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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
HOW son RAN THE STORE.

The Ida Grove Record-Era prints
the following story of young man
| who succeeded his father in business.
Father started this business over
forty years ago, before there was a
newspaper in the town. He made a
success of the business lin a small
way and never advertised. When l
became old enough to take interest
in the business 1 was put to work in
the store and later began TO wait nv
trade. Later 1 would ask father why
he did not advertise as the other
merchants did, but he would reply,
everyone in the county knows me,
and there is no need to advertise. :"
This did not satisfy me and /
would bring the matter up at every
opportunity and would receive the
same answer, in substance at least
TWO years ago father died and the
business came into my hands. The
first thing l did was to go to the
newspaper office and purchase
space for an advertisement of my
general store and from that day to
this my name has appeared in every
issue of the home paper. But tl.is
is not all. The first year my business
increased twenty-five per cent. Last
year it was double what it was two
years ago. J. have made more clear
money during the past year than nv
father made in any two years of his
career as a merchant. My overhead
expense was but little greater on the
increased amount of business and
did not cut prices to secure business.
simply told the public what l had
to offer and gave them service.
soon learned that there we're far
more people in the county who never
heard of father or had forgotten all
about him, than remembered that he
had been running the oldest store in
the city
There is every advantage in trad
ing with the firms that advertise.
The non-advertiser who tells you he
can sell cheaper because he spends
no money for advertising, shows by
that very argument how little he
knows of modern business methods
of merchandising. You, yourself
know he is not right. Did you ever
go into the city and hunt up the
stores whose advertisements you
have never seen? You hurry to the
store you are familiar with through
their advertisements. Ask yourself
then ii it pays to advertise. 1t pays
the store and pays the customer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
CASTALIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Miller and
children left Wednesday for their
new home in Bangor, Wis.
Misses Gertrude Kessel and Grace
Patterson of Cresco were guests of
Miss Alice Clemmer Thursday and
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kennedy Of
Wadena, Mimi. were guests at the
r. J. MCKeInan home last week.
Mrs. Kate Lang entertained the
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Wednesday.
Mrs. w. X. Riggs entertained the
c. w. W. Club Friday tfernoon.
The card party given for the bene-
mt OF the band Saturday evening was
well attended. The prizes were
awarded to Miss Coda Meyer, Mrs.
r. A. Campbell, Mr.. Helma Meyer
and Mr.. w. A. Harvey.
Friends of Miss Ethel Dahms gave
parcel shower for her at her home
Sunday evening. Miss Dahms was the
recipient of many beautiful and
practical gifts.
Tuesday morning, Dec. 9 at the
Lutheran church will occur the mar
riage of Mr.. Henry Larson of Ossian
and Miss Bertha Schweinefus of
Castalia. Rev. w. A. Harms will Of
ficiate. After a brief honeymoon
they will be at home on the Larson
farm near Ossian.
Miss Clara Brandt spent Sunday at
her home in Postville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tehel and
family formerly of Newton have
moved into the house recently oc-
cupied by 1. J. Allen.
vTMr. l. j. Allen has taken posses
VIM. Albright have moved into part
of the J. A. Stanley house.
Mrs. Thorson of Calmar was a
guest at the B. J. Kneeskern home
Friday.
The Northeastern Iowa Power Co
of Clermont has taken over the cleo
trio light plant of Castalia and will
hereafter furnish light and power for
the town.
Miss Anna Schara has gone to
Rochester to see her father who is
| in the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. R. j. MCKernan en-
| tertained friends SUNDAY evening in
/ honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kennedy
| OF Wadena, Mimi.
! Mrs VIM. Boeckman is ASSISTING 2.
| the Kneeskern & Co. store during the
holiday rush.
Claude Winn of Sanborn is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Vim.
Chas. Schweinefus who accompani-
ed j. &. Miller to Bangor, Wis. re-
turned Sunday morning.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
THIS MEANS All OF US.
what the U. S. Stands For as Inter-
preted by Our Industrial Output.


A public speaker recently pointed
out that while the United States has
only per cent of the population of
the world and only per cent of the
land. it produces:
Sixty per cent of the worlds supply
of copper.
Forty per cent of the worlds supply
of lead.
Fifty per cent of the worlds sup
ply of zinc.
Sixty per cent of the worlds sup
ply of aluminium.
Sixty per cent of the worlds sup
ply of OIL
Seventy-five per cent of the worlds
supply of corn.
Sixty per cent of the worlds sup
ply of cotton.
Forty per cent of the worlds sup
ply of silver.
Fifty-two per cent of the worlds
supply of coal.
Forty per cent of the worlds sup
ply OF iron and steel.
Twenty per cent of the world s
supply Of gold.
Eighty-five per cent OF the worlds
SUPPLY of automobiles.
twenty-five per cent of the worlds
supply of wheat. and refnes 80 per
cent of the copper and operates 40
per cent of the worlds railroads.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
Young Man Found Dead.

VIM. G. Saak, the % year old son
OF Henry Saak, living four miles west
of WaukOn on the DEBORAH road, was
found dead on Friday last at the
John Kreuger place where he was
employed. His death was due to a
paryletic stroke which overcome him
while he was in the barnyard feed
ing the hogs. Mr.. Kreuger was alb
sent at the time and the young mans
death was not discovered until sew
eral hours. He had sustained a
similar stroke year ago and had
not enjoyed good health since. The
bereaved family have the sincere
sympathy of all in their sorrow
Waukon Democrat.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
Too Many Commencers.

We've found it pays. We scan the
Wants regularly. Opportunity
turks there. The other day we MOTTO
ed the abundance of "Finishers
Wanted"
Idea! We yanked out the mental
oil can, got the thought foundry
working and made a discovery. This
nation lacks finishers.
Americans are commencers. We're
always Starting something" in this
land of the free. Infant ideas, spring
up by the million but few reach ma
turity. Before they attain their
majority, We drop the majority OF
them. Before they take practical
form we discard them for new ones.
The mortality rate amoung ideas
is way up. Only few lucky ones
live to grow boards. It's simply be-
cause we're a nation of starters in
need of more finishers. We speak
commercially. Our military repu-
tatlon speaks for itself.
Stay with it, when you get your
big inspiration. When limitations
loom up before your business don't
manke change-make a determine
ton to overcome the limitations and
stick till you do.
The minister's a joiner, the presi-
dents cabinet-maker-let every
man be finisher.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
Sunrise.

She struggled To 4 certain hilltop
and saw before her the silent iniloOd-
ing of the day. Out of the east it
welled and whitcned; the darkness
trembIcd into hight; and the stars
were eXtinguished like the street
lamps of human city. The Wilderness
frightened into silver, the silver
warmed to gold. the gold I;indled into
pure and living fire: and tie face Of
the east was barred with elemental
scarlet,-R. l.. Stevenson.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
II HAPPENED IN DEBORAH.
And Is Happening to Decoran peO-
pie Every Week.

The case told below is not an UNI
common thing The same occurs fire.
Quently and will ,continuesto happen
as long as folks have kidneys and
overtax the kidneys.
DEBORAH testimony has been pub
lished to prove the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills to others in DEBORAH
who suffer from bad backs and kid
ney ills. Lest any sufferer doubt this
evidence of merit, we produce con-
firmed proof-statemen from De-
corah people who again endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills-confirm their
former testimony. Here's case:
Edw. b. Herwig. barber. Maple
Ave., DEBORAH. says: Il stand great
deal and this strains nay back. My
back ached terribly and the kidney
secretions we're prOfnse and | was
tired ont many times before the day
was half over The only thing that
relieved me in any way was Doa1's
Kidney Pills. procured from Wang
lers' Pharmacy. They surely did theiI
work we'll and can't say enough
for them.
OVER THREE YEARS LATER
Mr.. Herwig said: "My former en-
dorsement OF Doan's Kidney Pills
holds good use Doan's when | have
any kidney ailments and they always
fix me up in quick order"
Price 60c, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a Kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney pills the SAINT
that Mr.. Herwig had. Fostor-MiltuTn
CO.. Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10
What Will YOn GiXe2

Already the little ones OF this conf
munity are beginning to wonder
what Santa Claus will bring them
this Christmas.
Daughters are making yelled sug-
gastions, and the sons are openly bid
ding for parental favor at this time.
Mother has her secret desires, and
father is checking up to see if he can
afford new suit or pair of shoes.
The family eye is turning toward
Christmas and is bright with expect
alton. Yuletide joy is lowering in
the offing and all arms are extended
tc it.
But what will you give. That is
the old, old story-the one which
each person must determine for HIM
self.
Our local merchants are ready for
the rush. They are prepared to sat
isfy every legitimate demand. Their
selections are especially appropriate
this year.
Our advertising columns will keep
you in touch with the situation ca n
week. The choicest and best of all
gifts will be found there.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10

Fresh roasted peanuts by the
pound at Otto Anderson's. Get your
Christmas supply here. 49-3,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10

Fine line of box stationery at
Otto Anderson's; will make nice
gifts. 49,.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10

Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-12-10

Conserve Coal--Burn Wood.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-27

En- vista del exito que esta repre-
sentaci6n ha tenido. es probable que
el ~improvisado cuadro de artistas, re-
pita la fiesta en- esta poblacion V en-
los poblados de los alrededores. du-
rante todos estos dias de Diciembre
Y la primera Quincena del mes entran-
te. cobrando una pequena suma de
dinero por la entrada, a fin de re-
sarcirse de los gaStos que han tenido
que -hacer para alquilar los vestidos
Y demas TITLES Y enseres que Sc han
necesitado para la representation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-27
Ell JAPoN RESTRINGlRA LOS PA
. SAPORTES A LAS "NOVlAS POR
FOTOGRAFIA."

Sabido es que un gran nunero ne
iaponeses que residen Ell este pals,
acostumbran contraer matrinionio
con mujeres de su pals, con qutenes
Sc ponen en- communication por medic
de anuncios de la prensa y agenclas
de matrimonios, que sc encarGa9 &c
conseguir las fotografias de aQue!ias
personals que deseen contraer Hlatr;.-
mcnio.
Como esta practica Sc ha prestado
para muchos abuses por parte de
los ~"agentes" Y aun de muchas no
Was" que a la postre resultan YER
daderas vampires, cue 10 unlco
que Sc proponen es apoderarse de los
ahorros de los solicitantes. ell gobler-
no japones ha parade mientes en- es-
te asunto Y Sc propone ahora res
tringir la emission de pasaportes a las
''novias por fotografia', cuando tai
cosa pueda hacersc sin injusticia pa
IA aquellos japoneses que han pro-
gresado 10 bastante para hacer sus
convenios de matrimonio como garan
tia de consideration.
FL gobierno japones no intenta ha-
Ger un anuncio Official de este, sino
que experimentara el plan por espa-
clio de dos meses. para e ell ~resulta-
do, antes de imponer una restriction
formal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-27
N0TAS FORANEhS
PAsTORELA MEXICANA EN- DO.
NINA, TEXAS

DONNA. Tex. Dicicmbre 25.--La
fiesta salientc entire las que sc cete-
braron en- esta region durante Ia Ma
vidad que ACADIA de pasar, ha sido sin
duda alguna. Ia Pastore!a que Sc re-
nresanto por obreros meXlcanos en- el
barrie de East Donna. Gurante los
diaS % Y pa. y que coaStltuyo un
v~erdadero acontecimiento, sobrc to-
do, crtre las familias que 4 ella
concurrieron. pueS entire elias no sc
coroccn esta clase de fjestas tan CO.
munes entreel pueblo de Mexico.
Para Ia representation Sc impr1-
vis6 un tablado especial en- el patio
de una casa. y la luz de las linternas
= '~'mechones" dc ~petroleo, unico a
lumbrado que SC empleo, daha al lu-
gar un aSpecto muy tipico de Ia vida
pastoral.
La p~astorela que Sc representa- es
una de las mas conocidas en- Mexico.
pues Sc refiere al viaje de los p~astores
a Belen para yer al Nino-Dios Y d
las intrigas de Lucifer Que a tcda cos
ia rrata de impcdir Ia llegada de Il
quellos al Portal, poniendo en- juego
toda SUI cohorte de demonios.
La pastorela. Que esta lena de
cantieos V Situaciones c6micas, hizo
la delicia de los ninos y en- general
de TODD ell pUblico cue acudio a pre-
Seuciarla. en- Su mayoria genie SEN
ella V de sentimientos religiosos. IN
ire la cual dejo una honda impression
de tenor religioso. Como la obra
contiene un gran numero dc esce-
mas Y 81 representation complete O.
cuparia muchas horas. sc do Ell dos
parties, de modo que la segunda. que
concluye con la lIegada de los pas
torres al Portal de Belen, coincidiera
con la Noche Buena.
Todas las personals que tomaron
parte en- la representation de Ia Pas
torela. son trabajadores meXicanos
del rancho dc Eltweed Pomeroy. de
este lugar, Y para poder llcvar a ca
DO esta fiesta, Gedicaron muchas no.
ches de estudio V ensayos para QUO
la obra ~saliera 10 mas perfecta QUO
Sc pudiera. FL empeno Y voluntad de
los trabajadores fue tai, cue a fin dc
preparar bien Ia obra. sacrificaron
gustosos varios dias de trabajo.
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TERTULIA DE NAVIDAD.

BROWNSVILLE. Tex Dic;embrc
25.-Muy concurrida Y allegro ra.dlto
Ia tertulia que con motive de Ia Ma
vidad. organize el Centre Latino"
de esta ciudad, la noche del 4 del ac-
tual. en- su Residential social, esQui-
ma de las GALES de Washington V
Sa.
Durante Ia fiesta Sc desarrollo IN
programa literario musical, Y So que
bro una gran pinata, con gran conten
tsmiento de Ia genie menuda u hi
&c gran acopio de "colaciones''. Des-
pues de este tuvo lugar un animado
taile y a la media noche Sc obSequij
= Ia concurrencia con sandwiches. dull
ces y fruta.
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DE La METROPOLI MEX1CAN
Estan en- hueIga cuatrO mil brreos.-Discusion sobre ell tes-
tamento del senior de la Tore y Mier.-La faIta de cam
bio causa dficuItades.-Una com:sion del Senado ante
ell observation-disclosures contra los toros.-En favor de
las mujeres y ninos que trabaJan.

ras no solo de esta capital, sino de Ia
R~epublica toda. Sc las hace TRAFALGAR
demasiado Y, sobre TODD, sc las ooll-
ga per hambre a prestar sus serviclos
mas de las ocho horas reglamenta-
das por la ley. En- iguales concl-
clones estan los ninos, con la cir
cunstancia criminal de que no Sc les
deja tempo para que adquieran los
conocimientos indispensables para la
r~udimentaria lucha por Ia vida.
Hace va algun tempo que estos
datos existen en- el Departamento
del Trabajo, pero no Sc habia podi-
do conceder la atencion que ell case
reclama debido a ci~rcunstancias espe-
ciales. creadas especialmente por los
movimiertos de los trabajadores. en-
pugna con los capit2listas desde hace
algun tempo.
Hoy, como Sc indica. sc formara
IN reglamcnto para el trabajo de la
mujer, dc tai manera protector, que
no sera va motive de sacrificio para
ella luchar para ganarse Ia vida en-
ninguno de los campos propicios.
Con respccto q los ninos, Sc hara
igual cosa, sCbre TODD, aterdiendo
cSrecialmentc a Que es necesarlo que
dispongan de algunas horas para que
concuTran 4 IL escuela, como Sc esta
hacienda "a en- algunas n~egociaciones
hdc Ia f~rcntera, como en- Monte
Trey, que por su cuenta s~ostiencn es-
tablocimicntos de importancia con
professors de rccon5cida compcten-
cia.
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TAMANO: IS Y 1871.

No. Al, PreeiO ........ S5l.@O
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Ia semana pasada, con la partida del
puerto de Nueva York para Hambar-
go, Alemania, del vapor 'Mancnuria',
de bandera americana. Este es ell phi
mer vapor de pasajeros que hace SER
vicio entire un puerto americana =
otro aleman, desde la firrna de, ar
misticio. Ell citado yapor lleva un
gran cargamento de provisiones Y %
pasajeros, de los cuales seis son mt.
jeres, todos clos representatives De
casas comerciales. Ell "Manchuria'
lleva tambien la mayor cantidad de
correspondence janis remitida poI
va?or alguno.
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OCBC NINOS con GROUP.

"Tuve ocho ninos con Group Y les
di a todos Foley's Honey and Tar"
escribe Mrs. P. Rehkamp, 2404 Her.
mar St, Covington, Ky. Este re-
medic disuelve Ell mucus y las flemas
Y ev:ta la tos, proporciora una bue-
ma respiration Y I'm sueno ~tranQuilo.
No contiene NARCOTICS Y a los ninos
les agrada. Recomendado para toses,
resfrios ' para co~rvalescencia de in
fluenza o gripa. Puedea tomarlo
tanto los ad'lltos como los rinos.
I'ADEl
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CUEDO RESTABLECIDO Ell SER.
VICiO DE EAPORES ENTIRE
NUEVA YORK Y HAM .
BURGO. ,

El servicio de vapores de pasaje-
ros entire los Estados Unidos y Ale
mania, que sc hallaba i~nterrumpido
desde 1914 a c~onsecuencia de la que
RIA, qued6 restablecido ell sabadc de
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GAIA. Iepitiro paio de Rosa

TAMANO: IS y ISL.
GAIA: Legitin:o palo de Rosa.
CUNA DE LA PARTE lNFE-
RIOR: En- forma de '. ceiu!oide
con dos lineas &c 900 de ce-
u!oide en- los ladoS, dolores blan-
co Y negro.
PARTE SUPERIOR: De made
ra de abeto, embellishments selec-
ciOnada.
REVESTIDURA: COSTlLLAS,
.CUELLO, CABEzA INCRUSTA-
DA: Igual a Ia de las Nos. 80 Y 30,
ADORNO DE LA CAEEZA: De
celuloide negro y bla2cO Y marca
de fabrica SAMGO.
CLAVE:. De ebano legitimo.
TRASTE DE La GUITARRA:
De plata americana.
INCRUSTACIONES: De celu-
loide blanco V negro, de 063 y dos
Ilineas de $50.
PUNTGS DE POSICION: ).
INCRUSTACIONES DE LA
GAIA:
PARTE SUPERIOR: / li2eaS
de O3o, de celuloiGe blanco Y negro.
IncrustacioncS inmediataS a In
Gaia de Sonidos: ) lincas de 030
de caluloide blanco Y negro : ,
Icirculos de tres lineas de celu.oi-
de de los miSmos dolores.
CENTRIC DE IA PARTE POS
TERROR: ) lineas de $50, de ce,u-
loide negro : blanco.
CABEZA: Niquelada, con boto-
mes blancoS.
PUENTES: De celuloide negro
con montadura de hueso.
CLAVUAS DEL PUENTE: Dc
| celuloide blanco.
TUERCAS: De hueSo.
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No. so, Precio

No. so, Precio .......... s49.oo
GAIA: Magnifica MADEIRA, pre-
ciosamcnte tallada.
CUHA DE LA PARTE lNFE-
RIOR: En- forma de ', de ceiulo!-
de negro. o dos lineas. de O5G,
de ccluloide blsnco Y negro.
PARTE SUPERIOR: De mag
.nifica MADEIRA. muy bie1 tallada.
REVESTIDURA: De lcgitina
caoba. barnizada y perfectamentc
acabada.
COSTILLAS: De MADEIRA de
abeto, muy flexible.
CUELLO: De caoba legitlma:
CABEZA INCRUSTADA: Del
mismo material que Ia GAIA.
ADORNOS DE La CABEZA:
De celuloide blanco Y negro y msr-
ca de fabrica &AMMO.
CLAVE: De cbano legitimo.
TEASTE DE LA GUlTARRA:
De plata americana.
PUNTOS DE POSICION: J..
~INCRUSTACIONES DE LA
GAIA:
PARTE SUPERIOR: 4 linaas
de O30 de ce.uloide b!anco ' negro
" CtraS en- los lados.
ADORNOS De LA GAIA DE
SONINOS: / circu!o de cinco Ii
peas de $50 de celuloide blanco y
dos circulos de 3 lineaS de 030.
CENTRIC DE LA PARTE POS
TERROR: ) liHeas de 030, de ce-
luloide blaHco y negro.
CABEZA: Niquelada. con boto-
reS bi2ncoS.
PUENTE: De celuloide negro,
con a~?ontadura blanca.
CLAVIJAS' DEL PCENTE: De
.e.uio;de blanco.
TUERCA: De hueSO.
CLAVIJA FINAL: De ce!ulolde
| 5iarco.
2 a7res de 50 dias, le daremos, alb
el. No espere mas tempo. escr'ba
IS.
.pt. Is.
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No. SO. Precio .......... SZz-oV
TAMANO: Is y 1874.

TAMAHO: Is y 1874.
GAIA: Legitima caoba, cuidado-
ssmente escogida Y arregiada.
CUNA DE LA PARTE lNFE-
RIOR: En- forma de ', o inca
PARTE SUPERIOR: DE made
"a de abeto. cujdadoSamente se!ec-
cionada.
REVE~TIDURA: En- lorna de
Y. cuidadoSameltc cortada-
COSTILLAS: De MADEIRA de abe
10. muy fleXioles.
CUELLO: De legi.ima caoba,
fresca ' de Ia mejor claSe.
CABEZA INCRUSTADA: Palo de
ADORNO DE Ia CABEZA:
Marca de fabrica triangular. SAM
MO.
CLAvE: he ebano legitimo.
TRASTE DE Ia GUITARRA:
De plata americana.
PUNTOS De POSICION: ;.
NCRUSTACIONES DE LA
PARTE SUPERIOR: Incrusta-
clones dolores te fantasia, muy
atractiyaS.
FAJA De CELULOIDE BLAN-
CO, DE O65.
ADORNOS DE IA GAIA DE
SONIDOS: | circUlo de fantasia
de MADEIRA incrustada, dos circulos
de -res Iireas, !ncrustaclon cOlcreS
negro = blanco.
CENTRIC De LA PARTE pos
TERROR: Barra de MADEIRA ircrus-
tsda. del miSmo eStilO que ii de
Ia p2rte superior.
ACABADO: Caoba color oDscu-
TO. tres capas De baruiz, tres capas
de pedaciros de concha. cuidadosa-
menre a~rreGladaS.
CABEZA CON LLAEES DE
MIGUEL y Boto1es blancoS.
PUENTE: De ebaro. con mon
tadura de hueSo.
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CLAEILAS DEL PUENTE: De

CLANJAN DEL FUENIE' DS
abano. punto dc Cerias.
TUERCAS: De hueSo.
CLA.VIJA FINAL: De ebano
con punto de perla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-27

CIAVIJA FINAL: De celuloide
blanco.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-06-19

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