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New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
STRUCK WITH BOTTLE
sequel to Littlr Round Table at Homo on LNman Street Is Aired in Police Court.

Court
 There was bloody sequel to a little party on Lyman street last night and it was reviewed before Judge John Fl. Kirkh&m in police court this morn ing. Anthony EDrZurok appeared in the prisoners: pen With his head wrapped in handagC& II was his com plaint tu the police last night that re- suited in the arrest of Charles TrckoW- ski on the charge of committing the assault, TroEOWski filed d counter complaint that he had been assaulted and he showed a black eye to prove it.
 The testimony offered was that the accused met around q table at a friends house and suddenly T'rckOwski grabbed a bottle and hit Burzurck on the head. Trc1ov.sIli said that there had been ill feeling on the part If Burzurok for a long time and Whcn- ever they passed on the street Burzu- rclI insuitod him. Last night Burzurcll hit him in the eye and he rctaliatod by using the bottle. X fine of $20 was imposed on TrekoVslli and Burzurcl1 was dieChar@cd
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
nnRsON HOME ROBBED.

The home of Frank F. Dobson at 109 Bassett street was burglarized yesIer- day and a pocketbook containing large sum of money was taken. The house was entered during the tempo rary absence of the tenants. The po- lice are working on the case in con- nection with other burglaries.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
MOTORCYCLE RTRNS.

A motorcycle belonging to a young man named l'Ogelson was destroyed by fire last night on Franklin square. He was having his gasoline tank GNcd at a filling station and suddenly flames were observed. Engine Company Mo- was called and put out the fire.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
COMPLAINTS Or, ASSAULTS.

John Urban of IT Dwight street complained to the police last evening that he caught a child named Schultz, living at 91 East street, rObbing his garden at BelViderc. He said he slapped the boys face Later Mrs Schultz called at the police station and lodged a complaint against Urban, saving that he assaulted her.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
FIRE CAUSED BX LIGHTED PIPE

The fire department was called out last nicht a bout II o'clock on an alarm from Box [ for a fire in the Cassassa block A roomer placed his lighted pipe in his coat pocket and hung the coat on a post Later the fire was dis covered. The damage was nominal.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
BACK FROM LONG MOTOR TOUR

MT. and Mrs William L. Hatch have returned from a thrce-wceks' motor trip on which they travelled 1900 miles. They went to Bar Harbor Me, and then visited for a time with Mir. and Mrs. A. J. SlOner at their snm-
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
CURTIN CALLED.

James H. Curtin, having enlisted as a second class mechanic in the naval reserve, leaves tomorrow morning for the Great Lakes Naval Training sta tion at Chicago to begin duty.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
ANOTHER WAR ORDER.

Landers, Frary & Clark is in receipt of an additional war order from the government. Butcher knives and steels will now be manufactured for use in the COmmis&ary department
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28
lIN BOYS E| bIli IDEA
 and UnderSGa II Design

m granted to
 Enrico Miglioli,
 ens for a new
 Combination
 ffad submorsibie
 Ings have been
 Efaft has been Angel with lots
 Shat the in E#Out.
 e that with a
 <&haye designed
 aelaay from. asy
 can Srake an
 ssia-TT or water
 can quickly
 fhan- air craft
 6pat sufficiently
 AiNe against the
 Aaed a machine
 ssemble an air
 Axe the breadth
 Nbody construc-
 hre bulky since
 that the wings
 sds the tail. The
 6Ort of a dirigible
 8e idea of that is
 into a submers-
 be covered with
 Rof material, fitted
 Res. If the idea nerator will have to Ruple levers and the fg back and the body ped in the covering and be possible to navigate bhine can he designed 10 Or more passengers. The 1Mch they will ride and work pthe same as in other air ConthOls under water will be ,Nhe same as in the air. The htor's observation when under 1f will be procurable through Rss portholes fitted into the folding yrm.
 Three sets of proneIlers are pro- Vided. The big propeller for use in flying is designed to be located in front. In case of necessity this can be removed in a few minutes and a smaller one can be attached when the craft is to he used under water. The smaller propeller in the back of the plane is for navigatine the craft be- low the surface of the ocean. There is still another propeller, which is located under the craft and is design ed to be used to Suhmerge it.
 The sea plane barges below the main body of the machine will con, tain the compressor machines 10 fur nish air 10 the craft W hen it is being operated under water
 The young inventors have hocn told that they had a wonderful idea and one capable of a successful development, although it may mean a big outlay of money. Being with out means to develop such an eX- penstvc experiment. they stand ready 10 pass up the plans and specifications for a consideration to any patriotic citizen or manufacturing firm which is ready to undertake the pioneering work.
New Britain herald., 1918-08-28

mer home at Greenville, Me. where Judge and Mrs. ]. E. Cooper were also visiting at the time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
AGENCY CLOSED, MAN.
AGER PICKS APPLES

After furnishing apple growers IS. V.th
1 -34 hsrt est hands. the free employ
mgut agency IF the United States I'M
migration Bureau of Portland, closed
"Wednesday morning and e. Il. Greene,
director of the office, Will spend the
remainder of the week picking apr les
for valley growers.
As a result Ut the efficiency Of the
employment office. the dearth Of la
borers, expected by growers and ship
Fers, failed u materiall2e. The class
0f help Jbls year, Of which 30 per cent
were estimated as substantial Portland
families on vacations and - per cent
of them women and girls, has been the
best here in years. A record has been
set IN friendly relations between grow
ers and their employees. Not single
instance Of dispute in wages has
been reported
Some OF the pickers, according 70
Mr.. Greene. have made extremely high
wages. A man and wife working on
the J r. Shelton orchard finished ~
DAYS Of picking auu received a check
for $3.50, while another couple made
S262.
Il had a report Of one girl in the
Upper Valley who earned 50 in one
day picking apples, says MIR. Green.
The standard price for picking vas
six cents per box, and 1t is estimated
that the total Of wages paid outside
laborers will reach almost $50. 900. A
large share Of this, however, was eX'
pended with local merchants for sup
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Lester Fisher and Ray Gibson, two
Hood River boys Of the old 18th Co.,
are now the only representatives Of
Oregon at the Fortress Monroe, Va,
radio school. They have two weeks
more of laboratory work and three
weeks of field work, after which they
Will be sent across, and We hope they
will have the good luck to be with the
American forces that sing the Star
Spanpled Banner through the streets of
Berlin.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Local friends Saturday received a
message from Mrs. V. r. Abraham,
announcing the promotion of her hus-
band Capt. Abraham to majority.
Mai, Abraham who at the outbreak Of
the war was commissioned a first lieu
tenant, has made a steady advance.
He has Just been transferred from
Fort Riley, kas,, to Camp Devans,
Mass, where he is director of ambu
lance companies of the 18th Division.
Mai Abraham formerly lived at For
est Grove, where his parents now re
side.
Mrs. Abraham and children have
moyed from Junction City, kas
where they had been to be near Mag.
Abraham, to Forest Grove where they
will spend the next few months.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Mrs. Geo. l.. Bouck, of Odell, has
Just received a letter from her hus
band who is with a machine gun in
France, telling Of five wounds sus-
tained in a battle in July, Mr. Bouek,
who is recovering at base hospital,
SAYS the most severe Of his wounds has
paralyzed a forearm, but that treat
ment is restoring the limbs useful
ness. The four other wounds We're in
the shoulder. chest and back.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Homer Z. Mays, Of this city, now a
member of an infantry regiment at
Camp Meade, Nd. in letter to Mrs
J. F. Ptelor, who has done much the
past year for the comfort Of soldiers,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Culver X. Osgood, who has been
working in Portland shipyards, is now
in training at the radio school at Mare
Island navy yard MIR. Osgood, known
in local and Portland musical circles
lnined the naNN several months ago.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
AT THE LIBERTY


William S. Hart will be shown for
the first time in over a year in brand
new Aircraft offering, The Narrow
Trail, one Of the best Of his western
characterizations screened. Also a two
reel Sunshine comedy. His Smashing
Career, full Of fun. action and pep,
not forgetting a beyy Of beautiful
damsels that cayort before the camera.
It's a bear. A 100 per cent show at
nsnnl nrlcps
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Jack pickford in "Mie-a Minute
Kendall, The theme deals with the
idle, dissipated and spendthrift son of
rich man who falls IN love with an
adventures of whom his father natur-
ally disapproves. His angry father
illustrates his plans to marry the adj
ventures and falling sick from brood
ing he is nursed to health by the niece
of the inn keeper, who had been his
childhood companion and sweetheart.
He spends his convaleacence in perfect
ing a motor engine for which his IA
ther. not knowing who is the inventor,
sends an agent to purchase patent
rights Young Kendall drives hard
bargain, wins his fathers appreciation,
marries his erstWhile nurse and points
lesson to young men Of today.
Also two reel Mack Sennett com
edy, Ladies First.
Friday and Saturday of next week
Dorothy Dalton will be shown in The
kaiser's Shadow. Further particu-
lars next week.
William Woods at the Liberty organ
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
Sunday

Vivian Martin viii be shown in
"Molly Eutangled " A story of flow
ing hayfelds, spreading shade trees
eooing doves and the love Of a colleen
for her brawny "broth Of boy Its
a happy tale filled with IRISH wit, Irish
iovialty ana good fellowship. Although
he tries his best to be villain, jim
Barry turns out to be hero at the
end of the play. 1t is he who unltes
Molly and her strapping Barney for
better or for worse. 1t IS he who re.
leyes the pain and anguish she has
been suffering as the result of wed.
ding pronounced by priest at the
hour of midnight But you will have
to see dainty Vivian Martin in the
part to really enjoy it.
Also an Animated Weekly
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
Monday and tuesday

A screen version Of Rex Beach 5 fa-
nous story, '"Ghe Barrier, the story
Of the last frontier, will be shown.
This is a mammoth eight reel produc-
tion bigger and better than his spoil
ers. Taken in the great Northwest
and told with true detail to the book,
See this picture above all things. Ad-
ults 35 cents. children 20 cents.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
NOTICE.! !!

We wish to announce to our
customers who have orders placed
for GOODYEAR TIRES and for
those who have been unable to
get them, that we will have
shipment including all but a few
sizes reach here this week.
These Tires will be part of the
first two cars that have been
shipped from the Goodyear plant
since they have been supplying
the Government with Tires.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24
Lane Buys Buff Properties

7. S. Lane, a capitalist Of Spokane,
has purchased from Fred W. Buff the
Iatter's 50 acre orchard holdings on
the West Side. Svty.hve acres Of the
property are in bearing commercial
trees, and five acres are in hay land.
Mr.. Lane, who has placed r. j..
SchuIer in charge of his places, was
here the first of the week looking over
the property
Weed Tire Chains. E. A. Franz Co,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-24

Malcolm Button. who for the past
year has been a training sergeant Of
rockies at Kelley Field, San Antonio,
Tex, writes his mother, Mrs. f. H.
Button, that he has finally been award
ed flying cadetship and will begin i'm
mediately to prepare as pilot.
Allyn Button, brother Of the aviator,
is a member of Battery +, 65th Artil-
lery now in France. He writes his
mother that the battery is eager to
get in the fight against the boche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-04

lar. V por ia ferocidai Y el trimea de
los asaltanteS, no es $50 10 que mas
conmueve ' e5panta. sino el hecho,
'verdaderamente traslco, de que, I'M
hos i6venes viendose sin ~alientos, SIN
Ifuerzas, sir elementos de fuego para
irc-ist;r, resolvicron reservar los dos
ica-tucho nltinos de sus carablnas
para matar con ellos q sus hermanaS,
Il evitar de csc modo que cayeran en-
manos de los bandoleros y cometieran
con elias TODD genera De atropel!oS Y
~ultraies.
Dicen los informes que tenemos a
IA Vista. que las dos senoritas, lie
mas de honda emoci6n, elevando sus
'ojos al cielo, Y pidiendo por Ia paz Y
Ia tranquilidad De su madr2 angus
tiaia, dieronle q ella un beso ulti-
mo V a Il hermanos 81 postrero adi6s,
ir1cibiendo de mano lie Gstos Ia muer-
te, con la serenidad Y convercimiento
De martires de Ia fe cristiana, anteS
lie canr en- las garras de eSa bestia hui
mana que responde al nombra de Jose
Ines Chavez Garcia.
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Aristocratica Dana
demanded DE- por
sus modistas
Declare que las deudas
eran de SUI hija

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 29.-La
esposa de Mr.. Theodore ?. Shonts,
presidente de la marlborough Rail
way Company, ha sido demandada
ante la CoTte Municipal del Tercer
Distrito. por sus modistas Silvia
Montegut V Jeanne Datreillis, por
cobro de la cantidad de $40 que
dicen les adeuda su c~liente. La de-
mandada Sc present6 ante la Corte
para contestar la demanda Y des-
pu6s de su declaration, ell Magistra-
do aplaz6 Ell case para ell ell dia once
de Septiembre pr6ximo.
La sonora Shcnts explico que la
cantidad de dinero que sc lie deman-
daba Dor las modistas era 81 monte
de una factura por ropa contratada
por su hiia.
Mi hija Sc ]encuentra ahora en-
Copenhague, dijo la d~enandada, Y
no veo la raz6n porlue estas seno-
ras me hacen resonsabla per las deu-
das de mi hija que es mayor de edad-
Yo siempre acostumbro pagan mis-
deudas."
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La oferta de Costa
RIGA a los EE.UU.
Sc cree que no sera to-
mazda en- consideration

WASHINGTON, Julio Bel Sc
nador Gallinger de New Hampshire,
jefe de- Particle Republican,, ha
presentado n proposition de que
los Est2dos Unidos deberian aceptar
la oferta hecha por Costa Rica para
que a usados Sus puertos, ash CO.
mo de. que cuenten con la ayuda
lie aquel pals durante ell periodic de
IA guerra. ESta proposition fue he
cha al ComitG de Relacioncs Exte-
riores.
Sin embargo, Sc cree que tai pro-
! rosicion no sera tomada en- conside-
racion, en- vista de que Ell goDierno
de los Estados Unidos no ha reco-
nocido al de la mencionada repdbli-
ca centro-americana, por haber lie
gado al pOder por medic de una re-
volucion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-04

lie lpsuira esa conrianZa en- 81 mlSmO que
H. pona Ell csfatiO de cOnVcnccr q Ia genie
de SI verdaderO galOr. lie ia Ia lave uc
los secretOs intimOS del dominic de Ia
mcnIe. L. punc en- eSladU de dOIniIlafSe
a 81 mISID1 Y dOinInar los pelsaiIilcltoS '
acriOncS de OtrOS. CuandO ID. entIc!idd
rsta marayilluSa clcnCia, listed pucue IN
pIaniar SIgeStiGnrS en- 81 cSpirliu humane
que Scrin ubedccldaS cn ul dla o laSta az
aJmi 4 un afiO. algunaS vcreS. listed puede
rIrar malOS habilOS Y "nlerinrdadeS Ell -
miSiuO y cn utrO$; listed pucde ~ctrarSe 4
81 MiSfUu q" Insomnia, ncrVluSlddu ' pre-,
Oruparldn dUUnrsIica y ic ncgorIoS; listed
pUctr hipnutiLdr InSianlancailrntc 4 CD
jerGS Sen>ible> con una mera lcve mlrada
de- Jos ujO> e lnfIulrleS ppderoSailenlc 4
ubcdrrcr III VuluntaG; USED puede d">a-
rrolllr a un grade maravlllOSO c~ualqulcr "a
ianlO musical . Jralnatl"O que usled putud
rencr: listed pgrdc aIincflar sus pod"i'>
telepaiicUS o CiarlvldcnlcS. USED puttp'
dar cntrrtenimlcniUS aS0DDroSOS y diver
ttdOs: listed pueIc ganarSc Ia aMlStad PER
Epciua de aQucllos que listed desea: Used
pucdr prOiegcrSe contra Ia Influenza de
olr0S: listed puedc ,ener IN Duen cNlio
rinanci"rO Y ser COnoCido como I'm pOd'r
en- 81 cOIIiinldad.
Este librO del Sr. Flint lc cnSelara COMO
! aprendcr cl ScrretO de alcanzar cSlls CO.
! sas. Fl Sr. Flint 81 HipnOiiSla mas emf
/ neGie V mas bicn cOnocido en- cl mundc,
! ha aparccido ante nillarcS de aldltOrios
Y lie da Z I'd. los reSultadoS de Su VaSla
cyperiencil. 81 listed deSea una cOpla d"
este libro gratis, solo necesita mandar su
| nOmbre Y direction en- una tarJeta postal
! ninetln ,iinero-a The FIintO College CO.,
sera cnviadO j vuelta de cOrreO, porte pa
-auu. IriIga cuIdadU dc pOner 81 franqueo
Suricientc SObre Su carta @ inclulr la mlSIna
caIiidah de tllfiDreS rn su carta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-04
Cuba abastecera de
az11car a los PAL
e. a]iados

NUEVA YORK, JUNO 29.-Gran
disgusto ha causado en- este puerto
la noticia de que varioS espanoles
que procedentes de Cuba arribaron
ever a bordo de un barco americana
a un puerto del Atlantico, Sc mos
traran rehacios i cumplir con las
disposiciones references Il que no
debe fumarse por las noches, sobre
cubierta, a fin de evitar con clio que
ell enemigo pueda tener alguna indl-
caci6n sobre la posicion del barco.
Los espanoles que tai hicieron Sc
cree que participen de ideas germa-
nofilas. segun expreso el Vice-C0n-
sui de los Estados Unidos, Frederick
I. Heron, en- Santiago, que venia
entire los pasajeros de dicho vapor.
Mr.. Heron manifesto tambien
cue ell espiritu belico en- Cuba Sc la
puesto grandemente de patente y
que a pesar de los elementos ger
m~anofilos que abundan en- Ia Isla,
ell gobierno Y ell pueblo desean ha-
Ger TODD 10 que pueden por ayudar
a la causa de los aliados, conside-
rando que su ayuda mas efectiva
por ahora es Ia de reunir la mayor
cantidad possible de azucar para en-
viarla a los Estados Unidos y demas
paises aliados. La reciente cosecha
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Gerveza Il Ga|ores EorS2O %

iToma I'd. Cerveza? Entonces de-
be I'd. hacer su propia bebida con
GENUS. Doce (12) galones lie cues
tan dos pesos porte pagado. Esta be-
blda es genuina y pura, no causa Mn
gun dano al cuerpo humane, por mas
delicado que sea. La garantizamos ba
10 toda ley que es pura, segIn 10 cbli
gan las leyes de este pals. No es en-
contra de ninguna ley ell hacer sus
propias bebidas para su $50 personal.
Sc manda bajo de cubierta cerrada.
Nadie Sc dara cuenta de 10 que re-
cibe. Use un cuarto de esta deliciosa
bebida y 81 no queda satisfecho de-
vuelva ell resto y lie devolveremos su
dinero. Precio de GENUS: Una GAIA
para hacer 1914 galones, $500, Do
ce (12) cajas para hacer $50 galones,
$500. Sc manda porte pagado a
cualquier parte del mundo, y g~aranti-
zamos lie SEQ entregado. No manda-
mos pedidoG para que sean pagados
al recibirlas. Remita por giro pos
tai 0 de express o dinero en- carta
certificada. Dirijase a:
GENUS SALES CO., Dept. S..
Station A, San Antonio, Texas.
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aventura a dos jovenes
en- el estrecho de Long Island

STAMFORD, Conn. JUNO 20
En- ell estrecho lie Long Island ocu-
rrio anoche I'm &ccidcnte que costo
Ia vida 4 un ioven lie d!eclselS amos
V estuvo n pinto d. t~raE:ornar 81
cerebro a otro IL dieciocho, Leo
Duffy, De l6 amos. Y Grosvener Fe-
ssenden. de Is, Sc andaban p%aseando
en- una canoa de remos aver en- la
noche, y cuando ambos Sc dirlgian de
ROTOR Point a esta ciudad, Ell bar
uuichuelo fue volcado frente a la
Isla de Pratt. cerca de la media no.
che.
Los jovenes Sc encontraban 4 dos
millas de la playa cuando ocurrlo e.
accidente V como las aguas sc halla-
ban un tanto cuanto picadas Y a n
temperature b~astante fria, los 70
venes no nudicron enderezar la canoa,
despues de varios esfuerzos que HI
cieron para clio. En- vista de este,
decidicron alcanzar d nado Ia orllta.
Desputs de haber nadado un huen
trecho luchando o las olas y es-
Uuivando las rocas. el mas joven de
les dos. Duffy, Sc VIC atacado por
un fucrte ca%lambre, que lie imposl-
bilitG para ceguir %nadando, por 10
que 81 companero cargo con 81, y 81
guio nadando por cerca de media
milla mas. Duffy, ~aguijoneado por
el fric del aqua y pOr ell doior del
calambre, empaz0 a mostrar signos ae
delirio y acab6 por coger a sue com
panero en- un ratio de desperation,
por la garganta, imposibilitandolo
para seguir nadando.
F~esslnden trat6 entonce5 de II
brarse de SUI carga, pues s. vlo mi
el peligso de perecer, Dor 10 que tu'
, vo que s%ostener con 81 amigo una
terrible lucha. Fessenden, que eS
un joven de fYerte complexion sc IL
| bert6 facilmente de su compailcrO
pero una ola los separj e%ntonces. Nc
uuiso sin embargo, a~bandonar a 81
ocmpahero, ' despu@s 1c varios IS
~fuerzos, logr6 asirlo de nuevo y arras
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323 f. Houston -.

1ra-Porgue e los envios de dinero Y mercanclas
n Mavo's Money Exchange, eS IA unlca casa que
los hace DIRECTNMENTE por conducto de SuS CO.
rrespcnsales propioS, sin tener que andar pagando
fuertes comiS:oueS 4 cientoS de bancoS y a otraS ca
sas. Nuestro SiSCema de enrioS eco
nomiza murho dinero q nueStros clIentes, como po-
dra verse comparando ~nuestroS precios con los dc
nuestros imitadoreS.
2do-Porque el dinero llega mucho mas pronto
= con absolute seguridad = c~ualQuiera ciudad de Ia
Reuiblica MeXicana. haciendonoS absolutamente
respcnSables de 81 e2trega. ' garantlzando, ade-
mas. pagar ei vaior lie c]ualquiera mercancia o
IemeSa lie Ginero que Sc p~erdiera o eXtravlare en-
e. canine.
3ro-PorGue hacemoS los envioS en- dlnero me-
yicano 0 dinerO americana, Segun cOnvenga al Glen
re. hacienda los pages PRECISAMENTE en- el lu-
gar que Sc nos crdene pudiendo hacer situaciones
por TELEGRAPH = TODAS parties V por %cualquler
cantidad.-AdemaS. nueStrOS clienteS nc tenen
que andarSe mOieStando en- eScribir cartaS a .AeNl-
co nj en- andar mandando giroS, que muchas We
ces Sc eytravian L otTaS son cObradoS por perSo-
mas dlsti-tas. 10 que no puede Suceder, hacienda los
envios por conducto de Mayos Money Exchange.
4to.-Poroue hacienda suS envioS a Mayos Mo-
ney Exchange. los hace = una casa perfectamente
conociia. = mas antigua Y Ia mas solvente Ell su ra-