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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16
SITUATIONS WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

ADVERTISE LOST OR FOUND ARTIcL Es.
THE LAM
a person who fHds iosl property llrarr
circumstances whieh gives him NnoaIsdEe o.
means Of inquirinE as 70 the true owner and
Who appropriafes such property to hts oser
use or to the use OF sn0cher person Mo
+ not entitled thereto. without haFfne frzf
made every REASONABLE effort 10 find tfe
owner and return the property 70 min i
guilty OF LARcEN = New Jersey STATE
law!
lDST--A sum OF money On SATURDAY. Hsrstt
in East Orange Finder VIII CONVEX
favor II they notify Orange 586-J. Bevara
L0ST-sold watch chain Sith an1eihzss
finder returning same TO YOUNG. sHs De
GraW az. Will BE- rewarded
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MEDICAL

Ia DIES consult a spegi alist on all Hiltefe5-
ailments, Irregularities ete treated ~ ~
licensed physician absolute relief enarnsA
teed lady attendant prisate nursing arr
ranged X necessary. charges Inv. adHlrhr
elevated subway or surface cars 10 W sfz*-
81 station. only rs minutes from CnrsiA14
terminal. or Il minutes from asa = t4ftsE
81 near broadway. New YorE CITY u
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Star Classified Ads. Bring Re-
suits. Advertise in The Star.
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PRINTING

HIGH GRADE printing at iow grade prizes,
sTOUTE So Aeademy St. Newark n -.
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MorRyINc ,IIIrINFRy

TO HAVE the right kind of mourning mil
linery. see US. We guarantee our mourn
ing goods to wear black. KAYS, 113 Mar
Iket ST.. near Washington.
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MIDWIYES

REGIsTEREn MIDWIFE,
MRS DREWES BR ANDT
las aIIrI BERRY ST. CORNER MARKET No
LADIES PRIVATE NURSING. Hf0fI4nd hs
class EXPERIENCE. CONF MEM Bin fktad
STRICTLY CON fIHENT1AL 40.
TEL. Sase-N. MARKET
NRs. GRE1cH. PRACTICAL NURSE TED
Ladies private nursing tIratmaut atmilnns
home. doctors reference 81 south oranEHs Lab
az Phone sl5s-W. Market
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SKELLl--on Sunday. November II, 1919,
Winffred Sicily. daughter Of the late
Michael and Mary Sicily.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence
OF ner cousin. Miss Catherine r. Morris
u Webster street. on Tuesday. No
vember 1t. at $50 a. M. thence TO ST
Michaels Church. where a Solemn High
Mass of Requiem will be offered fot
the repose OF her soul Interment in
the Cemetery Holy Sepulchre
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

FALSE TEETH bought gold crowns ola
gdid OLD watches. diamonds. platinum
silver. al kinds jeweiry. or broken; .ss
absolutely fuli value: business strictly ar7f-
hdsntali y years in business. 20 Marl.ei
st.. ordvhy Building, Room al Evenings
also
HIGIFlET price pafd for trading slanss
loose or IN books. milk SOAP CIGARETTE
tobacco coupons bought sold. exchanged 81
stamps given ole Tor each label 2sS Pians
St. cor. Of Bank.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE CONTENTS
Oh HOUSES. FLATS AND STORES
BOUGHT. CASH QUICK. VAN POZNAh
% SOUTH ORANGE Az. PHONE zo7I
OLD gold, silver. platinum and diamonds
bought. BALEYRE zS1 E-ead H.. over
Petty's.
OLD GOLD and diamonds bolgasi Tor cash
diamonds reset while you wais. iewslry re-
paired A. GENKrNCER. 1sz Market ST
CLOTHING.
] An buying and selling ladies' ans Fensn
second-hand clothing c. CAIN. III
6osth Orange Ry.
DOGS
WANTEsD---tsroNn dogs and psupias any
breeds prompt cash. pR11F3D DOG Ex-
CHANGE 22a East rwenty-fourth 81, Hsu
York
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DIS
TRTCT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of Harry Levin, bankrupt
In bankruptcy. Notice.
Notice t. hereby given that said bank
ralt has hled his petition. dated the fifth
day CT November 1914 praying for dis
charge from all his debts in bankruptcy.
and that all creditors and other persons In
teresteo are ordered to attend az the hear
ing upon said petition. before said court
in the United States Postofnce Building AZ
Trenton in said district, on Monday, the
fourth day OF January 1915. at 1890 a
M. and then and there show cause. II any
they have why the prayer of said petitioner
should not he granted.
Dated November II. 1914
ATWOOD l. DE COSTER
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16

IN CTIARcERY OF NEW JERSEY-To
George J. Retttg.
BY virtue OF an order of the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day
of the date hereof in certain cause
wherein Elsie NJ. Rettig is petitioner and
you, George J. Rettig, are defendant YOU
are required to answer the petitioners petit
ZION on or before the twelfth day Of Jan
nary next. or In default thereof, such decree
win be taken against you as the chancellor
shall think equitable and Just,
The object of said suit is 70 obtain de-
cree of divorce dissolying the marriage be-
tween you aud the said petitioner.
MILTON Nj. UNGER,
Solicitor of Petitioner
p o. Address. 76s Broad St
Newark n. ].
Dated November IL. 1915
nov g. %. 30dec7.
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WATS0N-On November a. 1914. Eliza
beth, the beloved wife of William ].
Watson, in her 36th year.
Relatives and friends. also Pride OF
Marcus L. Ward Council No 70. E. OF
L., are kindly invited to attend the
funeral services on Tuesday, Novem
Der II, at L p. m. from the parlors of
X. NJ. Pearce, 221 South Orange avenue
inrerment in Linden Cemetery.
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Saturday. November
IA. 1914, Florence L. Thompson (nes
Hammell, wife of Frederick p Thomp-
son.
Funeral services will be held at her
late home, So Warren street. on Tues
day, November IL. at ? D. M. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to at
tend 1nterment at Mount Pleasant
Cemetery at the convenience of the
family.
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Bloomfield. n J.. No
vember IA. 1914. Theodore W. only son
Of Harry and Naomi Hardman, aged
II years.
Funeral services from his parents
home Al Lake street on Tuesday. No
vember II. at 2:30 o'clock p. IN Rela-
tives and friends are kindly invited.
1nterment Bloomfield Cemetery
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F0EHNER- Entered into rest on Satur-
day, November u. 1914. ON beloved
mother, Agnes Foehner (nee Taylor,
widow of Albert Foehner. aged "a yesrs
months days
Relatives and friends are respectful
~ invited TO attend the funeral on
Tuesday. November II, at . .. m. from
late residence, 1914 Court street In
terment in Paramount Cemetery.
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] An buying and selling ladies' ane GEMS
second hand clothing c. CAIN III
6oszth Orange az.
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FiJs.FERALD-At Paterson. \. J.. on
sunday, November Is, 1914, sue Rita.
beloved daughter Of John r. and Bird
get Fitzgerald, age % years
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend the funeral on Wednesday, No
yember Is. from her late residence. II
Wilson avenue, West Paterson, at s 40
a m. and st. Bonaventure's Church
at $50 a. ~ Interment at Holy Sep
ulchre, Paterson, n T.
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RESOLUTIONS
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

ENCLOSING. Is west kinney st.
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DEATHS

away, on SATURDAY.. No
yember u, 1914, after brief illness.
William S. Ayres, beloved husband Of
Catherine Ayres (nee Jenkins), in bis
seventy third year.
Relatives and friends. also Tr1lnmlnar
Lodge No. 112. i. and 4. NJ: the
Masonic Veterans and RoseFilJe Lodge
No. 143. i. and A. NJ, are kindly in
vited TO attend the funeral from his
late home. 32T Washington street, on
Tuesday, November II. 1914 ar .. N.
lnterment in Paramount Cemetery
Sussex County papers please copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29
REBELS RECEIVING
 shIPMENTs OF ARMS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 GALVESTON. June 27.-Arms and ammunition are being shipped from here to the cmstitutionalists upon rush orders indicating that an advance movement Is contemplated soon against Mexico City. The activity on the part of the constitutional agents here has given rise to the belief that some movement of importance. has been planned by Villa and Carranza The schooner Sunshine sailed from here today with 9 full cargo of arms and ammunition consigned to the con- stitutionalists at Tampico and other shipments will follow shortly.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

tuck Pickering LI.d Herb Mcdonald arrived from SLxtymiie. after having made the trip there and through |. Miller. taking over Mr. and Mrs. kobt Miiain. They repor. much water o1 the SKtymne and Swede. Mrs. Charles Rankin. of Glacier. who has been quite ilI. came to the city with Messrs. Pick ering and Mcdonald. and will remain here until fully recovered. She hal been suffering from a severe attack of Ia grippe. The complaint has beer general in the Sxtymile country.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

r<AAL.L4AA>A Ak,. Iuck MCGanu AT .NIu IieIe ItUIiI tne FAusI.VAw lii II' eI .crortilis lv AIarsn.L Irwin tiiLt ne iiau Iou.u ,ne ouu. vA rraiik .eNey IroIen ..- ,iIe i~e oL Lsn Ls.Ae uIIu lIlilL one LIInu VA que ueAu iuaL n.Au protruueu v~. .uot . lAv ~ater aI.u tue wV4Ves iisLu c..tCu It Ou.
 eApccteu party Wal ue seat AIom ne.e ,o recover Ine pouy anu ouIy IL.
 tlank terey diss ppeareu last Luli anu tue auLhorILIes nave Ueen en deiI or.nk to unruvei tue mystery surrounuing nas Issppcarance ana up to the nnuiiIg Ut .Ls Douy not d ciLe hilo Deen Iounu. OuI pIay wus tear eu uy Irienus Dut It is now UeIIev GU that he Isn eo iLs lake anu ~&s drowned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

WAAA AksL4UASoE4.--Ane Auto rvdu ~
 ne'y rate, wM cvh1uiue u Euii uuth au,os tAIc iv,iitis C.et Il. Aay nV uL- .ea.t,v,. .u pesslilA'sIs wno Sas suGn d a.Iu wal oe LeAiiLy Ln tnt neAI LaLurr. all prosperity AUr tnc .>otLn ahu IAiasAL wn noL set u uii. LAvI, HAAS never n ken a DaLCA seul iu tnc InatteI UL SruSress but sue WiiI nave to get pusy very sVVn in tue pi ~s.nL caS uS AlaSka " tV have neI neA. month according to nistl uctionl Iroln WHsninYlvn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

"Wlld animal ri;rins will become a regular thing instead of great sights for the Alaska tourist within 6 few years." said Arthar Mckean. owner of a fox farm on a small island near Pavlog bay. Mir. Mckean has been operating his blue fox farm three years. He says that financially he has not realized great deal so far. but that he did not figure on the proposition paying him during the first five years. The proposition of con- ducting wild animal farms for the fur has passed beyond the experi- mental stage and a number of men are already making a success of the fox business"
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

UwlnE lv In0 number ok miners vLAx Desn robbed in the b%iroanks rss.rIcLeu d,strIct WnIIe under the tn- ausAce u nQuor. the dlstr'ct ~ttor- usy s on.ce nAs threatened lo lnIer- Aere WALu LAe GIty < Ailairs wnu prose- eu.e ,ue Onenuery. 1t is reported that l4uuvl As sv.u su ,sIe uAsLricL anu LtlAL AL not a4wdJH vA tuo uesl brands. DlsLr.eL <Attvrhey trossIey nas Written :s.sev tU LnS ovuasSAA AVaLAA.s s...~s ~ w.A 4nsAsL upon Luu sAie vi uVuVr IL .ue vlsLrlGt uetnk apViLsueu.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29
MRS. BEAN ELECTED
 PRESIDENT RELIEF CORPS
Special Nugget Ssrvics.

Special Nugget Service.
 BELLINGHAM, June 27.-The Wo- mems Relief Corps of Washington and Alaska which is in session here dur ing the Grand Army reunion, today elected Mrs. Matte N. Bean of Gen. tralia president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29
ALASKA NOTES

Prince and Ives. the mining opera tors who secured options on the large number of placer locations made by the James brothers in ihs cHH::ssssii: dig eings, and paid considerable money to bind the option. besides the expendi- ture of s6O.OOo to open the property and test the ground have decided to abon- don the claims.
 No reason is given for the sudden determination to relinquish the prop erty. The next payment involved ssv' sral hundred thousands of dollars ant the owners refused to grant any sx' tension Of the option. ordering ts work the claims thls summer if thu purchase price was not paid.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29
AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old ls,Wls Huntss Rye and tAs Fa moys Athsrton 8evrben wsnistsya Distilled spring fso4. .1See bought ir bend and reduced e @ psr ssna bS U. c. government. by the bottle UaiIoN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

JUNEAU.-F. J. wettrick and P. E. Pond who. with small survey party. have been out several days running d l reconnaissance survey on the Canadian side of the international boundary line from the termination of the American portion of the projected Taku-Atlln railroad have returned to Juneau. Both men are tanned and healthy looking. They report having continued the pre- liminary line sixteen miles up the ya- ku river valley beyond the information al boundary lines and that so far they found no obstacles of any kind or heavy grades that will interfere with railroad construction or operation.
 JUNEAU.-John Higgins who was hit yesterday by Il small piece of rock dropping on the back of his head, died at St. Ann's hospital this morning from concussion of the brain. He was em- ployed at the Sheep creek mill site and had been working for the company for several weeks. No blame is attached to anyone for the accident
 JUNEAU.-A dramatic scene was enacted in the Federal jail recently when Mrs. Carrie Dawson, who is held for deportation to Vancouver. B. C.. was confronted with her son George Hopkins who was arrested and taken from the steamship Alameda on teIe- graphic instruction from Cordova and charged with larceny. The woman on seeing her son in jail completely collapsed. Mrs. Dawson was arrested at the instance of the immigration of- ficer some weeks ago and has been held pending an investigation. The commissioner of immigration has just forwarded a decision ordering her re- turn to Vancouver. B. C.. at the ex- pense of the transportation company that brought her here and she will ac- cordingly be sent South on the Prin- cess May tomorrow morning.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

NALDEZ.-Senatur MilIard returned recently from the. GranIIe nIne Ur Iiubu pay greatly enthuse". at the pro. .........e .. showing on the property. The
 --4"-~An 'n |. wtuIu or I+ Ieel teIn iiab una Lne ore is exceptionally rIcn. s&lin- pies utouknt tv V,t.uez uy tne seA1tor snvw guiu sprankicu InrVuEnvut A.le lUCh. 1he present LacLiities Iui wn. De necessary u InsLaII iIore AHA : .I.iivry and q ulrSer null
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29
,trv1n Our h.x.ll...lxss.l ]

ttrVIn OUC AA&cAAukes.I
 The city 0r Dawson ls overrun wiln iu,e n.en. 1ns price oL tV0dstuns is a.so rAsinx as a result 0I ttie White Hss MASiksc. AvLAtVes are now ba1- IsAk AOG AL Cents pOuuo and the vltI.oIu LVnAGilscvIMt SulnvAny uaA Auv4nSsd the prIcs vE nay IruED sou lV SeU \ ton. AL0 WnlLe kaSs aes WIlnurAwn 3ll merchandise.
The Nome daily nugget., 1914-06-29

All latest maaaxinss and nsws- papers. Butler, Mauro C Co.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
To Wives and Mothers

Ordinarily, the stretch" in knit
goods is mostly one way. Observe the
triangular piece in the back of ''Por-
osknit Union Suit.
See how this piece of fabric is re-
versed. 1t runs opposite to the rest
This means full elasticity in the seat.
1t gfves-at every turn or bend. with no
pull, no bulge. no draw.
There can be no short-waisted" feel
ing-no cutting in the crotch"
"Porosknit" Union Suits stay but
toned while on. They do not cape be-
tween buttons. The Closed Crotch is
comfortable. 1t stays put.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
This Label on EUery Garment

Underwear can be made to look some
thing like Chalmers "Porosknit" That
is. to hasty eyes-or careless.
But who can duplicate "Porosknit"
comfort, durability, quality of yarn,
elasticity. lightness. eoolness? Who,
indeed!
The look" is all. None may match
the genuine in the real features of ''Por-
osknit" supremacy. None.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
The Extra Quality

"Porosknit is made in all styles
for man. for boy. Open in texture. and
of soft. absorbent yarn. it keeps the
wearer cool by absorption and evapora-
ton of perspiration. The pores breathe
the needed air. The yarns softness
eliminates irritation of the skin.
There is so much extra quality-so
much extra care and cleanliness in the
making Gn the newer, bigger Chalmers
milD that none can duplicate Chalmers
"Porosknit Guaranteed.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
Let's learn the differences
'twixt Chalmers "POrOSknit"
(Guaranteed) and its imita-
tions. Let's find out why we
should insist on the gar
ment with label shown here.

TETS look for ourselves. Thus one
knows how to get the most for the
- money. Let's learn why so many
thousands-man and boy-enjoy the
genuine Chalmers "Porosknit. -
Evening star., 1914-04-26
Don't Buy by "HoIes'

Merely because underwear has
pore" or holes" don't think it
Chalmers Porosknit" One must go
deeper than that.
Buy by the actual Chalmers "Poros-
knit" Guaranteed Label You'll find
it sewn in every garment of the genuine.
And accompanying each, there is a
Guarantee Bond.
* X X X X X
Now let's see what the label means.
Examine a Chalmers "Porosknit'
Union Suit. Turn it inside out Notice
how strongly all the seams are REIN
forced. They are double-seamed by
cover scanning.
Note that there are no cumbersome
flaps to cape open. Stretch the fabric.
See the extra stitches surrounding each
ventilating hole. These. with the lock-
stitch, prevent unraveling.
Chalmers Knitting Co., p Br
Also Makers of Chalmers Spring Needle 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-07-30

Villa si~ue z.snac Goro-
teo Arrange.

Il Secre,,":J Bryan p.di0 Of,
cialIe1te el martes &c essa scna,
"a al primer jefe don Eenust.aHc
C&cranZa cue mctiera al ordeA 2
81 Subordinate Parcho Villa, c@s
In sabido Que anda hacienda III,
yodoo con tcdos los propictarios
de ranches Y hac:eUdas en- 81 Es,
tado de Chihuahua, eTigitHdoles
Ia Immediate entrcga de toGos los
caba!ios y demas cabalgaduras
con que actgaimente cuantan ia,
r. 81 trabaio &c sus iaJores y de.
mas servicios.
FL DeDartamento dc Estado de
Washington ha recibi&o nOtici2s
por medic de sus cJnsuies en- ell
territ0rio que domino Villa, cue
este est& intcoduciendo &c contra
bando grandes c~antijades dc ar
mas Y municiones : tr2y6s de Ia
frontera americana que co'inda
con SIS va:tos dominics.
A@regan esas noticjas que tcdo
el pueblo de Chihuahua compren-
de cIaramente 10 cue signiican
las actividades que Villa esta des
plcgando. Y este la venido 3 re-
b~ustecer las quejas hechas AIDE
partamento De Estado por los
propietari0s de chihuahua q los
que "a no deia Villa. como yul-
garmente Sc dice, nj cara en- que
persignarse. En- muchos casOs.
por ejemDlo. Villa ha 5Xigido que
Dor cada rancho Sc le entreguen
Glen cabalIos.
jPodra don Venustiano meter
en- cintura al senior generaIisimo,
su fiel subordinate Y no...,...per-
mitir& cue siga siendO Dororeo
Arrange?
Dificiiilla nos paTece Ia encO-
mienda cue los Estados Unidos
han Gado al primer jefe de los
Observation-Disclosures.
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F5iix DiaZ grelice."....
Eicna de h DnH. 2.

C0n:amos tambiGn con el ape
30 De prominentes meXicanCs y
eXtranieros. Ell General Huerta
nuNca ha teni3O Ia mas Ieye in
tendon De abandonar Mexico q
los Carrancistas, y luchara haSta
iurar su Ultima carta. Con los
aombrcs con que conramos ahora
y ell apoyo de los meXicanos en-
Texas, Arizona y Nuevo Mexico,
nuestro GXito esta cast asegura.
DO. In corto tempo tcndremos
a Carranza y a Villa embotella-
dos.
H2sta nos resistimos q Greer
que don Felix haya hccho las de-
c}araciones cue aEteceden; pero
81 asi fueaa, creemos cue peca de
eXagerado en- sus predicciores, y
Y Sc eS,a hacienda cuantas ale
yras sntas de tiempo.
No Is eI sobrino del Ui2 Ia per-
soma mas a prop6sito para enca
bear una nueva reVoIuci6n ror-
rua riaua 0r-+nroGnr+ac par0 sim
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F. MarroquIn y Ga.

sol G03-GO5 Dolorosa 81. 5. Antonio, Te2
La case cue vende mas baratO en-
esta plaza, visite!a I'd. o escriba.
GrGndes descuentos Y yeHtas al por
mayor.--Pagsmos los mejores pre-
clos por dinero-Mexicano.
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Tste horn5rc sc DSna C&!vo. "Cr-stoiis" es
c! remeGip que Gebc usar,

Este horbrc &C DSna C.!vo. "Cr-stoiis" es
c! remeGip que Gebc usar
Hurlo5 cicrji+.cos cGr59COS cJns,GC-a1 : CTS
fg.iE." z! nacyu nEoper.ro inglGs para 81 cabeilo
mo 4 GaSgu'r..aiGltO -nls Mobile Del sig!o:
Los g.gcaS DC Is EEpIslcicueg Go BrsLsci5G 9
Paris L gtorZlroa Eg!a!ia &c Orc, en- prenia z
srs EGr.sos, como IN gan GzpCc!iI:o para 81
-.S-.Io. Sg-6.cE ' clballeEJ3 nos escIiben &c tc5fE
r..tes coEauuicindonos los magniicIs rcJultaaJs
re 'cg kC ppCIGcidC 'CTy3tol!s." Personals orc
tah-r c4l-a1 .hoEa sc vanagloriGn &C poceErn her
rr8sCS GSb,IlCs. mi"ltrrspGe Z otras lee Ia EcckC
rrscr..scov Dor c~oaplcto ia caspa y piGc=Ju.
r:i.,ec Id. caEas p-cnlaturas. cGsDa, picazGr,
SIC a,c c5GCm2- irapCrtaac:a, GiEeie esfSclycndc
Il pic. desearlOs que I'd. prueOc el "Crystois."
Icssrdcrao5 Saio sa-auti. de que no lo costari
N c5.I c.LtaYo siEo lc da los rcsulsaGoJ cue
+,sra-0s. I2ncrcos suGc."ltc5 foEto5 para re-
--gzl!-- = gestrG garant.a -ECE.osd CaOsitado Si,Cc0
a IN aarco &c es:a ciuGct que estamo5 coufo.gnes
t-=1~icE en- case de queno cumplamoS nuestra
~-7rantia. GJrts Cl cupGa = clviclo p0r corrco q
Crnsl1 Lab9rc.2-icc, Dpto. IS = Binghamton,
NY.
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C7ICINA MEXICANA
DE- COLOCACIONES.

81 used nCcesita geGle p&'a les ira
bs .os. dirijase inmcGiat@w5rte a est.
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RUnIORES De PAAzs.


Jose oaS5e.iot' VoiVlo q declf e
JueVeS uIAiho en- WASHINGTON
que cohhaoa en- que !oS 'oh-'-.'-
HadoS mahd"ooS p1rei n19.o r
SidenIe FfoF'Slci2' Par" t'a'".
con 0a1Fah2a ,Legai'3h PoE ~" "
IN arfes1o s"I-SIaC'o.'o'
81 opinion Sc luna" pFlIlc-I~'-
meHtc en- Ia mFuenc'2 que ceTca
del primer JeIe est" intefponioh-
aoei 10oieiEo americana para
e'!Iat III" "ue'" guerra F"fa
que SaiIaIl|a acS'"% P'oc.".!i"i
una alllliisVa genera. t F" mexico
lre'a CasosiLH1 q"ct tan prohloco-
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AsISO especial: A tcdo !ector 0 icetora &c c5n
perlcctco gre 70 GeSee tcEc- egna5 tolo q nesto de
su vida, 10 aconseio que aproyerhe enseyuida Ia
ofert. gcncrosl anterior. La buena reputation dc
IL Sra. Chapman, p.ueba 10 sincera que q su oitrta.