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LONDON REPORTS SINKING
OF MANY SUBMARINES
More Destroyed by Allies in Pas.
Three Months Than in Any
Similar Period.

LONDON oct "a high Official OF,
the Admiralty saId to-day that mur,
German submarine boats nad been
sunk during tho post three months
than during any similar period
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LAUREL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Claimlng: two-year-
olds; five and a haf mrlongs .-Pagn %
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am, show 81 20, third. Tine-iO9 star
wort, tontsCsuon Supermaid Tit Tor
also ran.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
JIMMY R. WADE
BACK IN CITY
Welterweight Fighter and
Baseball Player Is Back
After Long Trip.

Jimmy Wade, well known among 10
cal baseball fans as RED" Wade. and
throughout the east as a crack vel
terweight boxer. arrived IN Il Paso
Saturday afternoon from the Pacific
coast en- route to the east. where he
has signed for a number Of bouts in
the near future. Wade has an offer OF
4 fight with Rufus Williams, cham
pion OF the punitive expedition At Co
lumbus. y. NJ, and may go there for
a short time. later returning to Fl
Paso.
During the past two years Wade
has met and defeated many OF the
best boxers in the east and middle
west. and has gone the ten-round
route with such men as Jack Brit
ton, While Richie, Willie Harvey.
who recently won a decision over Joe
Rivers, and many others. WADE made
Fl PSso his home three years ago.
and is remembered by many Fl Paso-
ans as = baseball player OF ability.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
MILWAUKEE, SCRAPPER WILL TRY
ONCE MORE AGAINST B. LEONARD
Rchie Mitchell VIII Take Layoff as Result of His
Recent Defeat at the Hands of Leonard and VIII
Make Another Attempt at Title; Patsy
Cardiff Veteran, Dies.

- CMETi1its set back in fight
er's career is one q the best
- things that can happen. Many
OF CHE greatest fighters who have
reached the top OF the ladder haze
met with Just such reverse rs
Richie Mitchell bumped into last week
when he was stopped by Benny
Leonard 1T the Milwaukee audi
toriun. Even Leonard. who Is con-
sidered one Of the greatest light
weights in the country today and
who lowered MitchelTs .cOlors, was
himself knocked out twice before 10
began 10 climb 10 the top runs OF the
lightweight ladder.
Richie Mitchell had been COM
ing along at very rapid pace.
- last that ne was considered
almost sure winner over
Freddie Neish. the worlds cham
piuH. ia Il contest Of nothing less
than 20 rounds. His progress in
the Bistic line WAS rapid and IL
Was deserved, for he had beaten
srch boys az Johnny kilbaHe. Zoe
Rivers. Ad M0lEast. Freddie
Meisa end Joe yelling. or course
they are all newspaper decisions,
bur they were deserved victories
Just the same.
position thai he claimed the Ameri-
can lightweight title and deposited
$4,000 90 back up his claim and to 90
as a side bet for championship
fight with anyone IN the country.
Charlie White, the Chicago light
weight star, took exception 10 the
claim; but at the same time Charlie
did not cover the money which
Mitchell had up and therefore left the
milwaukee boy in a very strong po-
sition- By defeating Mitchell IN 2
decisive manner. Leonard had a right
to claim the American title and ne
really has first claim now 10
championship match with Freddie
Welsh
Charlie White had the chance
against Welsh over the 20 round
route and failed. Mitchell was de-
feated by Leonard and the New
York boy is deserving of all
credit for his victory. hut at the
same time il must be said that
Richie did not appear 10 he In the
condition he was IN when he met
Welsh. yelling and Rivers The
boy looked over trained and the
fact that he WIS - low in weight
WOuid bea- ont this suppOxitiOn-
He was lacking in the ginger ne
has previously displayed and his judge
OF distance seemed very badly or
lie also boxed differently from what
ne has heretofore. using = crouch at
times which did him no good; IN
fact. Il was while in this crouch that
Leonard always had the best Of the
EXCHANGES with lett hands. Richie also
failed IN his effort TO use his right
cross. but this is not surprising when
II is considered that Leonard IS
particularly hard man 10 get with
that style OF blow. Mitchell made one
mistake and that was IN falling to
protect himself properly in getting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
FIREMEN WIN OVER POLICEMEN
IN SECOND ANNUAL BALL CAME
With Chief Wray Sitting in Front Box the Fire Boys
Defeat Their Municipal Rivals After a Hard
Battle: Police Were Ahead During
Early Part of the Game.
By BUD RUTHERFORD.

in doubt until the final man had taken
the count. The international Books,
headed by chief Gutierrez. won the
game from the Weston bunch. and as
a result the Purity team is still tied
mp with the Purity bakers for the
leading job of The league. Gutierrez
pitched in the brilliant form that
made his work sensational here sew
eral years ago and is bound 10 become
p tower OF strength 20 the Interna-
tion2l team
The Purity bakers lost the morning
game to the Feldman nine by the
score Of four TO three II was also
well played Quite = crowd OF fans
attended the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

out OF the ciinch- That s. how
Leonard caught hind IN the second
round and put him down, aid the
same thing happened in the seventh
round when he practically knocked
him out
Mitchell can well stand a little
more coaching. but the boy - just as
confident as ever that he can oefeaS
Leonard and ne says he viii not be
satisfied until he has had another
match with the New York boy to
demonstrate whether he Is right or
wrong in his opinion.
ut was practically my eva
fault rem1rked Mitchell after the
fight. afhat 4 left openings which
Leonard took advantage of, f0r
I had been warned by my seconds
against IL. However, i ana not
complaining and all I nsK n an
other chance later en-. . want %
give Leonard all the credit due .
victor, but he Will have to prove
to me In another battle that he II
my master In bOxfag. ] VIII he
ready In . very short tine TO take
on any lightweight In the country
and II I am sucee4sful I VIII then
20 after Leonard for HaO1heR
MATCH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
TEAM
TO RETURN SOON

The crack goth regular infantry
baseball team will return TO e. Paso
on Nay >, after finishing their month
Of border duty and are then in line
for games with any southwestern
clubs. The 20th team f. viii be re-
mem bered won the championship Of
the Army Baseball league in 1916, and
is considered one Of the best clubs
Of the border patrol Capt. A. 2.
Watts, who formerly managed the
team. IS now al san Elizario, Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
smOke enters. Is.
Pavement heaters, 10.

BONE we have an excellent Has
"A ness Of the score card as II ap-
peared sunday afternoon at Rio
Grande part at the conclusion OF one
hour and fifty-five minutes OF bat
Ting between themselves and the
wind by the Fire and Police depart
ment teams in their annual game. And
It was not necessary TO turn in a gen
erai alarm or stretch an extra Gordon
Of hose. as the companies at the scene
Of the fire handled il very nicely, al
though il did appear as II the big
lace makers Of the city would do
things roughly for 3 while and jump
out in front
Ric Grnnde rain a. needIelike
and dusty as ever swept across
the field from the minute umpire
A }. FcrrO called time for the
first game of the afternoon be-
tween the Weston and Interna-
1ional teams, n report of which
yea viii find in another column
This * confined 10 the pOlice-fire-
men game. however, and for the
benefit of the few that have never
experienced Rio Grande rain. we
wiii define that by the simple
statement of '.sfandstOrm.@
After the first alarm was answered
L didn't take the fire boys long TO get
started and in the first inning they
ran up a total Of three runs off
pitcher Decker, while Kristie put the
night stick men down in one. two,
rhree order. The noble peace guar
dams came right back IN their half
OF the second with four runs and were
one 10 the good. until the third when
the fiTemen after BRIEF rest ran -FOUR
more across the plate and il began to
COX a bit one-sided.
Chief q J Zabriszie and fudge
Charles Pollock OF the police court got
= little bit excited in the following
st2nza though, and the policemen got
busy and arrested three vagrant runs
"a Their half OF the third and docketed
two more for good measure in the
fourth.
This brought the total score up
10 eight all. and things began TO
look n whole lot better when the
firemen discovered small blaze
in the fifth and with the addition
OF four sections OF hose had n sub
StaHtiaI lead over their COM
patriots from the other side of the
municipal building.
From thai time on the police boys
we're una bic to catch UP, although in
Tie seventh and ninth they made Two
-40bIc efforts \ few OF the cheers
and flashes Of wit AZ the park con
lributed at the height OF lung ca
CCcity during cile game were-
Don't chew the rag or we wiz sic"
4 policeman on -ou-
Make II last and snappy.
You can do something besides eat
smoke, hey boys
go on playing, it can't grow any F.
worse
Let's see how The old patrol wagon I
can 20 now
Come on in the sergeant wants 20
see you
They'll nave 20 get your motorcycle /
20 find il. Elmer.
Fine them all for contempt Judge /
faud so on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
SHREVEPORT IS
BEST TEXAS CITY

Shreveport not only had the largest
actual opening day attendance ia tue
Texas league, but the largest pre-
ceDtage OF attendance based on pupu-
latiOn to draw from. Shreveport
turned out 2.976 fans Tor It's opener.
Beaumont, the smallest city in the
league, turned out c,3o1. which was
better than Dallas o. Houston did.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
LOSS OF SAFER
IS HARD ONE

Inc CnIcaso Cubs could not haTe
been hit a harder blow than TO have
Vic SAFER put out de was playing
the best bail Of his career, with more
activity and ambition than he had
shown under any OF the various Cub
managers The break in his leg is 4
bad one and he Will be out for long,
long time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

.s-Carbe-r7. lIeasoa. Three

Two base hits-Carberr-, Aeasol- Ihree
base hft-Gilie-te- Home ruu-CalaInla-
stolen bsses-BroEn, WingO, Hunter
struck out-By Weiss s by Gillette Il
First base On called h1lls-Off = siss :. OF
c,ilief+a : hit bv pitched baIl-Bv Weiss
Brown. First base on errors eldman
J. Purity ! Left on bsses-Feldman D.
Purity 4. Double play-Csrberry to Ningo-
Time Of game-1.15- Umpire-Fe-r7o- Scorer
-C0yne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

Truings pitchsd-By Decker . By Rev
rcids g. Runz-Off Decker 8. of Reynolds
IT, Two baEe hits-Bauer, La-rzin ..
Three base hits-5auer. Castlsulury. Lam
ziu Home run-Decker. Stolen bases
g--cgzn. Strange, Smith. Lamkiu. Williams
Struck our-By Reynolds 6, by Kristie 5.
FIRST base on called balls-Oft Reynolds
= of Erisrie s. HIT by pitched baby
Zristie fWolvcrtOn-l
The first game Was a closely con-
tested affair and the final issue was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
JACKsos WANTS TrrLE.

Joe JACKSON, q the Whila So-,
makes 10 bones OF his purpose this
year and has served notice. He means
to beat out Iris Speaker and IT,
Cobb for batting championship OF
the lesEpe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

Innings uitched-By Smelling I. by Han
e. Hits-Oft Smelling (. off Hs1ey ..
Two base hits-Elliott. Madden, Brow.
Nf-5arez- Stolen bases Cunning ham.
Gutierrez. Sacrifice hit-HUnter. Sacrifice
nv-NediEa- Struck oUt-By Smelling ..
by Haney l. by Gutierrez = First base on
called balls-Off Gutierrez 1. Lett on bases
-Westons II. Norton Books s. Double PLAY
Madden 10 Haney. Wild pitch-Haney.
Passed baIis-Brown .. Tine Ct game
10 I7rnufre-Fferru
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
HNhFR GETs nIEN-

The Chicago White Sox got down 20
the American league team lillit or
Is men when they released first base
man Bob Hasbrook 10 Joe Thinkers
Columbus club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
B 4 8 { B ALL
TEXAS LEAGUE.
sundays GuTues.

At Beaumont T. Il. l..
t're Itho-t -.-- .----.--------
ort Worth .---.------- @
Bstt cries; beaumont. Frances and
Gibson; Fort Worth, Apologize and
Gray
1t san Antonio E.H- T..
san Antonio ------------.-.- %
Shreveport 800 .-------.... Q
Batteries: san Antonio. Harper and
Cook; Shreveport, Duffy and Eet-s.
- Houston = j. T.
Houston ---- ----------.---- %
" acc
Batteries. Houston. Moore ana
Noyes; Waco. Zinn and Vann.
At GalVest ton T. IT, T..
Galveston ........-.......I
Batteries Galveston. Gudeer. Couch
man and Il. smith; Dallas, Seweli and
Brooks.
Saturday Games.
At Beaumont T.. II. Z.
Beaumont .-.. .-..-...-.....1S ls .
Batteries: Beaumont. ROOF. and Glib
son, Bobo; Waco, Naun, league and
Harkins.
At Gaivestou- = II. E.
Galveston ---- .-.....-.-..... 10
shreveport ---- --------.----
called on account o. darkness.
Batteries: Galveston. Barfoo-. Karr
5DG Il smith, Shreveport. Duffy. JOst
and = Smith, Belts.
AT Houston 2 r. +.
Houston .... ...-...... =
Fort Worth Observation-Disclosures. q
Batteries: Houston. Glenn. crisis ana
Moves: Fort Worth, Whitaker and
GRAY
Al san Antonio Z IT. 2
san ANTONIO ------.- --.-..- -h
DdlAdS -1
Batteries san Antonio. COvinEtOu,
Nay. Gasleu and Reilly; Dallas, Com
yere. Seg4ell. Conley and Kuhn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
VIZ u; 1T
'---~r-'N@--@- - '7- so-N-N~~N~
National League.

Where They Play TUESDAY.
BROOK yn az New Tori--
Boston Ct PhiladslDhi-.
Chicago Ct - LOUIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE
sundays Games.

A. Cincinnati p II. z.
Pittsburr .......01O 600 002-S 10 @
Cincinnati .-.-.-. 0e6 200 600 o
Batteries: Pittsburg. Carlson and
Fisher: Cincinnati, Schneider and
Wineo.
1T - Louis 2. Il. Z.
chicago 49,. 600 004 COZ oi-s 10 ]
s.. Louis ...1ol 03O 001 oO-5 ;
Batteries. Chicago. Hendrix Reuth-
e. and Wilson; st. Louis. Pierce. Wat
son, Ames and snyder
Saturday Games.
At PlttsburE ?. II. T.
-. coo 600 Ooo-0 0
Pittsbu-E 900 600 1873 s 0
Batteries Cincinnati. Sanders and
WinEo- PiJtsburg. Grimes and r ischer.
AT Brooklyn Z. T. z
Boston ..-.-.....I00 600 010-2 10 o
Brooklyn $500. 600 600 000-0
Batteries Boston. Tyler and Gowdy.
BROOKLYN Pfeffer and Myers
At Philadelphia r Il. e
New York -...---o0f 600 COO 1
-....O10 COO Ies-2 .
Batteries New York. Anderson and
Elrileu- Philadelphia, Ri1ey and Kill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

Bring Us that @LeAky" FountzsH
Pen. D. ". Przther Co, 29S Mess Ans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Safur,Inr Gnrne..
AMERICAN LEAGJE-
snuda-sx Game.

At Cleveland =. IT. Z.
St Louis .-.-..50s 100 052-s 8 0
Cleveland .------U01 uol ea0-J o >
Batteries: 81. Louis, Davenport and
Severoid; Cleveland, Coveleskie and
O'Neill
1T Chicago RHE.
Detroit ....-.....GfO 0o2 000-S ; /
Chicago ---..... 900 000 0O0-n /
Batteries Detroit. Mitchell and
Spencer; Chicago, Russell, FGber and
Schall-.
Saturday Games.
Philadelphia -. 900 coo 100 t 0
New York 5000. GOA 000 COO ]
Batteries, Philadelphia. Bush and
Meyer, Schaag; New York. Caldwell
ana Alexander.
At Cleveland EHE.
St Louis $500. 900 COS 052-fo Is
Cleveland ...-..- col Go0 600 8
Batteries; - Lous. Sothron and
Severcid, Cleveland, Morton. smith,
Gould and O'Neill.
At Boston p r L
y Washington ..-.- 900 501 600
Boston -....----.100 Gi0 05e-I Il
Batteries Washington. Johnson and
Ainsmith: Boston. Shore and Agnew.
Detroit 600 600 oc1 coo CO.
Chicago 600 Dol 000 GEO OIL 0
Batteries: Detroit Jones. COveles-
kie and StauGge; Chicago, Scott and
Schal6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
>OT THERN LEAGEE..
snnhnN-N Ea.mrs.

ttsmuhis. g. Little Rors. %
chattanooga . Nashville. O.
Mobile. - Ktla0ts- s
Ner Orleans = fir0.inEifau- e tfa
i-rfr--f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

Louisville. :; MINNEAPOLIS. o.
Columbus, 3; 81 PAU. o..
Toledo. S: rTllwsui1ec. o.
indianapolis. =. Kansas City. E.. go
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

It pays to paint with Patton's san
Proof Paints. Lander Lumbar Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Texas League.


Wace TT Houston
ShrayeporL 81 san Antonio.
alias At Galveston
Tt Worth o. Beaumont.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
BOYLAND
BY BRIGGS.

~ a decisive victory over the
* Morehead team Saturday morn
- ing the Aoy baseball team Won
the second class grammar school
championship Of FL Paso on the high
school grounds. out Of SIX gam IS
scheduled the Aoy team played and
Won i've while the last was for
felt Tho team made few fielding
errors during the entire series and
did excellent WORK az bat The line
Up IS as follows: Yario Armenia
center field; Manuel Gutierrez. sec
ond base; Francisco Chavarria. short
stop; Salvador Dominguez. first base:
Carlos Castareda, left field: Nestor
Chavarria, right field; Miguel Rodri-
guez. third base; Juan Grapeds.
pitcher; Carlos Castaneda IS the cap
tain OF the team and Juan Grapeda,
manager.
The games played By the team are
as follows:
April san Jscinto team won by
forfeit.
April 1o-Alta Vista team wou. %
20 ..
april I2--Lanar team won, IS 20 O.
april 2S-Baiiey team won, to Q.
April 35-viIas team Won Is 70 ..
ApriI eS-2iorehead team won. 10
to 10
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

Final plans for the organization Of
the Motor league are expected to be
made today VIXEN the managers Of the
different teams vll arrange Ior rle
equipment o. their players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
WESTERN LEAGUE.
NrndnN,N Gnme.

- Wiciita-Ist game. 2 T. Il
Lincoln ..-...-.-1U6 coo 900-S 5 .
Wichito ..... cue coo 600 . .
Batteries. Lincoln. Gardner and
Bohrer; Wichita, Baker, Norman and
Waite.
Second game P Il. =.
lincoln 600 coo 005-S 5 :
Wichita ----.-.200 III OBS - 0
Batteries: Lincoln. Blueiacket. Reed
and Block; wichita Lyons. Koestner
and Tyre
At 81 Joseph EH. Z.
Omaha -.-.--.--.1 900 o9e 600 . o
St Joseph 600 800 fGs-5 10 q
Batteries. Omaha Barham and Brot-
TEN; 81 Joseph. Hovlik and henry.
vt Joplin r II 2
Des Moines 900 600 GOO ooe-s
Joplin $500. O03 O03 COO 0pG-o
Batteries: Des 4foines. KaIlfa and
Spahr: Joplin. Han and Monroe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

the RIO Grano= Al stars Saturday
morning by the score OF 10 s. The
batteries fo- tae Grandview team
were Mcclellan and Scott, and Tor
,se Slusee-s. we're Brown. FiIle- and
McCrackeH. The Gr4udview team vii
play the Oakland club on SATURDAY.
Tie Alta Vista grammar school
team defeated the Junior high school
team SATURDAY. and won tho gram
mar school championship Of the first
class The Alta Vista. san Jacinto
and Junior high school we're the only
teams entered this season. these be-
Ing the only schools having seventh
ard eighth grades.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

The Herald juniors took @ forfeit
game from tho Republics team and
the Cardinals sunday afternoon at the
Lamar school grounds. Bob Temple
ton Is manager OF the Republics team
and Jack Csskey handles the Herald
Juniors Teams anxious TO get games
VIII please communicate with Caskey
at 29eo. The lineup OF the Juniors
is as follows; Jack Caskey. catcher:
Louis Carson. pitcher; Z. woodward,
first base. Joe Dusgau. second base.
Bob Lane. ohortstop. L. Lindsay
third base. \. Nansell left field; J.
DugEau, center field; George BUS
ton. right field.
The Grandview SluggsIs defealed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

~ decisive victory over the
X Mcrehead team Saturday morn
- ing the Aoy baseball team wen
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

qulstatore, senza piu curarsi di
me. Son superb gil asini di qui!
dlssl allora- Ma beati vol asini
IN questa terra; vol siete fortu-
natl, i favoriti della sorte; per-
che Sc fossi nato asino anch'io
in America a quest'ora avrei lie
carezze dele signore, capirei Pin
glese, non sarei calvo, mi ricor-
derei la via per tornare a casa, e
chi sa che splendido avvenire mi
riserberebbe il future. Mentre
cost come sono.-.. no smarrita la
via del ritorno, ecc. ecc. E fra
tante meditazioni, mi correvano
ALA memoria versi di Cesare
Pascarella al'Asino:
FratellO! inOggi an mOnnO SEN
"a ciarla,
Starai male dOvunque te presen-
tenO
Dunque, per cui, Sc vol ia stra-
da parla,
E parla, che Sc parli sur mi O.
more
Cor fisicO che ciai, come te SEN
tenO,
Sc tu parli te fannO PrOfessOre!.. /.
E Cesare Pascarella non era
state in America. A casa, e inu-
Tile dirlo, ritornai accompagna-
to dial polissO, il quale, come um
.asino, ricordava lie vie.
ALFREDO D'ALOIA
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
AVvISO Importante

II tanto conosciuto SignOr Giu-
seppe Gabrielle sito al N. 1926
Ellsworth St., rende noto a tutti
i suoi amici, conoscenti ed ALA
colonia intiera, che egli e state
nominate Agente e Rappresen-
tante di una Gr9nde Casa Ameri-
cana sta ALA Seconda strada e
Market st. Quindi chiunque vor-
IA fare acquisto di Furnitura,
MObilia, Oggetti di pannamenti,
COrredi matrimonial, Oggetti di
Diamanti, di Orc e di ArgentO,
insomnia tutto clio che puo cor
redare le famiglie, potranno RI
volgersi al suddetto Agente e
Rappresentante e siete ben sicu-
ri che ne rimarrete soddisfatti.
II signor G. Gabrielle percio in
vita tutti di volerlo onorare di
lOro ordini, ed egli vi dara mi
gliori spiegazioni a riguardo che
questa Casa gil ha dato tanto
sulla compra a pronta cassa che
a pagamento settimanale.
Siete avvisato anche che
tutti gil oggetti che comprate da
questa Casa a pagamento setti-
manale, il prezzo e sempre al di
sotto di quello che pagate in attire
parti a contanti.
Provate vi convincerete.
Ricordatevi di recarvi dial sig.
Giuseppe Gabrielle perche senza
di lui non potete avere lie refe-
renze che qui sopra vi sono sta
te accennate, non dimenticate
il suo indirizzO
1926 Ellsworth ST., Phila.