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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-26

Assistant Attorney General Dan
Brennan. Of North Dakota, who went
to Washington. to interview members
Of the federal farm loan board in an
effort to have that board abandon its
decision against making further
loans in North Dakota until the seed
grain priority clause muddle il
cleared away. returned to Fargo
Monday evening.
Mr.. Brennan was unsuccessful, and
the state must now depend upon the
pending court proceedings TO set
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-26
SOLDIERS TO
MOVE TUESDAY
Cass County Men On Sec
ond Movement, April 2
To Leave On Special

A special train over the Northern
Pacific from jamestown to Fargo and
thence to Camp Dodge will take the
100 Cass county selective service men
to the cantonment on Tuesday, April
?. according to advices received IN
Fargo today.
This second movement of troops
from the state takes in Benson coun-
ty with a total Of 81 soldiers; Eddy
county, II; Sheridan. 50; Stutsman,
So; LaMoure, So; Ransom, 33 and
Cass county 100, or a total Of 3S9
men.
Regular trains will be used as far
as jamestown whence a special will
proceed to Fargo and thence to the
destination of the men. The quotas
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-26
LABOR is EXPECTED
TO name CANDIDATE

Sailing has been elected president OF
the Trades a Labor assembly organ
lied here. r. f. Giese, well known in
abor circles Of the state 3 Dick
John OBrfen, recorder. The deleEa ties
to the leEisla tive convention held By
the NonpartiBans I'm this city Tuesday
left one of the places on the county
legislative ticket vacant and suggest
resent the labor organizations of
II a n1eafOWm
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Yale Professor . Prisensr.

Washington. March 26. - Major
Henry c. Emery, the Yale professor
taken prisoner by the Germans on
the AIand islands. has been taken to
Dantzig, Germany. American Minis
ter Morris in Sweden reported to the
state department today that the
Swedish foreign office had ascertain
ed the whereabouts Of the American
officer.
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JUDGE DOLLARD IS
REPORTED MISSING

Miss A. L. DolIard, head OF a public
stenosraphic and multigraphing es-
tablishment in New York has asked
Sen. A. J. Gronna, of North Dakota, at
Washington, to aid in locating her
brother Judge George T. Dollard, a
resident of Belfield and Dickinson.
Judge Dollard is one Of the early
settlers of the western part OF the
state and disappeared from Dickinson
on Nov. 10, 1917, and has not been
heard from since. For years he was
prominent in state and political at
fairs in the western section. He was
former editor of The Mineral Springs
Tribune, Mineral Springs, n. D.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-26

A special meeting of Labor's Loyal
Legion Is called by its executive COM
mittee for 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening at the commercial clubrooms
for the purpose of taking action TO
assist the Salvation Army in its patri-
otto drive for funds to help in the
great work the army is doing on the
battle lines across the sea. Colonel
Marshall, of the Salvation Army, win
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FARMERS ORGANIZE.

Equity Co-operativo Farmerat Els-
Vator Co. Perfected az Sanborn.
Sanborn, M. d., March 26.-The or
ganizatiOn Of an Equity Co-Opera-
tive Farmers, Elevator company was
perfected here with David Fiemming
president: John ~ Anderson, vice
president, and Albert GuimOn secrs-
tary treasurer. The old farmers de
vator has been taken over by the
nav orRani alton.
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LdbOrS Loyal
Legion to Meet

address the meeting. explaining the
object of the drive, and others inter
ested in this great cause will also
speak.
Every member OF the legion is re-
qussted to be on hand as there is
work Of the utmost importance to do,
and the need of helpful cooperation
on their part is essential to the sue
cess of the Salvation Army work.
BY the committee.
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FARGO MUSICIANS VOTE
TO BUY SERVICE FLAG
Nine Of 81 Members of Union Are i'm
Government Service Are
Proud Of Record.

The Fargo Musicians union has
voted to purchase a service flag
Nine of its 65 members, Harold
Bachman, Myron Bachman, Charles
Boise, III. W. Anheier, Gerald Sunde,
Frank Petit. Lyle Prescott, Lynn
Huey and Al @. Westerdahl, are in
government service, record Of which
the union lis proud. Mr. Anheier who
is president, enlisted only recently.
The union purchased $500 i'm Liberty
Loan bonds in the second drive, and
only recently subscribed to a life
Cross.
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Farm Loan Bank
Maintains Stand

aside the law that made 1t impossible
for the federal farm loan bank OF st.
Paul TO continue operations in this
state.
The federal farm loan officials have
retained Judge Engerud Of Fargo, and
suit will be launched within few
days. aimed at having the obnoxious
priority clause set aside.
The provision in question is in
cluded in the seed grain act passed
by the legislature IN its recent spec
iaI session.
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BANDITS RAID RANCH.

NY sN"aIN IdIEN y E9-.sI
Maria. Texas. March %. ~ Gienr
Nevill, IS years old. was shot seveI
times and two Mexican men and ofif
Mexican woman killed i'm a raid bl
Mexican bandits on the Neville S0uh
Ranch. 43 miles south OF Van Horn
Texas. az 1890 O'Clock this morning
Reports TO district military headquaF-
terH here early today told Of -fhG
casualties.
Troops arrived at the ranch short
" after the raid. 4 sherif's posse
also il on the trail OF the bandits
all OF whom escaped.
Glenn NeviIl was seriously wound
ed but still alive at last reports. Tho
bandits looted the ranch.
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WILL NOT coUNTENANcE CON.
FERENCE.
iBy ASS

tBy Associated Pressl
London. March 26.-The Seamen's
and FiFemen's union has decided Hiiat
its members shall refuse TO sail on
any ship conveying delegates APP
pointed to the inter-allied labor con-
ference in the United States.
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quarters Of an hour later. Life saw
ing crews from two stations which
responded to signals Of distress took
of the crew. First reports were
that al were saved.
The vessel fred four shots for
help at 4:45 o'clock and four more
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"a well known banker IN a down
town restaurant was eating mush and
milk.
WHAT'S the natter" inquired a
friend a.r-- .. .a
Got dyspepsia
Enjoy my meals?' snorted the in
dignant dyspeptic. My meals are
merely guideposts to take medicine
before and after"
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PATROL BOAT STRIKES ROCK.
LRR Associated PreRA.l

Plymouth, Mass. March "a
scout patrol boat struck
a rock Off the Guernet, between Ply
mouth Harbor and Brant Rock early
today and went to the bottom three
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at o'clock causing much ALARM
along the south shore. Coast guards
men from Guernet and Brant Raci
had not sent the name Of the Tes
sci TO their stations when the
signalled that she had fOundered az
ter the crew had been taken of.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-26
YOUNG and WILBUR
TO ATTEND MEETING

Harry Curran Wilbur executive
state secretary of the Red Cross, will
speak at Red Cross branch meetings
at Medora Friday morning and at
Fryburg, Friday evening. From these
two points he will go to Beach, n. D.,
and there will be Joined by Judge n.
c. Young, of Fargo, state director,
both to attend the meeting of the
Golden Valley county chapter to be
held there. ...
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Secrets of the Zeppelins are re-
veaIed in The Zeppelin's Last Raid"
a remarkable picture being shown at
the 'Garrick theater the first half of
the week.
The patron of the theater follows
with interest the start Of the big
war nadine from its hangar at
night into the clouded skies and the
bombing Of the west coast towns
from thousands Of feet in the air
Through a great piece Of photog-
raphy the spectator seems to be
travelling inside the big Yep and
can look down on the lighted towns
far below.
Every operation is seen in connee-
ton with the placing OF the bombs
and the explosions which follow,
The wireless apparatus is shown in
action, as it receives and transmits
messages shortly after the launch
ing of the Yep on its fatal raid.
The most interesting scene in the
production is the dynamiting Of the
Zeppelin in midair when the com
mander through love for his af1anced
becomes an advocate of democracy
against imperialistic rule and wrecks
his own airship while the crew Is
preparing to bomb a village below.
The destruction Of the Yep as II
burns in midair is spectacular.
"The Whip. which is TO be shown
at the Orpheum the week Of April /,
was originally produced in the
famous Drury Lane theater in Lon
don and it made the most sensational
success ever recorded in that home of
sensational successes. For over two
years the throngs surged into the
theater day in and day out to see
this wonderful production. Then
The Whip" was brought to this
country by William A. Brady and
produced in the Manhattan opera
house and there it repeated its
tremendous English success. Later
The Whip was presented in
Australia and ran for two years
there, and 1t was then translated in
to foreign languages and presented
with equal success on the continent.
1t is something of a shock to ones
mental vision to realize that Violet
Mersereau. star of The Girl by the
Roadside" which is at the Liberty
is an old timer at the axe Of eighteen.
The editor Of The PhOtoplay Maya
zine in a telegram to its New York
correspondent rejecting a story, said:
people they have seen on the screen
for years. Get some old timers. Get
Violet Mersereau." And Randolph
Bartlett. the New York representa-
tive, got Violet
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For quick service: call Key
City Laundry. Phone No. Il
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Jap Rose" Toilet Soap
One OF the best toilet soa ps
in the country. In base
ment), at only, O.
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Al estallar Ia guerra europea Il
de los peligros mas morales para las
tropas, Sc ocultaba en- los germe2es
del tetano, que hocmigueaban en- Ell
suclo de Francia y Belgica. Tertiles
en- producirlos. Millares de herldos,
tendidos en- ell lodo de los campos de
batalla, Sc i~nfectaban con n enfer-
medad que tenia IA mortalidaG de 50
por ciento.
Europa Sc encontraba cast despro-
vista de antitoNina V acudio desespe-
radamente a los Estados Unldos. a
donde habia estado ocurrIendo una
extrana anomalia, que ha sido expii-
cada por e. Director de uno de los
|grandes laboratories biologicos, con
las siguientes palabras: "A com!en-
EOS de 1914 estabamos usando veinte
caballos para la production de esta
~toNina, pero por alguna aus de las
mas incomprensibles, dichos animales
no Ia producian.. \ POGO, sin razon
~aparente tambiep, los caballos pr!ncl-
piaron a dar una corriente de suero Y
dura1te algunos meses nos VLnlos
inundados sin e~ncontrar mercado. lie
games a almacenarlo pcr valor de me-
do million de dolaseS.
"Pero ocurri0 "a invasion Sc Se!gi-
ca ' TO paso mucho tempo sin cue Sc
res preguntara 81 podiamos embarcar
Dor ell pr6ximo vapor %cincuenta mil
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No cualquier bebida dulce O de las llama
das .'casj cerye1a." sino Ia ve.tadcra GER
vaza, sabrusa. fuerte y espumosa-
Sun7inistraremos Il listed nuestro ext:aeIo
de ccryeza Victoria" cons'stente de lupuio
y malta de las nejores,. con 81 cuai poeee
ned haccr en- casa, sesdn nuest-as iRstrue-
clones. Ia meior cervcza.
Fl precio de un paquete de Victoria Beer
Extract" para hacer I gaiones de buena Ger
vcz, Lager. Is $3.50. Mandeaos e dinero con
su crden ' reeibira Ell articu!o hbre de gas:
tos. La fabrication de cerTesa en- casa y G
-,y;o de ouesrro extracto. a los estados pro-
hibieionistas. IS legal. GaransiSanos salts
faction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY,
NEW YORK. y. Y.
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CkSESE:


! Cztaloso d. dana, asxrcaaas : otras
aaciorahtiaacs: ez;easa Lsta De Es-mo-
SOS aomores.
Mande UN DOLLsH Y le "nvarennos 4
vGelta de co--eU. maestro complete, Ca
taoSo Natringuiz.. .On G~eScripciones
] completes. de :nuchzs J5ve1es ) alEC-
raS yiuGas. que pIs-,n = u nna-ido
ouscos = hoarado. PGsde listed escrih:r
\ cralCuic-l Re r.ias y coRt-ac- u f-
liz mat-Inouto en- MY b-sve tempo.
Nasot-oS. po- 2-cStrI pa-te SSracs per-
soras TccDutTtG5.S. nueStro ncgocio
cSta basado ssb-c = hon-aGez y l%..fiti-
! niGaG ash G. ,fuc 20 Ge!e cue !. pcNGe-
~ eautitad &c IN DOLLAR si-va de es-
,orbo cn una P.obc6le EELIC!DAD MA
TEINONIAE- Es--ib2 10Y r.isnc 4:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
2. @. Box i5s. Venice. Cal
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ARTISTAS FRANCHISES
ACUSADOS De TRACTION

PARIS, Oct1bre 14.-Suzy Depss,
una artista del teatro Sarah Bern
hardt; Emilio CUTLER, su marido, que
fue administrator del pugilista anne
ricano Sam Mcvey y Maurice Trem-
bley. empleado de ur banco y repre-
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GRATIFICARE con 500 a Ia persona que
me proporcionc informes eXactos del sebor
Apolinar Elizondo y de su epoGa Ia senoa
Ticenta Olvera. originates de a Hacienda de
la Paz, Edo. de Coahuila, Mexico Tuvc no
ticias dc que dltimamente Sc haLahan radica-
dos cerca de San Marcos, Texas. CaalIuier
vor de Girigirlo I Juan UNalle, Rosenberg.
Texas 90. C5l
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PESQUISAS

$500 d. GRATIFICACIoN o un ano 90
Subscription al diario La PRENSA dare a
Ia persona tue me proporcionc informes del
EehOr mi padre, Cosmc Bandcrss. , de mi
madre. n schora Petra Gomez: 81 senior es
como de so amos de edad, color moreno: am
bos orginarics de Irapuato. Gualia jIiato. Mo
xico. Sc separaron dc mi lado en- 1911. co.
tando en- Wichita, Kansas. habiendose din
edo a Colorado. Cualauier informe que sc
tensa sobrc dichas personas favor dc diriGir-
10 4 Eufrasia Bandcras. 4i5 Locust St. To-
pcka. Kansas. C9b
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G GRATIS

sentante de un austriaco llamado Ro-
semburg, que ocupa I'm lugar pro-
miente en- Ia Bolsa de Paris, han sido
presentado %nte e. Juzgado CORES
pondiente, ba o la acusaci6n de man
tener relacior s o ell enemigo. Ro-
semburg huy, a Suiza cuando La rup-
tura de h~ostliidades Y organize ALI
un banco Y una oficina de informa-
cion con otro. austriaco En- socie-
dad, ilamado Berthieln.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a H. per-
soma que me proporcione infornies exaGIos de
mi hiio. Guziaiupe Davila. de IS amos de edsd:
color moreno. cuerpo regular. algo -delgado.
originario dc Encarnacion de DiAE. Jaii.co.
Mexico. Escribij POI Ultima vez de Taylor.
n. Mexico. Cunlauier informe que sc tonga
sobre dicha persona favor dc dir;girio Z Va
lenbe Davilz. Garden City, Kansas. I5J
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACION 4 Ia per-
sofia que nc entreSae o me proporcEonc In
fo-mes e1actos aeerca dc una veRua hayS.
gorda. como dc 81. 4 5 pies de aiSura. Tiens
una lista negra en- el lomo. Sc perdio q IL
del prcsente mes. Ocurran 4 Federico Cara
$40 Canaron 81. ,t22)
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paQuetes de a%ntitoNina del t2tanc- FL
redido era de los mas eNtracrt'ra-los,
pero aparenGemente la ProFf1eAc'a
habia concurrido 2 ~proverie."
Tan grande fue la demanda para
los ejercitos, que los medlos dc trans
porte resultaron inadecuados y u
~necesario crear un cuerpo especial de
imensajeroS, que Sc ~empleacaa eNciusl-
|vamente en- llevar ell suero en- male
tas V battles. Durante los prlmeros
Iaaos de Ia guerra uno solo de los IA
Iboratorios envi6 millones de inyecclo-
Ines anti-tetanicas. En- Ia actualidad,
nor liseras u sean las heridas q7e
reciba un soldado de los ejercltos de
IFrancia. Inglaterra y los Estados Uni
dos, Embellishments es inyectado y Sc
estima u este suero ha salvado mas
lyidas de las que Sc han perdido ror
efectos de las balas Ia metralla Y los
|gases a~sfiyiantes.
Esto hace muy interesante ell estu-
do del caballo V otros animales, como
Iageates para Ia inmunizaci6n de los
,soldados, no solo contra el tetanC 81
no contra otras Intermediates morta-
les.
El desarrollo de la industrial cientl-
flea de la production de sueros ma lie
gado a tai punto, que en- la actualidad
Sc encuentran establecinlientos bacte-
riol6gicos que disponen de mas de mil
caballos V de establos, c~orrales y ca
sillas en- los que Sc trata a otros AMI
males.
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ST. DARA BUENA GRATIFICACION . u
persona quo proporcione informes exactos del
senior Enrique Zepeda, dc 20 amos de edad. ba-
10 de e~statara. color blaaeo, en- Mexico err fe-
rrucarrilero. cStando cmpleado en- Ia Division
de Aguascalientes en- JUNO de 1915 vino \
EstaGos Unidos. habicndo cscrito por ultima
vcz en- Mayo de 1917 de Es-GanE No. 4. Bngh-
ton, Colo. Cualquier informc favor de dirisir-
10 7 Victoriano Marquez, Ex-GanG No 5, Pam
pa. Texas. l6)
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DIVERsOS

FOTOGRAFIA Ell RAYo." 2ls S. Santa
Rosa ave. (Frente al hotel Madrid. 0btenga
ron prontitud su retrato pora IA carta dc ciu-
fadania o pasaporte. Antes &c ir al Consuia-
ado, ~visitcnos y no perdera tempo. 'res"n-
tc este anuneio y e desconta :emos vcinticirco
por cicnto en- su orden. hspeeia.idnd on tar
,tas p~ostaIcs. 5. Reyes y K. Agri!ar.
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IGNACIO CAIARILLo-Por medic de 81
tas lincas y por ignoraf CT actual donIeifio dc
s,s herrpanos. les hscc sab~r que sc halia era
r.mcntc cnfcrmo &c IL influenza Gpanoia.
Preden dirigir 81 correspondence a. numero
ak 6. San Saba ST, San Antonio. Tex.
o." j. \" I5l
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s5.no DE GRATIF1CAcIoN d.rs a Ia .

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per-
soma que nc proporcione informes exaetoe del
senior Juan Ortiz Coronado y de la sonora
Maxi1aa Orta, el primero como de so amos De
edad. color moreno. usa barba cerrada: II Sc
nora dc IS amos, les ~aconpana una ninA de
10 amos cuyp nonbrc es Maria Torres. Hacs
POGO vivian en- C.. Mier. y. L. Mex. Cual-
quicr informe cue Sc tensa favor de diririr-
10 a AniceSo Torres. Sussriand. Tex. dSl
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De OCCASION
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA una lavsndera- Puedc ia
Ger ell t-abajo en- su propia casa. GIT Ave
nue. z.
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VENDO mi Residential situaGa en- Ia esalina
de lls GALES Sheridan y Madison: Ia nejor
aecadicicnada de Ia ciudad, con o SIN nue.
bles. Tambien magDffico automovil Pierce
Arrow" Para mayores informeS ocurran a 1T
y !: W. Commerce ST., o Cargo La PREM
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Nueva cura para Ia mordedura DC
s%erpientes-

Por raz6n dc su tamano, el cabailo
Jiuega ell principal papel Ell Ia produc-
ci6n de suero, porque sobrevlve a Ia
perdida de grandes cantidades de san
gre. Sin embargo. la humanidad debe
sentirse ayrsdecida hacia otroS mu-
ichos animales, principalmente terne-
lras, conejillos de India, ~coneJos, car
|~neros. cabras. monos, ratones biancoS
" puercos. QUE Sc emplean en- los es-
tablecimientos bacteriol6gicos para la
production de diversas u que Sc
usan como agentes prsve7tivos ? Gu
rstiyos de las mas terribles dolencias.
Es tambien notable Ia inmunlza-
ci6n de los propios cabailos, en- servl-
clio de guerra, contra enfermeoaoes
cue les son peculiares, como Ia grlpa,
pusnonia. estrangol Y otras muchas.
A los caballos heridos en- los campos
de bataila Sc les inmuaiza contra el te-
tano V antes de ser ~empleados en- e.
servicio va Sc les ha ~inyect2do para
inmunizarlos contra las Intermediates
mas comunes.
La lista de las intermediates huma-
mas que, ademas del tetano, nueden
ser tratadas con los sueros como a.
gentes p~reventivos y curativos. es bas-
tante ero c~ontandose entire las
p~rincipales las siguientes: Firueles,
hidrofobia. fiebre tifoidea, pulmonia,
resfriados comunes, grpa, meningl-
lis cerebro-espinal, antras, enterme-
ladies' del colon, tosferina, escarlatl-
ia. difteria. romadizo, Intermediates
genito-urinarias, ersipela, plorrea, d.
senteria. reumatismo, fiebre puerpe-
raj, scpticemia, tuberculosis, peste
bub6nica, colera asiatico Y todas las
de caracter y~ergonzoso.
Tsmbien hay IN suero para Ia nor
dedura de s~erpientes venenosas, que
Sc prepar en- algunos Laboratories
biologicos. Uno de estos, cerca de
Rio Jaae;ro, Ell Ia Repuhlica del sra
sill, que dispone d.. un corral para Ia
cria de s~erpiente:, principle sHs eS-
perinentos con reptiles venenosos
desde hace veinte amos. Sc extrae el
veneno de las glandrlas de la serpien-
te, Sc cristaiiza e inyecta en- otrcs
animales V dc estos Sc obtiene IN sue
70 que Sc ~preconiza de efectos cura-
tivos Electives en- Ia m%ordeduEa de SER
pientes V en- variss Intermediates de
crigen virulento.
Arreplo de los Laboratories J precau-
clones que deben tomarse.
En- 1915 uno de los Laboratories BAG
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TALLER FoNOGRAFIC0, Lcandro NJ: 70
dr!cucE- Reparacion de FoNoGAAfoS de
,nIts classes; Maquinss de coser: A-mas, Re-
lojss. Cerraduras. etc. Maquinas dc eoser
SINGER: Fon6grafos nucyca EN- APONoS :
de segunda mano, MUY BHRATOS: Acee-
sorios para fon6crafos y naaauinas dc coseE.
1O, Ruenavista ST.. San Antonio. Tex.
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Sc NECESITA una criada para trabaio
general de casa. Ocurran a 10 Claudio ST.
UIl
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s1o oo nE GRArIEIcAcIoN da-e a "a per

$1,000 DE GRATIFICACION dare a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione inforEcs exactos del
senior Marcos Soils y de In sonora Angela
Ayala, originar:os de La Ba.cs, jail. Mex
La sonora cs de color moreno, euerpo reGu-
lar, tiene varios lunares Ell Ia cara: el senior
forme Que SC tenga acerca de dichas perso-
mas favor de dirigirio a Sebastian Ayaia. AIS
Cherry St, Fort Collins, Colo. IL
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JoVEN MEXICANo. honrado = t,absjador.
dcsea correspondence con sehorita o viudn jo-
ven, de buenas costumbrcs obleto. matTino-
60 (1S)
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COMPRO nucz en- eantidaces grandes y pc.
,uenas. GIG South Flores St to)
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81 NECESITA chrros para mudanzas o car
car equipaies. liable a ROsALES: Te!efono
Travis 1928.
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Sc NECESITA una criada para trabzio &C.
neral de casa. Ocurran q Sehora Ben vide,
slS S. Lsona St. o ilamen al telcfono Travis
5513. Q9b
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sENoR PRISCILIANO LoZANO. sirvase
listed mandar 81 direction al senior j. G.
Stribling. Llano, Tex t23.
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Sc VENDE auaomovil LITTLE RcoS-
TER" modclo 1914. en- $4,000. al contado o
ca S2I5 en- abonos, pages scraanarios 0 NM
us,
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Sc vENDE una casa de scis piczas con
.odas las corrodidades modcrnas. CaIcntado-
-es en- todas las habitaciones, baho, etc. Oeu-
ran a ia T. 4simira St (l6D