como I'm demoniO, encabritado vuela,
Y 81 un intruso da a mi india bohemia
Sus canticos de amo y sus congojas:
LIevara en- plena faz con mi blasfemia
FL barboquejo de los pieles rojas.
Y 81 en- mis- patrios Iares arriar Osa
Mi Undo trapo de los tres dolores,
ME sobra rabia para omar mi choza
Con ungidas cabezas de invasOres.
iQue viva 81 gambusino descontiado,
PorQue cOnozco ell precio de mi hombria:
Sera de ellos ell orc que han robado;
Pero mi hermosa patria solo es mia.
Venga la esclavitud del Viejo Mundo,
Que al pisar esta terra de magueyes,
Libre sera, que en- libertad me fundo,
Y los indios de aQui..... ison tOdOS reyes.
Ser mdio mexicano es mi ~grandeza,
Poroue soy como ell aire, independence,
Y mi mejor escudo de nObleza,
Is la aguiIa venciendo a Ia serpiente......
AGUSTIN VALERO MENDEZ.
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ArticulOs ReligiOsOs
De Venta en- la Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano

Mira. Sra. de MonserratO
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
San IsidrO Labrador
Sto. NinO de Atocha
Las Animas Benditas
San Juan Bautista
Ell Buen Pastor
San Bonifacio
La Sombra de San Pedro
San Camilo de Lelis
San Cayetano
San Antonio Abad
San Juan N~epomusenO
Sagrado Coraz6n de JESUS
Senior San Jose
San CriSt6bal
San Luis Gonzaga
San Miguel Arcangel
Mira. Sra. del Carmen
Santa Elena de la Cruz
San Joaquin
San Expedite
Divine Rostro
MILAGROS para promesas.
Ojos, cuerpos, brazos, piernas,
etc. etc. Garantizados de plata.
Is ~centavoS cada uno.
ESTAMPA de la Santa Liga
Fu~caristica. muv elegante. TTCDia
para devocionariOS yrecuerdOs de
Ia primera communion.
30 centavOS la dOcena
ROSARIOS blancos, de hueso,
con Ia imagen de Mira. Sra. de
Guadalupe dentro de la cruz.
Muy elegantes Y bonitOs.
40 c~entavOS cada UnO.
ROSARIOS medianoS, imita,
ci6n COCO, superioreS a tOdOs los
de Su clase
80 c~entavos cada unO.
ROSARIOS chicos, de vidrio,
propios para SenOritas y Ninos.
% centavOS cada unO.
HISTORIA SAGRADA. Este Ii,
h"a eo v~Z Scharh;~ ~CoCDila"iE'
del Antique Nuevo TeStamento,
En- e. esta escrita la complicade
historic del pueblo de Israel,
pinta las fguras de Patriarcas
profetaS, vi6ndOse claramente CO
mo Sc prepare ell gran suceso dc
de la venida del Mesias, vaticina
da para Ia plentiful de los item
pos
NOVENA del Santo Nino d.
Atocha, Is centavos cada una
NOVENA Y triduo de Nuestr;
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro, 2
c~entavos cada una.
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sugestionado por ell gusto de pro-
bar ell nuevo coche.
Dese6 que asi fuese, no temien
do NADIA respecto a Pablo, que
muchas veces no sofia volver has
ia ell Ola siguiente de SUI partida.
Baj6 corriendo a recibir ell au-
tom6vil. Su coraz6n latia con vio-
lencia, y apenas lie dejaba andar
la augusta que oprimia Sc pecho.
Era su hijo.
-Tu padre no ha vuelto atm
lie dijo. -Sali6 con Enriqueta y Ell
mecanico en- ell coche nuevo. Co.
RE, CORE por Dios a buscarlos.
-Pero, querida mama, no
comprendo csc TENOR. ...jQue eS
10 que te pasa? Tranquilizate,
dentro de un momento estaran
aqui.
No, no: estoy segura de que
les ha pasado algo.......Y 70 conoz-
co a tn padre: es puntual STEM
pre-.
-Bueno, jy que?
Que salgas en- SUI busca.......
Els muy facil, pues no hay mas
que IN canine. tie 10 suplico,
no puedo vivir en- semejante in
certidumbre.
-Esperemos I'm POGO.
Nc; en- seguida; tie 10 mando.
Pablo no tuvo mas remedio que
ceder. Di6 media vuelta, atrave-
SO eli jardin, y su madre, que vol
VIC a su puesto de observation,
lie VIC desaparecer bien pronto
Dor entire las dos hileras de arbo-
les de la carretera.
Sc habia Duesto ell sol y la SOM
bra de la noche luchaba con la
mortecina claridad del dia. Pablo
apur6 la Marcia. Tenia hambre,
Y aQuel inesperado paseo que re-
trasaba la bora de conner lie con-
trariaba mucho.
Ademas, a pesar suyo Sc sentla
sugestionado por ell terror de su
madre, y a veces sentia como un
vago presentimiento de hallarse,
en- una de las revueltas del CANT
no, con ell espectaculo horrible
que ella habia evocado.
Que tonteria-deciase a 81
mismo. Claro que los encontrare;
pero detenidos por una panne
cualquiera, y ellos seran los pri-
meros en- reirse de nuestros estG-
pidos temores,
He aquf una vuelta. Apuesto a
que los we're a trescientos metros
de distancia.. ..... Porgamos tres
cientos metros, nj uno mas.
o.
La vuelta del canine describia
un arco de circulo hacia la IL
quierda, y Pablo giro rozando ell
talud.
En- aquel momento Otro autom0
vii que corria en- sentido opuesto
a gran velocidad, corrio tambien
la vuelta del canine.
Ell joven apenas tuvo tempo
para reconocer a su padre. Ell
choque fue formidable. Los dos
coches Sc precipitation uno contra
OtrO V VOlcarOn heCFOS AMIGOS,
pulverizados.
No Sc oy6 un grito nj I'm Ia
mento.
Por la inmensa planicie pas6 la
muerte silenciosa.
Una ave de rapina pas6 por los
cuatro cadaveres.
POGO despues, los insectos de la
noche empezaron a dejar DIR sus
rumores en- Ia paz de los campos
y del espacio.
MAURICIO LEBLANC.
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ORACIONES.
2 ) centavos cada una.

- NN-AN~
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe
Purisima Conception
Santisimo Sacramento
San CamilO de Lelis
Santo NinO de Atocha
San Jose
San Antonio de Padua
Santa Cruz
Las doce verdades del mundO
Santisima Trinidad
Santa Elena de Ia Cruz
San Geronimo
Piedra Imam
La Magnifca
SOmbra de San Pedro
Justo JUez
Senior de la buena muerte
San Isidro Labrador
San Simon Y Judas Tadeo
San Cipriano
Is minutes en- companiasde Jesus
SacramentadO
San BonifaciO
Divina Providencia
Los cuatro EyangelioS
Nuestra Sonora de MOnSerrato
NONENAS.
a 10 centavos cada una.
San Antonio de Padua
San Camilo de Lelis
Trido au San Jose
San Benito de Palermo
Mira. Sra. de la Cueva Santa
Mira. Sra. de Guadalupe
Purisima Conception
Medardo Gildardo
Santo NinO Cautivo
Santa Getrudis
San AguStln
Santa Elena de la Cruz
Sagrada passion ymuerte de Nitro
Senior J~eSucrIStO.
Divina Providencia
Mira. Sra. de Ia MERGED
NtrH Sr0 de In Luz
Mira. Sra. Qe los Dolores
San Luis GOnZaga
San Juan NepOmuCenO
Mira. Sra. de LOurdeS
San Miguel
Maria Nagdaiena
Destierro de ignorancias
San Rafael
ESTAMPA NEGRA
TamanO 9 ID X 13
a Is ~centavoS cada una
JESUS. Maria Y Jose
La divina Providencla
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NOVENA del Santo NinO de
Atocha, Is centavos cada una.
NOVENA Y triduo de Nuestra
Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro, ~
centavoS cada una.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
It HEALS ECZEMA
Just Give Resinol Chance and Sec
Skin Eunors Vanish

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ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
president NAMES
SOME WESTERN MEN
Batch of Appointments to
Federal Places Sent to
the Senate.

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Among
President Wilson s nominations sent to
the senate today were:
To the United States board of gen
eral appraisers-Jcrry b. Sullivan of
Iowa.
Appraiser Of Customs at Philadelphia
William NJ Roper.
Auditor of the interior department
Robert W. Wooley of Virginia,
Collector of internal revenue-Her-
bert II. Manson, second district Wis.
coDsin.
Assistant secretary of war-Henry c.
Breckenridge of Lexington, KY.
Judge of the district court of Alaska,
division No. /, Robert w, Jennings,
district of Alaska
District attorney for district OF Or.
egon--Clarence Reams
United States marshal, eastern dis
trict of Texas-Benjamin Sheriff..
Director of the census-Willam j.
Harris of Georgia,
Register of the land office-At Kali
ispeli, Mont-Frank o. Williams,
Register at Santa Fe, n. M.-Fran-
cisco Delgao.
Recorder of the general land office
Lucius Q. c.. Lamar.
Receiver Of public moneys at Chey-
enne, Wyo.-Luke Voorhees,,
Assistant attorney general OF the
United States before the court of
claims-Samuel Houston Thompson, Jr.,
Of Denver, Colo,
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NOTICE..

To the Nevada Utah Mines q ~
ters Corporation. and TO all othor1 n
1t may concern; -
Whereas. At Salt Lake City. Et11
July 10, 1911. the Nevada Utah. y
s: Smelters Corporation made. exsc
for the sum of s125,000 TO T. L. q
and payable on or before the 10th
Of November. 1911; and.
Whereas. The said Nevadas[
Mines Sc Smelters Corporation depoI
with the said L. l.. Godbe. as collal
security for the payment OF said pre-
sorry note the following described y
erty;
Certificate No so for 100000 shz
certificate No. for 100000 shares,
certificate No. 10 for 99,997 snareg Of
capital stock OF the Day Bristol Con-
dated Mining Company. a corpora
and certificate No. l for one share,
tlhcate No. for 2496 shares. certI1|
No. 3 for one share, certifcats d
one share OF the capital stock Of
Pioche Pacific Railroad Company.
poration: and.
Whereas, The said note. together
the security belonging thereto. was
assigned. transferred and doliyere1
the said T.. L. Godbe to J Warren ~
and the said j. Warren Knapp "a
N''' ''Ga1 o"lSi stJlI VI thic
and,
Whereas, The said Nevada Utah u
& Shelters Corporation has not PAD
part or portion OF the principal cf
note. or of the interest due thsF'
and.
Whereas. BY the terms Of said nQI
Is provided that on the non.pdn
ance OF said promise TO pay, the q
and holder of said note shah heve
right and authority TO sell. at
or private sale. or upon the stoc1
change In Salt Lake City. Utah.
Client OF said stock. so given as colI.|
as aforesaid, to pay said note, VII
terest from maturity. and costs q
Yertlslng. upon ten days notice "a
said Nevada Utah Mines & Smeltef7
porauon, at its office in Salt Lake
Utah. OF his Intention 20 do so;
Now. therefore, you are herby uo
that the said J. Warren Knapp, e
legal holder and owner OF said 2!
sory note. will sell all OF said cou1
security. given to secure the "a
OF said note. heretofore mentioneo.
sufficient amount thereof. TO pt1
said note. together with interesk
maturity and costs OF advertising.
office OF Dickson. Fills. Ellis 4 sen
l003-8 Kearns Building, Salt Lzke
Utah. at the hour OF 10 a. m. on tne
day OF April, 1913.
Dated this 18th day OF April, tsA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
DEATH FATE OF
ALL PRISONERS

Ell PASo, Tex, April 17.-Bodies
bang from nearly every telegraph
pole. along fifty miles Of the
Mexican Central railway below Chi
huahua city, report refugees ar
irving here tonight. Both the federnls
and insurgent state troops are said TO
have participated in the execution of
prisoners that prefaced this public dis
play OF chdavers
In a quarrel over the disposition of
silver bullion stolen from train last
week, Juan Dozal, a former Orozco
chief, was executed by order of Pan.
cho Villa, whose men held up the train
west of chihuahua city. Dozal had
Joined Villa in IN expedition against
the federals.
From the Casas Grandes district
come reports of mutinies against tho
Huerta government. Francisco Portillo
and Maxine Castillo, with small groups
OF men, have deserted TO the insurgents
So far as is known. General Inez Sala.
Ear IS keeping bis agreement with Gen.
eral Huerta- All federal regulars have
been removed from the district. whore
extensive American numbering inter
ests are located.
With the insurgents retaining Santa
Rosalia and .Iimenez. no word has been
received from tho foreign mining dis
trict Of Parral. which. aside from Chi.
huhhua city. contains the largest fed
eral force in the state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
EDITOR SELECTED 4
GOVERNOR OF ALAS
Nomination of Major j. +
Strong Will Probably 1
to Senate Today. =

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Ms;o
+. A. Strong of Juneau has been
lected for appointment rs govcrno|
Alaska, to succeed Walter r. Clart
signed, Major Strong's appoint
VIII be sent to the senate, possihIv
morrow.
Major Strong is the editor and /
Usher Of the Alaska Daily Empir1
Juneau. He has been residenf
Alaskn for fourteen years and wa,
merly a proprietor of newspapers'
Fairbanks and Nome. For many u
he was n newspaper man in Califo|
and Washington, For appointment
governor for the territory he wa
dorsed by practically the entirc h
torial legislature and many citizen
"This is the first of the Fen
rial gubernatorial appointments ID
made. ~ said Secretary Lano today.
is in conformity with the policy ! !
adopted to appoint no man, what
may be'his qualification or personal
political influence, to any office ii
territories who is not a bonafido
dent in the territory in which he q
office. In addition to this reou
ment, ] have decided not to appoi1|
office anywhere men whom / do
know personally. To that end 4
sending for all applicants for %
with whom ] am not acquainted in
der that / may have opportunity 10
them Over.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
DIPLOMATS CHOSEN
BY THE PRESIDENT
Guthrie Goes to Japan, Crane
to Russia and Frederick G.
Penfeld to Spain.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-George ",
Guthrie OF Pennsylvania for ambassador
TO japan.
Charles r. Crane OF Chicago for en-
bassador 10 Russia
Frederick c. renleld OF Pennsylvania
for minister 10 Spain.
These selections have been determined
upon by President Wilson. although the
nominations probably will not be sent to
the senate for at least a week.
Mr.. Guthrie, formerly mayor of Pitts
burg and now Democratic state chair
man OF Pennsylvania, originally was
slated for the embassadorship TO Mexico.
but It now seems probable that no new
representative viii be sent TO Mexico City
for some time, although It is practically
certain that Henry Lane Wilson will not
be retained. To send a new ambassador
TO Mexico at present would be 10 recog-
nlze the Huerta government. situation
which the United States 10 not yet ready
to meet
Ny. Guthrie is regarded as particularly
fitted to take up the Japanese post.
where pending questions over California
allen land legislation give promise OF inn
portant diplomatic !nterchanEes between
Toxic and Washington in the near fu-
ture.
Larz Anderson. the present emhassa-
dor TO Japan. home on leave, called on
President Wilson today to pay his
spects and told him he did not desire TO
return.
Mr.. Penfcld. who is slated TO be min
lister at Madrid has had experience In
the foreign service. having been stationed
at London In 1885 vice consul general
and later diplomatic agent and consul
general TO Egypt. with rank Of minister
resident. He has taken an active part In
politics and has been deco
rated with various foreign orders. He
has Travelled extensively In India. China
and the Suez region.
Mr.. Crane, II was said at the White
house today. can go TO St Petersburg i(
he so desires. There always has been
somo doubt, however. az TO whether MIR,
Crane could give up his business in
tercsts soon enough TO go abroad and
this question, IL is understood. has not
been finally settled.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
Proper Care of Hair
and Complexion
(The Home Doctor.)

aIp-cleanlness means everything in
growing and preserving beautiful hair.
because only from a clean scalp will
healthy hair grow. By shampoolng
with teaspoonful of canthrox (which
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immaculate cleanliness results; dandrufr
and scalp-discomfort are removed in
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fufliuess and luster without any ten
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No woman viii have cause 10 COM
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II, instead of face powder, she uses
spurmax-lotion which, when on. seems
part OF skin, This wonderful skin
whitener and complexion- -bcauti6er is
easily made at home Mt small cost by
dissolving ounces OF spurmax in u
pint witch hazel (or hot water) then
adding = teaspoonfuls glycerine. II
does not show when on, nor does il
rub off as easily ms powder. and il
Keeps the skin smooth and fresh and
protects it from chapping
advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
A Hint to BooklOvers'
Contest Contestants
From the Contest Editor Himself---Being a
Heart to Heart Talk.

where you write down from one 10
ten answers to each picture.
And according to the rules also the
incorrect answers YOU submit to n pie.
turc viii not count against YOU. pro-
viding that you also give the correct
answer. You might make eight an
swers to picture No. 20. for instance,
swer the seven incorrect answers will
not count against you This holds in
all cases except in the event of a tie.
and ties are not frequent among the
100 highest contestants.
So, therefore, you can submit as
many rs ten answers to each picture
without the incorrect answer ever
counting against you, except ~ the re-
mote case of tie. Then is it not best
can evolve. Suppose that You will
submit several answers TO a picture.
Suppose YOU get extra pictures from
this newspaper on which to submit
these answers. II YOU make an aver.
age of only four answers to n picture
you will require 4 times n, or sos pic
lures and coupons, on which TO submit
pictures, of course, you would clip from
the paper day after day, but that would
leave 231 pictures for you to buy-and
pictures are sold at the regular price of
the paper per copy,
just compare that total price for pic
turcs-using only an average of four
answers TO a picture-with the price Of
the Answer Book. In it you paste one
each of the II pictures. No matter
though you make the limit of ten an.
swers TO each picture, you only need.
If YOU have an Answer Book, one copy
OF each picturel
Read today's announcement SURE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18
LEGISLATION ON THE
CURRENCY EXPECTED


WASHINGTON. April IA currency
bill cmbodylng q regional reserve plan
not oDy ~ expected TO be presented
during the present session OF congress.
but action may be taken on II before ad-
tournament.
This was predicted today by Senator
owen. chairman OF the senate banking
and currency committee, who was a
white house caller
a measure ia slowly being work ed out
10 be known as the Owen-Giass bill.
which. before being introduced In the
house by Representative Glass of Vlr-
ginia. ranking member OF the house cur
rency committee and in the senate by
Senator Owen. is expected to have the
approval OF President Wilson Secretary
McAdoo and prominent authorities on
currency questions.
~ present ~ Is contemplated TO divide
the country into twelve or ffteen region
nj coordinate units. On the central
board OF authority the government. as
we'll as the various units, would be rep
resented.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

Within ten minutes after an apphi
cation of Dauderine you cannot ma
single trace of Dandruff or loose o.
falling hair and your scalp Will NOT
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will be after few weeks use, when
you will actually see new hair, me
and downy at frst-yes-but really
new bairGprowinp all over the scalp.
little Danderine will immediately
double the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull. faded, brittle and
scraeqy, Just moisten a cloth with Dan,
derine and carefully draw, 1t through
your hair. taking one small strand at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-18

Have you been busily solving the
contest pictures, using your catalogue
to aid you in getting at the titIes7
And have Won figured out several
answers that you would like TO sub
nit TO each of many pictures-perhaps
TO all of thcm7 Then, If you have no
Answer Book, YOU have these various
titles written down on pieces of paper,
perhaps. II may be that you have
made notes on the margin OF the pic
lures, as to the titles that soem to you
TO fit them more or less.
Or perhaps you have worked a little
more systematically, putting down the
number of each picture on sheet OF
paper, and after each number writing
down the titles you would like to sub
nit to it.
And there are three questions in your
mind:
!. Shall | get extra pictures, with
their coupons, in order to submit these
several answers to each picture7
.. Or shall I eliminate all but one
title to each picture?
5. Or shall ] get an Answer Book,
and so require only one copy of each
picture, while at the same time being
able to make as many as ten different
answers 10 each picturei
or course you know that the rules
permit you to make as many as ten
answers to each picture, but If you
have no Answer Book you must get q
separate picture and coupon on which
to submit each answer. If you have
an Answer Book you need only one
copy Of each picture. but beneath
where YOU paste each picture in the
book there are ten blank spaces