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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-14
BUT HE HAD TO
WAIT THIS TIME
FOR ANY ORDERS

Amsterdam. Nov. 13-William Ho-
henzollern. who. as German emperor,
never liked to be kept waiting. had to
remain Sunday in what amounted to
temporary arrest in a railway car at a
small wayside station until word came
from The Hague permitting him to
proceed and telling him where to 90
The former emperor. according to a
contributor to a Maastricht newspaper.
felt his position keenly and kept him
self hidden in a railway car thruout
his stay at the station.
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Port Washington, N. Y, Nov. IA
Lieut.. John Philip Sousa. leader Of
the band of the naval training station
at Great Lakes, Ill. was said to be re-
covering today at his home here from
painful affection of the right ear 1t
developed from a cold caught on the
recent tour of his hand
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Relief comes instantly

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken Will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head, chest, body Or
Ii BIS
It promptly opens ciogged-up nos
trf1s and air passag es in the lead.
stops nasty discharge or nose running.
relieves sick headache. duiiness. fey
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PRINCE IN HOLLAND
Washington Hears What 1t Believes
Is Good Dope

Washington. Nov. 14-Official In
formation reached the state depart
ment thru neutral sources that the
former German crown prince has ar
rived in Holland and has been In
termed.
These advices, which are regarded
as definitely disposing of reports that
the former crown prince had been
Killed, also said the former empress
was expected shortly to join her hus-
band and son in Holland.
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Washington, Nov. 14-Chairman
Baruch of the war industries board
today released the ban on all trade
exhibits, including automobile shows
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Call Off NIartii Gras.

New Orleans, Nov. 14.-Because of
the amount of war work still neces-
sary, New Orleans will not hold its
annual Mardi Gras next March, 1t
was officially announced today by the
heads of the several organizations hav-
ing charge of the celebration.
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Corn Cob Causes Explosion.

Ottawa. Kan. Nov 14.-William m
kautz, a farm hand. as years old,
lighted a corncob to warm up the car
buretor of a stationary engine and ac-
cidentally dropped the cob still afire
under a can of gasoline which he be-
gan to pour into the tank. In the ex-
plosion he was severely burned.
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1000 WORKERS ARE OUT
Curtass Company Let's Many En-
ployes Go Today.

Buffalo. N. Y. Nov. 14.-With the
cancellation of three or It's largest gov
eminent contracts, the Curtiss Aero
plane & Motor company today re-
leased 1900 workers. Further cur
tailment of the working force is ex-
pected. The company will iomediate-
Iy resume the manufacture of aero
planes for commercial use.
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Baton Rouge, La, Nov. 14.-With
but six precincts missing. official fig
ures here today show that the woman
suffrage amendment lost by about
1000 in the recent election.
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FAR BEHIND IN DRIVE
Whole Country Is Reported Far Be.
hind in Tint Campaign Quota.

New York. Nov. Twin 1891
97z subscribed at noon today. the
country was far behind the record set
for the progress of the united war
work campaign and national head
quarters said more than $40. coo. eco a
day must be given from now until
Monday night If $z5o,o00, 900, the goal
in view of increased appropriations
necessitated by the prospective period
of reconstruction, is to be reached.
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A CLASH OVER PEACE
In Buenos Aires There Is Battle Be-
tween Factions.

CURED here Wednesday night when a
parade organized as a pro-ally and
anti-Irigoyen demonstration met an
opposition crowd One person was
killed and several wounded
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"WORK OR FIGHT"
ORDER NOW OFF
FOR THE PRESENT

, Washington Nov 1.-THE work
or fight" order has been automatically
suspended. il was pointed out at the
provost marshal generals ONCE today
as long as draft calls are held up.
Should calling of draftees be unex-
pectedly resumed. it was explained.
the work or fight ruling would again
automatically become operative
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STOP The VIOLENCE

Foch Tells the Germans To Be Good
at Once.
London. Nov. 14.-Marshal Foch to-
day wirefessed the German command,
demanding stoppage Of acts of violence
and pillage against the inhabitants of
Belgium. particularly in the region of
Brussels.
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CREDIT Is GIVEN ITALY.
800, 600. 900 Further Loan VIII Be
Spent Mostly Here.

Washington. Nov IA credit of
500. 000.0 900 for Italy was announced
today by the treasury. This will be
used largely to pay for feodstuffs and
war supplies already ordered by the
Italian government in this country
and in process of manufacture or ex-
port Italy's aggregate loans from the
United States now amount to $780,
100000. and those of all the allies
s79129766e6
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THE PRINCES QUIT
Joachim Ernest of An;lalt and Leo
pold Of Lippe> Out.

Copenh- gen, Ney. 14.-Prince Joa-
chin Ernest of AnhaIt and Prince
Leopold of LipVe-DetmoId have abdi-
Gated, it was announced from Berlin
today.
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Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 14.-American Ms
in today's overseas casualty list in
clude: Killed in action: c. l., Naples
Kansas City, Kan.
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WOULD TRY HIM
HoIlanders in London In De-
mand for Wilhelm.
Ask Former Kaiser Be Surren-
dered for Trial.

London, Nov 14.-Hollanders in
London have cab1ed Count Won Ben
timex and the Dutch premier. demand
ing surrender of Count William Ho-
henzoIlern for trial.
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Friday. November Is, at $50 a. m.
at the unclaimed freight room. oppo-
site the r. r. Y NJ. c. A. on East 4th
street-Adv.
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TWO MEN ARE KILLED
And Several Scalded When Big Steam
Pipe Bursts.

New York. Nov. IA naval lieu
tenant and a machinist were killed and
two were seriously injured today when
a steam pipe exploded in the hold of
the United States transport Louisville
in North river.
The. dead are: Lieut. Alexander
Walter. 80. and Sylvester Pennemoyer.
machiniSt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-14
Judge Your Baking
Powder BY Its
Actions and Results

Don't allow misleading statements
or advertisements to influence you.
Calumet Baking Powder is appreciated
most by those who know it best.
Before you form an opinion, give Calumet
trial, watching every process of the max
ing and the baking from start to finish.
Calumet will prove that it is pure, whole
some and economical that light, fluffy
biscuits, mullins, doughnuts, cakes, griddle
cakes, ETC., always result from its use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued today In
the probate court to:
Fred u. Housh, Winchester. Kan..... 2S
Efma p. Goode, Winchester. Kan. IS
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MRS VIVA TAYLOR died Tuesday at
her home 1910 Tenth street. Funeral an
nOuncements LATER
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Sousa Is Better.

Wedding rings. lS-K gold. 81 up
darr1s-Goar CO.. 1921 E. 6th.-AdV
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MRS GERTRUDE MePETERS, age 90
9leh November a. In local hospital
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ARE DOING THEIR PART
Victory Boys and Girls Making Good
Showing in Drive.

The Victory Boys and Girls Sec
ton of the united war work campaign
reporting to state headquarters shows
that in nearly every section of the
state this section will redeem the
pledged made in full. ~
Reports received from various Sec
tious TODAY arc a. follows.
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That's Why We Say

Go to your dealer - ask for, buy and try
a can of Calumet Baking Powder. If
you are not perfectly satisfied after a
thorough test, return what's left and get
your money back.
aHUhest Asszs1 Works p.se Eesd ExVSst6s9s
Chtca0os Grand Prize and Cod MEDAL Paris
Expedition, 1912.
Canss Bakins Powder ss.s,aessd - svs s.aasassn
every pszsse.l.s. rsussssnssA rs0se
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MRS HELEN KELLER of a01 E,st
Eucnd avenue died this morning Funeral
announcements later
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Local Mention.

Safety razor blades sharpened bG-
ter than new, 25c-35c doz. Brunt-
Martin.-Adv.
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Attention. Stars.

Attention, Stays.
There viii be a meeting tonight
Come out, business of Importance
s. E. AUSTIN,
ADV. Exalted Director.
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Unclaimed Baseage Sale.

Adv.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs Addie May Howard
age 81. who died Wednesday at her home
- Chandler street. will be held Friday
afternoon at o'clock from PenwelI's
chapel. Burial in TopekaNcemetery.
The funeral Of Arnie Mitchell. who died
sunday. was held this afternoon at 3
O'Clock from Hamilton's chapel.
The funeral of Mrs. J. W. Corey, of
Emporia. who died November II at 81
Madison street VIII be held Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock from ShelIabarger's
chapel. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
ELMER WILKINSON. age 10. died No
vember Ii. at 40 Madison The funeral
VIII be held Saturday afternoon Mt O'Clock
from Penwells chapel. Burial In Zion
cemetery.
kNOWLTON MCKAY died Sunday at
70 Polk street. The body was taken to
Williamsburg, Kan. for burial today.
The funeral Of James H Fetherstin, age
Madison street will be held Sunday after
noon from the Seward avenue Baptist
church Burial in Topeka cemetery.
MRS HELEN KELLER Of eo1 East
Euclid avenue died this morning Funeral
announcements later
MRS. VIVA TAYLOR died Tuesday at
her home. 1910 Tenth street. Funeral an
nouncements later
MRS GERTRUDE MePETERs, age 20.
Funeral announcements later
Lords Flowers Satisfy Tel .sz7-
Adv.
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KNOWLTON MCKAY died Sunday at
I'd Polk street. The body was taken to
Williamsburg. Kan. for burial today.
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New York, Noy. II.

New York Stoch Market
FURNISHED by T. J. Myers. 301 n. f. Bldg.
Evening star., 1918-01-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - 70 buy old furnftno and featAsR
beds when settling why not drop . postal to
the old reliable Armf
Evening star., 1918-01-06

MANAGING DIRECTOR wanted. energetic and
competent man. In a company of great promise;
open to rigid investigation: money is secondary
TO quaIihca tons: replies confidential. Address
1S4-C, Star Office.
RELIABLE efficient business woman wants finan
cnI hacking or partner with money to start up
to-date cafeteria. Address Box 303-C. Star Office
RESTAURANT in hotel; heat and light furnish
ed; also two nice billiard store rooms and
brick stable in the resr; coming busy section
470 Ia. NV. Now under repairs. Can be
seen any day. Phone Franklin 200G. W. A. Nc
C1oskey. 3l0 st. NV.
R00MNG HOUSILcom1lsisiy furaIshed; 1Tst-
sless nrg%gositissn; % s 4 Suisk sais VIII saerisss.
Evening star., 1918-01-06
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us.
BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.

ADJUSTABLE book shelves, 5xs: library table,
rugs, ehild's writing desk, etc; leaving city.
liza kilbourne place. Col. S4.s-I.
BUFFET, dining room table, chars, icebox, =
beds. children's beds. chiroH.er and other
housefurnishings: Army officer leaving city. fS9
Quincy st. nv.
Evening star., 1918-01-06

CLERK in coal office; experience
preferred. Address, stating refer
ences, Box &C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-01-06

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MUFF, browa fur, VIA ifewn satin rune: u
cinity Columbia Heights. Reward. sssa 18th
PLAIN sesd assl e1.ia. dss6is IiaE.; Fegad nnt
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PLATINUM RING, Two dianosds, sappHirs in
center, lost 10 Wasdinstoa bet. 10th and 2eth Of
s.s .s.Tssn a,.-s siGS as,. s."'rd e'afn to c " I'm
POCKETBOoK. blfcE. feidin1 eentainiae idenfi.
acatiea card. liberty. bond card and sam Of
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owns., 1919 Vernon fu 81. Reward Address
Po0KETBook = Pltsnt leather, containing s.
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e Dupont Circle. Reward. 17i< Oregon aye.
P0CKETBooK, brown leather. contents value to
! owner. between Tennessee are, 1lth and y. Cap
| ttol. Liberal reward II returned 10 Tennessee
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-31
LOS ITALIANOS ALCANZARON
UN iMPORTANTE TRIUNFO
(Viene de la "a Pag1

sena, despues de una lucha de cua-
tro horas contra un enemigo muy su-
perior en- numero. Las tropas que
realizaron esa .~accion, fueron las alpi-
nistas. Ell enemigo Sc hallaba per
fectamente a]trincherado Y disponia
de p~odcrosas fo~rtificaciones construi-
das desde anteS del principle de Ia
guerra, Y que hahian sido grande-
nsentc mejoradas desde que Sc entabl0
IA lucha.
Las tropaS italianas Ilegaron q la
cordillera de Presena, despues de a
tacar cuatro veces al enemigo bajo
un terrible fuego de las baterias aus
~triacas. Al fin el enemigo fue domi-
nado Y los alpinistas pudieron tomai
possession de esas d~efensas por medic
de un ataque a la bayoneta.
La topografia misma del terreno
constitute un gran obstaculo para la
lucha, Y como aun no Sc habian AGA
bado de fundir los hielos de las ulti-
mas heladas Y nevadas, los soldados
italianos tuvieror que hacer un avan7
&c a traves de ventisqueros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-31
UN ESFUERZO PARA ACERCAR-
Sc A PARIS.
(Viene de Ia 2a.)

do tan vigorosamente Su empuIe ha-
cha el sur. Su avance en- ell centric de
la Inca aver. no fue sin embargo, mas
que de tres Y media millas, contra
cinco v medic cue hicieron en- el pri-
mer dia V siete en- ell segundo.
FL segundo objective que el Estado
Mayor aleman c~onsidera quiza mas
importantc, a juzgar por los %esfuerzos
hcchoS en- Scissors, es ell de ens2n-
char ell saliente hacia el 6este de esa
plaza, con ell fin de enderezar Ia
Inca entire csc lugar y Montdidier.
Tai e ell KronPEinz p%retende por
medic de un movtmfento de tai natu-
raleza en- esa region, a~cercarse un
POGO mas hacia Paris por esa via, que
es la mas recta.
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Reeuperaron Taedmba'
70 los C%arrancistaS

MORELIA, Michioacan, Mayo u.
Ell captain Jose Zapata, p~ertene-
ciente a las fuerzas del general Or
tiz Rubio, ataco, al frente de II
columna de dicha division, a los re-
beldes de Chavez Garcia que esta-
ban poseionados de la ciudad de
Tacambaro de Codallos, logrando
obligar al enemigo a evacuar Ia pla-
"a despues de hacer resistencia du-
rante dos horas.
El ataque Sc inicio a las once &c
la noche, cuando los ocupantes de
la plaza no esperaban ser atacados,
V fu6 de tai manera %vigoroso que,
como queda dicho, a las dos horas
ell enemigo Sc VIC obligado a aban-
donar sus posiciones primero y la
ciudad despues, dejando muchos
muertos y algunos %prisioneros en- po-
der de las fuerzas leales.
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va empezaTOn a entrar
>(Viene de la pa Pag)

liegaba a 25. 900 Por 10 que parecea
dada la magnitud del ataque, el ne
migo ha usado una gran parte de
sus reservas en- Ia ofensiva a traves
del Aisne, pues no Sc han aprovecha'
do del exito alcanzado aqui, para
dirigir un nuevo golpe en Ell frente
septentrional, como era de esperarse.
Ell curse de las operaciones drrante
cl dia, hace pensar en- que el Prlncl-
pc Heredero quiza pretenda CONT
nuar su ofensiva a 10 largo del Ais
ne. hacia ell Oeste, IN vez de intcntar
accrcarse mas al Marine, pero tal CO,
ga s6lamente podra saberse Ell ell cur
so de las operaciones siguientes.
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De la Ciudad de Mexico

cidos todos los departamentos oflcia-
les que qnedaran suprimidos ahora
por causa de fuerza mayor.
No Sc suprimira la Orquesta Sinfoni-
ca.
Ell maestro Y compositor Manuel
NJ. Ponce, director de la OrqueSta Sin
fonica que ha quedado borrada dc lbs
listas oficiales, cito en- su casa ha-
titaci6n a los professors qGe iate-
s::an la agrupa1itn mencicnada, pF-
"a ANNIVERSARIES que esta no Sc d.
solvera por haber dejado de perte-
necer al Gobierno, sino que sustitul-
"a con elementos propios.
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LA FALSIFICACION DE MEDICI.
MAS EN- MEXICO
Viepe de la pag. 4a.:l

---
dos. ell Consejo de S~alubridad ha
girade una circular telegrafica a to-
da la %Repubiica, previniendo a las
autoridades, a fin de que estas pom
gan en- conocimiento de los medicos'
y de los farmaceuticos sobre cuales
drogas deberan extremar su vigilan-
cha, sin p~erjuicio de praticar IN
reconocimiento en- todas las que ha-
yam sido compradas por ellos en- la
lccalidad Y no por conducto de las
casas importadoras Y de credito bien
sentado.
La circular de referencia es la
siguiente:
Circular telegrafico.-Numero
S.-M6xico, Mayo 20 de 191S.-A
los c~iudadanos gobernadores de los
Estados:
HabiendoSe sorprendido falsifica-
cion de algunos medicamentoS, ia
les como Piramidon.. Enquinina (etyl
carbonate de quina,) Benzonaftol,
marca "Riedel" Y Cloluro de Cocai
ma, marca "Mallinokrodt,) suplico
a listed muy a~tentamente sc sirva
ordenar Sc ejerza una e~stricta vi
.gilancia sobre dichos medicamentos,
r~emitiendo muestras de los que es-
ten a Ia venta en- ell comercio. para
proceder al analisis correspondence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-31
En- Mexico va SC fabrican ilantas.

Ha Quedado establecida en- esta ciu
dad Ia primera fahrica de llantas para
AUTOMOBILES Que Sc ha instalado en-
territorio, mexicano.
En- Ia m]encionada fabrica, solo sc
hace, por ahora, llanta dura de la
que Sc emplea para las ruedas de los
camiones y de los autos de carga, ha-
biendo va dado' magnificos .~resuita-
dos las que sc han fabricadO.
FL coSto que arrojan las uevas
~llantas de fabrication nacional, Sc
gun informes que han propOrci@ado
los fabricantes, es de IN ]cincuenta
por ciento menor que ell que repre-
sentan las llantas importadas de los
EStados Unidos.
Las cantidades que durante el ano
pr6Ximo pasado sc gastaron en- Me
Nico en- implementos ~extranjeros pa
IA autoE. ovileS, arrojaron IN total de
I'm million de pesos, POGO mas 0 me-
nos, cantidad que durante este ARC
quedara en- la nacion, debido a CUE
SO procurara proporcionar a tcdas las
erpresas automoviliSticas los i'm.
Dlementos necesarios, a menor coSto.
Funciona la comision de indemniza-
clones.
Oficialmente Sc ha anunciado que
9! .unes pr6yimo comenZara 2 funcio-
mar la Comisi6n de Indamnizaciones,
creada por cl PrcSidente para que a
tienda a las muchas que han sido pre-
sentadas Y las que acknowledgements Sc
presentaran mas tarde, por los danos
causados por la revolution.
FL dia de la inauguration de las
lahores de la comisi6n referida, e,
prcsidente de ella abrira ell primer
sobre de los muchos c]entenarc5 que Sc
han rccibido ccnteniendo todoS los da-
tos de una reclamation por perjuicios
causadoS a causa de la revuelta.
Los dictamenes que sean formula
dos en- cada case de reclamation, Sc
IAN reviSados por ell Presidente Ca
rranza, quien r~esolveri 81 la Comision
dictaminadora ha estado en- 10 justo o
81 es de cubrirse ia indemnizacion Pc
dida.
Robo en- calle centrica en- pleno dia.
La Cereria Las Tres Marias", 81
tuada en- una de las GALES de Capu-
chinas, fue asaltada aver q las dos de
Ia tarde por n cuadrilla de bandi-
dos, qulenes, sin que nadie les opu-
sierra obStaculo de ninguna especie,
~forzaron la GAIA de caudales de la ca.
Sa asagtada V extrajeron la suma de
once mil pesos, aparte de algunos OBJ
jetos de valor, consistentes en- alba
jas, ~documentos, etc.
Del robo Sc dieron cuenta los en-:
pieados de la casa hasta las tres de
Ia tarde. hora en- que volvian a abrir
Ell establecimiento, dando parte .inme-
diatamente q las autoridadeS, aunque
estas sc preSentaron mas tarde toda,
(via que los empleados, va que nj nue..
Has de los rateros encontraron.
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SEA I'D. Ell REY DE LOS BRU.
JOS Y observation-disclosures

Enormes sIiarios Sc PAGAN en Teatros Y
VaudevineS. lnteresaDte. fascinador. miste-
rioso. Viaia listed alrededor del mnndo-
InStruCcioneS completes por 500 sn.a5c.,
para introducir nuestroS maravilloSos mis-
ierios e iluSoneS Defalies gratis. ESCrf-
banoS hoy mismo Y solo remitanos veinr'-
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G~RATIFICARE ron $1,000 Il quicn me die
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padre. Pedro Castro. CaSado con Ii sehora
Mariana Zavala de Castro J nc mis- her
manos Pedro Y Dolores. CualGulcr infOr-
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a qUicn me die
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GRATIrICARE con $500 Il Ia persona Que
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pabatups Y hc<ue cSa rrrha no me la 81
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Jovcn mcXcano. dc IS aIlos dc c!a' de
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