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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
FAMOUS FASHION WRITER

JisIa Bpttomiey ss recognized ~ one 81
tie best Informed w0nshs fashion writers
fl fhs United States She knows eRaIily
tlt meals and desires OF w0mGn "a sht
sm. y iswns and cpnptFy, for nGt maHs
zee ~ ago she conducted a dreasmaking
afld millinery shop In h.iln clay IN Colo
faAo. And ihs ARTICLES size prepares for
as are written with view 20 me@tIns ths
conservative IDEAS Of the ladies ~ our
Community. The t1wdry and extrayAgAni
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

- Selmer. Tenn. Noah Prince, clerk
Of the McNairy county court, an.
nounees the tax aggregate for the
county for the year 1916 rs follows:
Namber acres. $500; polls. 2,453; TO-
tai Assessment. s2oes $50 The tai
rate for this year 10 slH
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Jackson, Tenn,--Rsv. e. III. MARI
ner. former Jacksonian. who has been
pastor Of the First Baptist church Of
San Dumas, Cal, for the past two
years, has accepted the passor&te at
rhe charch AZ Dayton. NY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
AGED Woman Kills ss,,.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Desponden'
over continued illness and terrified
al the prospect Of an operation. Mrs,
Susan Davis, aged 81 years, commit,
ted suicide at her home here by drink
Tag carbolic acid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
COVETED ny AL

bot possessed BY tew--a beautiful
head OF hair. n yours 10 streaked with
grsy, or 10 harsh and stin. you can r.
store II 10 In former beauty and lus.
tar BY using la Creole" Hair Drsss
irx. Price ei.0o.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Eeonomx With Caution.

Have. yoa esar ~.Atrdted. political
economy
@Some," replied Senator Sorghum.
hut when II comes 10 hustling for
votes, I don't believe In being stingy."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

snowy skins, Rabbit IL frankiy rah-
bit this year, aud costs money, 4.
that. There are fascinating coats Of
white broadcioth trimmed with hand.
irEs al brown fur, and they are quaint
rvplicss Of models made for grown
people.
The coat shown in the picture Is
practical model OF brown plush very
dnrsole aud warm. Il Is so simple
that there Is almost no reason for
description Of a. II has turnover
collar and cuffs Of the same material
m the belt. The belt slips through
strap. at~the sides, and odd Sll& but
tons provide the incans " fastening.
New that the waved ana rutfe,i vnd
otherwise elaborated ensEnre ha~ c~sue
back, hasrtrssers appear 10 BE- work
ms nader the seer Of new saTaGspus>
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
E.A. XzsaA
IT, Il
Jersey

Jersey.
Parts likes IL.
America likes IT.
80 II will 80 merrily on
" viii not pass with the summer
silk Jersey IL expected 10 remain all
winter.
II a,aScs smart sad useful al.
~fuDa g7g.
IN d 'ysstei t'eil dress Il IL <.scge:hes
4euSlssh. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
Presaysery IN Session.

Whsteville, Tenn.--The West Ten-
nessee Synod OF the Cumberland Pres
hy.a.iAn Church held sessions here for
three dass.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03
His Desire.

kvtatnr--you're up In the air where
you wanted to so. you've got more
than the worth of your money. What
more do you wantf
Scared Passenger want the earth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Some men invest In hair toms a.
soon ss they begin to come out On
top.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Occasionally riches fly away from
an honest man and roost on the perch
erected by the other fellow.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

THAT GRIM WHITE SPECTRE,
Pneumonia. follows on the heels OF .
neglected cough or cold. Delay no
longer Take Mansneid's Cough Bal.
sam. Price SOC and e1.00.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Saskatchewan. Canada, offers an In.
yiting mwrket for American clothing.
groceries and machinery.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-11-03

Some clubs cause scoiding wives and
some scolding wives cause clubs
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27

= The Belvidere left yesterday
 morning for Seattle. The Belvidere owing to bad stowage of salt in the fore peak lost about forty tons which they needed for salting wal rus hides, and this more than any thing else cut short the catch taken.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27

MRS. H. BURGH. T1anist.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27
NOTICE.

All clothing not claimed before October 15 will be sold. JOHN FEYRER, Tailor Shop, Lanes Way and Front Street.
 A meeting was held last night of the Democratic Campaign Commit tee and the District Territorial Con- mittee in the offices of Attorney O'Neill at eight o'clock. The pro- ceedings were private, but they are understood to have been extremely interesting and lively. Winged rumor says. but that's another story.
 A delightful social function was given yesterday by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Federated Church. A delicious lunch was served by the entertaining committee, which con- sisted of Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Stadie, and Mrs. Saxton. The collation. was discussed by about thirty guests, and the afternoon was spent work ing on articles for the bazaar to be given in December.
 Special sale for ten days. Dressers $1O to $12.5O, Beds $1 to $500 Mattresses $3 to $1O.OO at Crooks, next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27
LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.

LOCAL 24O. w. F. M.
 The regular meeting of the Nome Mine Workers Union, Local No. $40, of the W. F. of M., is held every Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall Office hours l p. m. to 6 D. m., z p. m. to 8 p. m.
 PHIL CORRIGAN, President.
 JOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. |.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27

The Flyer took the Council mail yesterday.
 Nothing was heard yesterday of the Umatilla on the day watch.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 St. Germain who has been taken to the hospital is resting easily from his self-inflicted wound.
 Gus Erickson and Pete Olson left for Dime creke, Monday night on the Ram.
 Gasoline lamps at Crooks, next Fire Department.
 Dr. w. Darcy Chace has had his apartments in the Albright building re-decorated and they are now ex tremely elegant
 The Kennel Club is organizing a cabaret in order to acquire funds for the All Alaska Sweepstakes next year. The cabaret is to be pulled off before the close of navigation.
 
 A good many miners arrived from the creeks yesterday to attend the funeral of J. J. Wachenheimer who will be inferred today; the funeral starts from the Undertaking parlors at 2 P. M. Services will be held in the Federated Church. Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for Att torney General.
 Do you want Fifty or. Ten?-Adv.  A. o. Dahl is in from Steep creek where he and Bill Tollefsen wrestled with fate and rocky gravel of a de- cided specific gravity in an effort to abstract the gold therefrom. Bill Tollofsen is still sluicing out there,
 
 Dr. Mustard admits that he did not fish very much in Pilgrim River when camping out but he did seek the ozone on the loftiest hills, and he says that they had much better weather up there than we had down here. l. The Belvidere left yesterday morning for Seattle. The Belvidere owing to bad stowage of salt in the fore peak lost about forty tons which they needed for salting wal rus hides, and this more than any thing else cut short the catch taken,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27

CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
 Local Union 17Ss, Carpenters ana so,ners of America, meets every Fri- day at Al Orland's shop Front St.
 Carpenter's Headquarters, Feder- el Labor Hall. at 8 p. m.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27

FEDERAL LABOR UNION. No. 126S1. American Federation of Labor. meets every Monday at E:3O D. m. in the F. L. D. Hall.
 B. H. ANDERSON. Pres.
 LENS OLSEN, Sec'y.-Treas.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27
ORGANIZED LABOR.

WESTERN FEDERATION, OF
 MINERS. Headquarters 606 Rsilroad Build gng, Denver, Colorado. GHAs./ MOVER. ERNEST MILLS s,- President. sec.-ireas'
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-27
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

} TOWN TOPICS
 FUNERAL NOTICE. EO ALL MEMBERS NOME MINE WORKERS UNION, LOCAL 24O
 w. r. M.
 All members of Nome Mine Work CTS Union are requested to meet at the Miners Hall, Wednesday, Sept. 27, at 1.3O p. m. to attend the funeral of our late brother J. J. Wachenheimer.
 PHILIP CORRIGAN
 President.
 JOHN A. WILSON.
 Secretary.
 The Man Behind The Clock is the Iltlt Ol d lllIlS ICdlIStlC comedy played in one of our well known resort for gentlemen. He sees you, albeit you see not him, and if you are all right you get the Open Sesame to the den of Ali Baba and his forty thieves. At least that is the story.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157. Billy Thompson, the Siberian trader, arrived on Monday shortly before the Belvidere drew into port. He is now taking cargo of trading goods from Nome and incidentally he is also leaving behind valu- able cargo of furs, bones and ivory. He says that there is very little do- ing on the coast of Siberia and min- ing in the Anadir country is at a standstill. The government mail boat came up and went down the coast and conscripted for service all of military age who had so far not served the Tzar. These young men were sent for service in differ ent parts of Siberia, generally to the detention camps where they guard ed Austrian and German prisoners. "Little Mike" who is Russian we'll known in Nome, was among those who were taken from Anadir, and he is now guarding Austrians on the Amur. This is as much as he will see of the war and he likes it very well.
 At present in Nome is F. w. Sheelor of the Sheelor Panorama Co. who is operating the largest pa noramic machine in the world anG has been specializing in Alaskan pa | noramas for the past few years. | With a panoramic view of Nome having been taken, MT. Sheelor com- pletes the work upon which he has been engaged He is not retailing pictures here, but A. J. Mueller is ! handling his work for him. He will probably be a passenger to the Out side on the Umatilla. MT. Sheelor came down the Yukon in a small boat with a portable propeller and took scenes of the various towns and camps all along. Last winter going in from Seward he took a picture of Mount M'Kinley garbed in it's winter garment of spotless white. His machine is of his own invention and specially adjusted to meet his needs. His pictures have had ready sale, in fact he admits he cannot turn out enough to meet i the demand. His headquarters while he has been taking Alaska | scenes have been in Skagway.
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III \tIN> OCII.TN~

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milo mexieaHe De seis
amos fue robado y des.
puss asesinado

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Octubre
lJ.-."No veo IA :'al.4 per ii cral
los zingamos me hayan rohado mi
hiio V lueeo 10 h#:+%n asc>!Malo. Ne
,engo dinero nj reEcorr,. o !. quo
puedo ase%urar ode nj q m"rii &c II
vene.nza nj =! de iucrD m2vi6 4 les
hombres que &c 10 ll":arou y lue@o 10
a-esinaron"-dijo cl senior Panliio
Mosoueada. meXicano. vecino de Ga
kland. cuando lie presenr3ron cI caua-
yer ensangrentado de su rio Hod9!-
70. de seis amos de edad.
FL niho haoia >ido Tob&!o del ho2a"
de Ia familia Mosqueada h2c" alSUn's
dia:. La madrc del nIno, dead@ que
desapafcci6 Rodolfo de Ia puevta d"
sill casa. cstaba enfcrma Il" ataqu's
ncrviosos V era impossible conScIai'a.
Al fin. al ysgreSar 81 senior Masquerade
de buscar al nino. lc fue p~resentado
cl cadaver Cue encontraron mos wan
dantes en- Ia playa de San L~eandro,
p~oniacion ccrca 4 Alameda.
In po'icia trata de cnconGyar Il
Responsible de este crimen. Y la 80
ci"Aad i" San Francisco reclama un
castigo cncrgico contra los ]delincuen-
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"
hi&OJuNAS PARA EOTAR en-
ASAMBLEAS

Dur%ntc crIcI de IN Sig!o. los IN
vcntnr2: estimuladoy por c! dcplora-
bic S;-tcn.a de iistaS que sc usa, han
trIrado dc idear IN instr1imci de "a!
o cUa! cspcc!c y que pcrmita Il! Con
gI"So registrar 81 vote Cn unos GUAM
los lninu;ps. eli Nez ie Que pierda los
cuarrrta O cuarenta Y clncO mlnutoS
u!e ac~tua!ncnte sc empican Ell pasar
list: I'm coGCS los casOs Sc ha demos
Irsao dc una man.ra cOncluyertc que
TN >iStcma mecinico para registrar
II votaci"n no aGio cconomlZaria NIL
cho. Sino que tambien jracria conSi-
90 Ihcrro Dc dincTo. !. sin embargo.
Ell 81 C0ngrtSo lie los E.stados Unldos,
pais .!r lus inventories ror c~Xcelencia,
no sc u>a todavia niugun sistcm& me-
c~::riro dc rr~i3tro dc votos.
Duramc I'm largo periodic de Sesio-
M. del C~nrrreSp. lego a calcuiar un
m"tcmitico que sc pcrdlan % dias en-
rasar liSta para las votacioneS. Un2'
m.,Guina De votaT. Que actualmentc
81 en- csLuiio. ha pasado eSa'
li.ta nnv"utl mil receS. tarca ell que
emplcaria e! ConcrcSo zoo amos 81 pre-
t.r,iicra l~levavla Il caho por el metodo
due acruai:nente Usa. Fl inventor dc
cs, ;.parlto. Rornett l.. Bc5rotf. de
Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Ia instalado si
si:fcma en- In ie@islatuIa de! Estado
de Wisconsin. doEdc prcsta e~XceEentcs
.eTvirios. FL iin solo pcriOdo &c Seslo-
ncS del CoH@rosc aSe@ura que pueGen
:horr#Y-. treinta dias de trabajo con
solo rccc-"r ias votacioncs v%alienGosc
de ~ ~istema.
Cada Jiputad" vota con solo oprI-
mir I'm bottom que So cncuentra sobre
su escritorio. FL. 10 miSmo que los de-
mas, puedcn yer en- que SentIdo vote,
pu. sio que su voto aparccc reSistrado
EN- un gran p%izirron que sc e~ncuentra
q la vista he todoS. V en- 81 cuai Sc SUI
man acknowledgements toGos los votos.
En- c! case dc cue al@un dlputado de
see camhiar su vote, no necesit2 sl"o
oprinir otrc bottom co!ocado al lado
del pr:mero, 10 que pasta que automa7
ticam.ntc Sc verifique cl cambio res
.pe:yivo. en- los t~otales. del cuadro se-
neral.
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lNSTALACION DE LA LUZ ELEC,
TRICA EN- D'HARRiS, TEX.

D'HARRIS. Tex, Octub"e lS.-i.a
Ultima mcjora consIStente en- un sis
tema de luz electrical. Scri irstalada
aoui muy en- brc,e. dando principle
en- las casas de concrete y en- las re-
sidencias ~particulares. tan pronto 20
mo los trabajadorcs tcrmincn las
oi,raS quc al efccto eStan hacienda
On todos los edificios. Las .2tnp2Tl-
cstin va in~taIaGas tambien 4 10 lar
20 de Ia callc Front. y est. dari Il ia
ciudad ana ma@Hifica apariencia. To
de cl Sistrmd quedara imstalado 4 10
mas. dentro de mos diez dias.
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DE .tQtI ! DE ALA.

Fl nlrIhI,,miitar j.I .Iapou ha
In.r,d, 1in, victoria Sobra RI par
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LAS MuTlLAc1ONES FASIALES Y
Y MATIIARES

De todss los tTaurlatiSIn0s causadoS
per Ia guerra actual, las muulaeiones
facialts Y maxilareS o las que re-
claman mas que ninguna otra lesion
del cue!po humane II intervention de
los services quirlrgieos. Asl vemoS
cue In organization de clinicas esto
matol6gicas Y odontOl0gicas ha asu-
HiiGo enorme importancia en- todes
los paises beligcrantes, desde que Sc
iniciaron las hoGtilidades.
Tn Alcmania Sc = deSde un
principle centres e5pecialeS, en- Estras
bur.c. en- Berlin. en- Dusseldorf, en-
Heidelberg. en- Munich y en- otras
cicdades. En- Frarcia, inici6se el mo-
vimiento un POGO tarde. pero hoy el
ministro de Ia Guerra dispone para
las tropas de terra Y mar de mas de
mi; medicos, todos ellos o gran eN.
per:encia V Glplomados Ell el arte dem
tai. Sc nan tornado medidas analogas
en- Inglatcrra Y en- Italia.
mites dc la guerra, cuando IA paZ
rcinaba en- todas parties, las f~racturas
maxilarcs eran raras y So debian ,
simples academies. que per 10 general
no ronian en- pe.igro la vida del sol
daGo. TODD 10 ccntrario orurre deade
que sc libran batallas en- campo abicr
to o - combate Ell las tr~inchcraS.
pnacucruo con m%ul,iplcS obserrt-'
clones. Ducde Negarse a concebir
una idea sobrr IA frecuencia de las
heriduS ;aciaies ~producidas por los
explosives en- cl curse dc lor@o> meS"s
lie ircc.anlr lucha. Much2S de cSaS he
ridas comnromoten e. maEilar : may
cspcci.ln,utc a maudihuiu. pcSGc
que q hucso m6vil dc Ia masticacton
sc cncueutra ~1rSionado. sc producer
cambios en- q arco dental. al extreme
grr IA odou;ot3cnica st We ohligad2 =
emp!car todoS suS recurSos para vol.
ycylo d 81 estad0 normal. La prote-
SIS !ia7orc hoy al efrcJo. dc apara-
ros cuvos meritos son de n~aturaIeza
muy dirti1ta = les del famoSo ba!sa.
NO del doctor Fierabgas. del sligo
NNl. cuyos mtEitos ercomjaba don
Ouiiote q Sancho.
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CuandO HeceSite lihrOS Ell eSpanol
dirijaSc listed Il lgnaciO F.. LoZan0.-
Sn7 DoInrnSa SIS. Antonio. Trxa1

e: intcnto de suicide Y de cuadrup!e
ascsinato. pcrpetrado por la senora
Mildred pyne en- SUI hogan. 1870 Perry
Street. En- SUI habit&ci6n. la sonora
Pyne fuG cncontrada rodcada de sus
cuatro hiioS por an vecino que sospa
che in posIbiiidad de IN accidente. la
muicr habia qucrido morir y. matar
i Sis hijoS abriendo las llaves del gas
' MALTA dejado e~scyito en- IN papel
cstas palabras revcladorcs de SUI es-
pantosa miSeria: "Perdonadme; pero
va no puedo vivir Ia espantosa mise.
ria con mis- hijoa."
Son los ninoS. Russell. de , amos.
l.a.srencc. Ge :: Arthu.. dc *. Y ia
mes. dc j.
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CIUDAD De 4IEAIC0. Octubre -.
Candida Aguilar Mlnistro de Reiac.o~
nes Exteriores del gobiern0 De "a
rraaza. ma reclblGo ayiso de aus los
gob;err.as lie Chic y Guatemala han
nombrado nuevos ministries plenlpo-
tc.,!arios en- Mexico. como reSuitado
de- reconocimieneo del @obierno que
sgusjdc cI primer isfe de los p~rccons-
'jtvc;onaIistas.
FL nuevo ministro lie Chile es FL
ss7o. Antonio 3. Agaeio, quien va
.a..o dc "a capital chiIena. FL citado
s.lor cs oien conocido en- Mexico,
Mos oGrZntc algrn tempo esturo CO.
mo F~.nca-~ado uc Negocios ad into
rim.
81 au,vo minisJro de Guatemala 10
49, cl doc.9- Meacos. quien. segin los
ayi,as rrcibidos p3r Ia Secre;aria De
Rc,urioaas Lxteriores del gobierno de
Sac,o. dsbera y-rar eu esta capital Ia
.en,..a cnr.,,ave para prcSen'ar sus
c-r#onc.glo> al primer jcfe.
Fnc dcscubierto un suero contra ci
tifus.
ia i. .ludud de Guanajvato han
,.,.,.-ri,..Eo q e-,a caoilli que los
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Ell, CAMPEONATo EN- MECANO.
GRAFlA 10 GANO LA SENC..
RITZ OWEN

II. YORK, DC. 49, Por escri6m 1874
d a.abraS DOE minute duI1nte Il To
IA. sin conteter error aEgano. "a s.
lorIta Margaret B. Owen. de- cSi:
ciudad. ha ganado 81 c~am2eonato del
munde. COMO ~mccan6grafa Y el PIE
MIC de $1,000 en- el concurso alberto
hace dias y ce!ebrado anteayer aqu!
Ell una casa dc negocioS.
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~cci2o 81 una accion acr"a que t'Ir"
en 81 frcntc occidental, Segrn las
roricias "ccinidas en c>ra ciudHd de
5. s. Walker. M miemnro 'ie n ci"-
e senior lie "A m~encionada UnNe'aj
daG quc So haila con Ia AmDHlanrit
americana en- Francia. NiagunoS de-
ITALICS Sc dan de este acontecimicnto
en- las roriciaS recibidaS aqui.
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IkCEEDfO EN- ALICE. TEX.

ALICE, Tex. Octuhrc lS.-Un IN
cendio Originate por ma combustion
espontanea, destruyo vi granero dc
L. Gonzalez. e. vieTTes en- Ia nochc.
Todo ell coEtenido de diche ]aTan.ro.
el cuai consistia en- ccrca dc tres to
nc!aGas de zacatc nucvc tGc DIES
truidU.
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LA REINA ALEXANDRA GOBER
NARA iRLANDA?

l.: graciosisima DANA viuda del
maloeaado Eduardo VII 5iama& ,habia
| encontrado folna mas appropriate para
| eiercitar su infatigabie actividad que
In que Sc M impuesto al tratar de ali
war las miserias que Ia guerra M tral
do aparejadas consigo.
La reina Alexandra. cor <u caractcr
dc Coronel ell Jefe de dos Regimen
! .os. &c ha idcntiticado con los que
toman una parte activa en-la contlen-
da: tarea De auue!ios que So eSfuerzaE
DOT curar al soldado herido, siendc
dc advertise que una de las organi-
zacioncs mas admirahles con que cucu
Ia 81 ejercito britanico en- el campo
dc Ia lucha rs 81 Service imperial de
.Enfermeras de Ia Reina Alexandra,
est:blecido por acuerdo reeio desdc
1912.
Pero soJrc TODD. Su M~aieStad Sc ha
idcntificado con todas las obraS que
tienden a mejorar las condolences dc
vida creadas por Ia guerra, desple-
~ando al efecto. il energia. Y actl
yidad ~asombrosas. ]pudiendo deciise
CUE solo pUede lyevar 4 fellz termi-
no Ia inmensa taTea que Sc ia m
nucsto mediante las f~acihdades Que
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Nfir lie Gu>c|l ELarldu.
NrI"T y niariIri".
,I'rarIn dr amor
/! uuyIu prr-iaiu.
riIrraIUII" Il" tI- >uI'rrI-.
- paradise #, ia- nujrlr-.
r. iIrrirTnu &c iu> hOiuhrr>.
II hada de- los mares.
IT, Collar De r~mrIdiGd-.
T.! IldU DE- r~ui>cmurcS.
II :, de las niila>.
r. dllUa Ell I'M hr>u.
La iIIa dc la fluT.~.
La Elid de- ;u- IdEmiRr>-
La ViriLsi al"grr.
La c1Uir del amor.
La prIuCcsa del dollar.
Ia niiI de Vents.
las ObTeFa> del amor.
Las hjia> del champagne.
Las Evae nlndciua>.
GaIditas >ran la mujcrrs.
ItJlditu> ~"aE iU> QOnlhT">.
MalGilaS sean las ~>utgra>.
Maldiiu -,a II NOR
M1liiIDS -can iu> rri,>.
rnr7uG - CaSdIl los huInbr"-.
lurGIIJ ~ C1>sn lI> lmujCrc>.
pprQmc' pecan la mNIrrrS.
iurQ.ir ICIhcid'n la r1UdJ~.
IuTqIr murmUrau la v:cIa>.
l'pr -csUiT 4 una muller
~ ~H;ai">iJG 81 Amu".
Viva mi IOWA.
~NlItcrna. Irma LarinlI i,]rarrIr.
Bora. roT CARROTS Erdrm".
H. i'cr"rru Il" orc.
II lIiiu .ualIi'U.
~ mIuu>rrIi' dr III mGdIr.
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