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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-06
Athletics Cop Two

Athletics Cop Two Boston. July 5.-Philadelphia won both games from Boston today by final inning rallies, taking the first 5 to and the second game to G. Scores:
 First game: R. H. E. Philadelphia =. o2o 900 0o3- 1 Boston ..... 100 900 200 13 l Batteries-Rogers and McAvoy; Du- mont, Caldwell and Schang.
 Second game: R' H. IL, Boston ...... 200 900 021 l. | Batteries Johnson and Perkins; James, Jones and Walters. Senators Split With Tanks | New York. July 5.-New York and | Washington broke even in weird double-header here today lasting rive and a half hours. The Yankees won the first game to 4. although the local pitchers issued eleven bases on
 balls Washington took the second game. Il to 5, by scoring eight runs off Russell in the first inning after two were out, on six hits. including Menosky's home run and five New York errors. Scores:
 washington ... 900 o4o ooo- 10 2 New York ..... 900 204 cox 10 1 Batteries-Craft. Whitehouse, Gill and Picinich; Schneider, Mogridge, Nelson and Shawkey and Hannah.
 sscond game: R. H. E. I washington .... 800 100 o11--11 Il 1 New York .. OO3 900 110- Il ' Batteries-Shaw and Charity; Rus sell, McGraw. ODoul and Ruel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-06
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Detroit at Chicago. Cleveland at St. Louis.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30

F p So n ~ 3 b. .
Andrew Smith was seen on our
highways Friday evening speeding in
certain direction.
Mr.. Meyer, of Calmar, was a bust
ness caller at Protivin one day last
week.
Frances Huber visited at the Charles
Fencl home a few days last week.
Joseph Riha, Jr., transacted bust
ness at Spillville Thursday.
Pleaced to meet the "Old Timer"
There's some pep" to your news and
we admire them immensely. Keep on.
John Zahasky called at the Joseph
Skoda home Friday. .-s
Lewis Swehla, of Spillville, and
friends motored to Protivin Sunday.
Frank Lentz, M. v. Kinkor and
Adolph Kalishek delivered a few loads
of fat piggies to Ridgeway last week
for shipment. That's right, boys
ship 'em. A/
Protivn band gives q lovely concert
every Saturday evening at o'clock
Come and bring your friends free OF
charge) and there's lots of fun, and a
movie show. &.&
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
PRoTIvIN TATTLE TALE.

VIM. voyek and Lewis Fencl motor
ed to DEBORAH Friday.
Celia Klemish visited at the Albert
Jarosh, Jr., home a few days last
week. :.
Edward Tupy and his mother and
sister Marcella motored to Cresco on
Saturday.
Ben Lukes delivered truck full OF
fat piggies to Ridgeway Saturday for
shipment.
Chas. Fencl called at the Anton HUI
ber, home Thursday evening. :.
VIM. Riha and his brother Frank
motored to Cresco Saturday. @
Richard Bouska is building foun-
tain on his lawn. You're some artist,
Dick.
We are glad to report Bernadette
Lukes is feeling almost well again at
this writing.
Tom Holub, ST., was business
caller at Ridgeway Saturday.
Lilly voyek motored to Jackson
junction Saturday.
Joseph Riha, ST., delivered few
loads of oats to Ridgeway last week.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
SCHLEY.

Corn is up and small grain is thriy-
ing very nice, and little rain would
be very welcome now.
Mrs. Joe Doherty underwent sue
cessful operation in Mercy hospital
last week and is recovering splendid
ly. H., .5'a
Johnnie Owens was up from Lawler
Tuesday on land deal. There isn't
a doubt but that he bought the A. J..
Mikesh farm.
George Harris, from Old Timer, was
business caller in this burg Tues
day. r.
Clarence Barnes and friend are
seen travelling through this burg quite
often.
John Nohale and son Frank were
hauling lumber from Cresco Satur-
day. John must be going to build q
bowery ..a
Joe verba returned from overseas
last week. We welcome home our
boys one by one. We expect Frank
|McCarville next.
Charles Frank attended the sol
dier's dance at the Cresco opera house
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Mike Barnes and babe spent
Tuesday in Cresco.
Edna Doherty entertained a number
of friends Sunday evening.
A large number from this burg at
tended forty hours in Lourdes and
Cresco the first Of the week
Glenn Barnes was up from Jerico or
Sunday and called on home folks.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
ALBION.

J. w. Wells, John Pierce and Albert
Weinkauf and families were Harmony
visitors Saturday evening.
Rumor says Henry Holcomb has
purchased the C. c. Mintey property
in asst Cresco.
! Mrs. Charlie Yates and family Of
Harmony, visited Sunday at the w.
r. Ashley home and attended church.
Rev. and Mrs. Turner and Miss
Vera spent Saturday night at the
Richards home.
Mrs. Geo. vanSkiver is doing nicely
at this writing since her operation at
Mercy hospital.
c. A. Wells and son Henry were
Granger callers Saturday evening.
Merle Smith and wife and babe, of
Burr Oak, were Sunday visitors at
the w. r. Ashley home.
| J. w. Wells was a business visitor
at Riceville Saturday.
Mrs. Slawson is building chicken
house and milk house on her farm in
North Albion.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell, of Cresco,
visited Sunday at the Will Henry
home. f $ 3-.
Plans are under way for children's
day at Albion. 50.
The Richards family attended
church services at Kendallville Sun
day. III. '
Mr.. Mertens and family accom-
panied by Mrs. Warner and Mrs. B.
D. Everingham, of Cresco, we're pleas
ant callers at the c. A. Wells home
Friday evening.
Eral Benson made business trip
to Iowa City Wednesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
sPILLy 'l[1I,,

1 Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slspicks. VIII.
Herold and wife and Mrs. Bert Graft
and son Melvin visited 1t the George
Richie home near Lswler, Sunday.
Walter and David Frey were At CAL
mar. Wednesday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wagner, Of
Ossians autoed up Saturday. 4
Emma Mikesh visited relatives ct
Mason City, Thursday and Friday. #
Chas and John Kovarik spent the
psst week at Calmar.
Regina Soukup left for Chicago Sun-s
day. after two weeks vacation with
home folks.
Will Richie autoed to Calmar Satur-
day on business. Il
Louise and Anna Swehla were CAL
mar visitors Wednesday. Y
Adolph Mikesh and Theodore Herold
autosd over to Calmar, Friday evening.
The dance that was given in Frank
Hsuber's new barn. Saturday evening,
was largely attended.
Jim Hosek autoed down from near
Crssco. Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Graf and son, Of Marshall
town, ore visiting ct the homo Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slspicka.
Ben Herold and sisters, Gertrude and
Emma, visited ct Fort Atkinson, Sun
day.
Mrs. Roy Wilson and Bessie Tuchek
visited relatives ct Cresco Thursday.
Leo Schiedmantel and mother Of o.
sian, visited ct the Joe Mikesh home
Sunday.
Frank Hruska was . business caller
1T Cresco Thursday. I'll
Josephine Hosper spent the latter
part Of the week ct Cresco.
Mr.: and Mrs. Hugo Huber visited
relatives at Fl. Atkinson Sunday.
Andrew Smith transacted business in
Ridgsway Saturday. .s8l
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wagner and son
Of near Ridgeway were shopping in
town Wednesday.
Lewis sBenda was . business caller at
Calmar Wednesday. u.
Joe Petrik and John Benda returned
from overseas service last Monday.
Robert Klemish was . business call
er at Minneapolis Monday.
Joe Luzum Of Calmar autoed through
here Monday evening.
Mrs. Glenn Beckel and grandson Vim
cent Campbell of Mason City, visited
relatives here the past week.
James Beuda was painting near CAL
mar last week.
Mrs. Geo. Richie and daughter Ger
trude Of near Lawler were shoppers in
town Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
HOWARD CENTER.

Segt. James A. Shields from over
seas, arrived Tuesday morning to Wis
it his sister Mrs. Jas Shea, and fam
lily.
Private James w. Collins. who has
been in military training the last year,
has received his honorable discharge
and is now visiting friends in Chica-
90. He is expected home any time.
Mary Dotzler entertained a friend
Sunday evening. # r.
Helen Smith was Cresco caller on
Saturday.
Mary and Donald Long visited with
friends in Cresco Tuesday. Ss,<5
s. =. Dinger and family entertained
friends Sunday. ~ &
Ray Long and family visited at the
Edw. Dotzler home Saturday evening.
Willie Stfskal autoed to Cresco on
Monday. IL
r. Jones called on Ray Long Mon
day. II
K Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mohr, entertain
ed friends Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hoppe visited
Ben Raesler and family Sunday even
ing.
H. o. Brooks called at the Ray Long
home Wednesday.
Charles Stokes autoed to Cresco on
Tuesday.
Ray Long is busy sporting Ford
car now days. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schmitz were
Cresco callers Saturday. g
For fire. lightning and tornado insur.
ance, call on Andrew Smith. 37tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
OLD TIMER.

Anything worth doing is worth do.
ing we'll" Birds from other points Of
view be very careful not to fly toe
far, lest you get into the other feller's
nest. ' s5
The school term at district No.
closed Friday last with an old style
picnic which was large attended.
Word was received that Frank Nc
Carville has returned safely overseas.
Joseph O'Brien transacted business
in Cresco Saturday last.
Tillie Milota was guest at her
sisters, Mrs. Mike Haskovec, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lovejoy and
daughter Edith we're over Sunday Wis
itors in Cresco. r
Albert Haskovec, wife aud daugh-
ter Evelyn, accompanied By the form
er's mother, visited in our vicinity on
Sunday afternoon.
The community was shocked to
learn of the death of Fred Decker. His
wife and family have our sincere SYM
patty. 5gss $h
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. O'Brien and
daughter visited at the latter's home
Sunday. VA
w. ]. O'Briens entertained company
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Beaumaster call
ed ct the Frank McCarville home one
evening last week. Well, who didn't
visit there since Joe came home?
The forty hours in Lourdes was well
attended. Every one should receive
some good from it. q
Dick Grove was seen driving toward
the north pole. That direction used
to be morning return.
w. J. O'Brien called at the J. P.
O'Brien home Sunday morning.
Phillip McCarville visited at his
parental home Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30

Lewis Hanson and family, from
Granger visited at the P. Hanson home,
Sunday. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fish attended church
in Creseo, Sunday eve.
We are all very glad to see Madge
Lohius able to be opt car riding again
in the nice summer weather after being
confined in the house oil winter.
Clara Peter returned home Sunday
night, after working for Mrs. Carl
lAegler for about three months.
| Elton Eldridge and family spent Sun.
day with relatives in Cresco. &.
A. DeGroote and family were out joy.
riding, Sunday evening.
Helen and Clara Peter, Minnie Pan.
kow, Frank and Richard Bugenhagen
spent Sunday evening with Hazel and
|, Leonard Burnikel. >.@.
I Bill Peters and Sam Hanson visited
with Raymond Bouska. Sunday night.
Y Will Woods and children made . bust.
ness call on A. Peter, Saturday.
A. Peter and family entertained com
psny. Monday evening.
Mike Slifks and family called on biz
brother Frank and family, Sunday.
Mr.. H. Pankow assisted Mrs. A.
Peter with paper hanging. Monday.
Say, people, what do Won know about
this for being real weather ? Just
watch the corn grow!
Robert Haipin called on Page Minesr,
Monday. .... 4
Henry Wilson and son Earl were seen
going through our b,rg. Saturday, with
hay. 4 B.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30
HAPPY CIRCLE:NOTES.

Il. Pankow and a. DeGroote called
on Joe Burnikel, Wednesday evening.
Samuel Hanson assisted A. Gesell .
few days last week with fencing.
A. Peter and family spent Sunday at
the Carl Aegler home.
George and Laura DeGroote spent
Sunday at the Frank Jan home.
H. Pankow and family entertained
company from Cresco. Sunday. 4
Sam Hanson and Raymond Bouska
called on Bill Peter, Sunday aftsrnoon.
Frank DeWalle and family enter
tanned . large number Of relatives and
friends, Sunday.
Mrs. Les. Sebastian and sons spent
Sunday afternoon ct Mrs. F. Bouska' Z.
A. Gesell and family were Elma visit
ors. Sunday. 81.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30

Mrs. John ]. Mikssh. daughter Title,
Albert:C isar and John A. Fencl we're ct
Cresco. Monday. ..5 n
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mikesh visited
Spillville relatives, Sunday.
w. M. and Frank J. Kslishek left on
a business trip to Lisbon, ". D.. Mon
day. $
Mrs. John Fisher, Of Spillville, is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Jas. J. Pro-
chaska. s. d
MIR. and Mrs. W. j. Kalishek and
daughter Wilma, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Bouska and son Clarence autoed to
Prairie du Chen, Wis, Monday. 3
Mesdames Edward J. Lukes. Charles
Tuchek and J. D. Bouska were Cresco
shoppers, Tuesday afternoon. +
Herman Kull, from near Cresco,
called here, Tuesday.
Another one of those popular dances
will be given in Beseda on Tuesday
evening, June 3rd. Come. !
Mrs. Barbara Polansky. Mrs. Joseph,
Ruth and Stella Horky were at Cresco,
Friday. 2
Emil Polashek and family, Of Alta
Vista. visited relatives here, Sunday,
Mrs. Wenzel Koudelks visited last
week 1t the home Of her son Albert.
William Polashek made trip to
Cresco. Friday, s ls ~ u
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-30

Postmaster +. u. Mead, OF CreSco,
visited here. Tuesday.
Mrs. Dan Kinney and daughter, Vir-
ginia, returned to their home in Cedar
Rapids. Monday, after Z two weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Skoda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frsnk S. Anders, Mrs.
F. ]. Klimesh and daughter Barbara
were among the Cresco callers. Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Jssspa Ksvaeik Sr-, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Kovarik and son sutoed to
Elms, Sunday. The former remained
in Elms with her daughter, Mrs. F. C.
Fencl, who is very i'll.
John Infelda went to Prairie du
Chen, Wis, Monday, on business.
Frances and Abbie Fencl returned to
their home in New Hampton, after .
visit here with relatives.
Godlove G. Lukes purchased new
Overland car recently. ~
A baby girl arrived at Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. J. Prochaska's.
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MATRIMONIALES

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VARIEDADES
LOS TALISMANES.

La doctrina de los talismanes pro-
viene de las antiques ciencias ocul-
tas de los caldeos ' de los egipci0n.
Mas tarde, an el siglo XVI, IN me-
dico llamado Paracelso, resucito los
talismanes Y sus pretendidas virtudes
para curar ciertas Intermediates y
prevenir detcrminados academies.
Los talismanes de aquellos tiempos,
cuyo nombre Sc deriva de Ia palabra
Tselmenaia Cjmagen o figura) venian
q ser 10 que hoy llamamos medallas
milagrosas.
Consistja en- uno 0 varios grabados
sobre los metales consagrados a los
genios de los siete planetas, obras
magicas algunas de elias, de gran va
lor artistico, que debian eiecutarSe
en- determinadas ocasiones y especial
les circ~unscancias, con objeto de dar-
les la Influenza ~planetaria indiSpen-
sable, segun Ia invocation que Sc le
guerra scnalar, va fuese contra cpl
demias o de cualqujer otra clase de
protection sobrenatural.
Objetos del dominic de ia fe, aun
Que los dogmas hayaH variado con el
tempo, debemoS darles toda Ia im-
portancia Que para nuestros antepa-
sados tuvieroH, sin meternos en- critl-
cas- nj en- descripciones ironicas.
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Talismsn de Venus.

Protector de los buenos matrimo-
MOS. Bajo su Influenza los espo-
SOS mantienen una eterna c%oncordia
Y IN constante afecto. Destruye en-
los c~orazones toda passion de odio o
de envidia.
Preserva del cancer a las mule
res, siendo naravillosa salvaguardia
en- TODD genera de negocios y opera
clones del concrete Y de Ia industrial.
Es tai 81 Influenza Y su poder, Sc
gun los magos, que para dar suerte y
p~rosperidad a UT establecimiento mer
cantil no hay que hacer sino c~olocar
bajo IN ladrillo de la tienda o des-
pacho este talisman.
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Talisman de Jupiter,

Es Ell segundo de Ia serie, Y Sc le da
tambien suma importancia.
e. talisman de Jupiter ~proporcio-
ma a los que 10 Ilevan e! buen apre-
clio Y Ia simpatia de TODD el mundo.
Armenia ademas 81 caudal, da suerte
en- cuanto Sc relaciona a posici0r
social. Previene eficazmente las pull
monias, los malos tumores, las en-,
fermedades del higado Y de Ia e2pina
dorsal.
Para que tenga Ia debida eficacia
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PESOUISAS

NUy BUENA gratificaci6n Sc dara a Ia
PERSONA que me proporcioae informes de
In Sra. Dolores Lazalde, Ge IS amos de edad.
o-icinaria de Zacatecas, dc quien no Sc ha
recib;do noticia alguna. Todn information
Gi-ijase a Juan Andrlde, Westminster, Cal.
Orange Co. t29l
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Talisman dc sol.

IaIIsINdN uE SOE.
P~roporciona Ell favor y la distinction
de las personals poderosas. Como
~preservativo vale tambi6n muchislmo,
pues ahuyenta algunas enfermeda-
des graves, como los ~sincopes, ell aneu
risma, Y varias epidemias.
Este talisman debe grabarse sobre
orc puro, en- LIS ~dimensiones de una
medalla ordinaria, perfectamente pu-
lido por las dos caras.
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ECoNoMICos DEL JAPoN EN- sHANTUNG

SO In visto obligado a resolver eI
problem& del exceso de poblacion poi
otrcs medios, Y ell unico que Sc
ha dejado es la expansion comercl
e industrial y es por este por 10 q
desea e~stablecer la industrial en-
territcrio Y buscar el concrete
terror. Pero para ser n nag
industrial ell Jap6n necesita tener
rro Y carbon. dos elementos in
pensables en- Ia moderna indus
Y el, Japon carece de S mat
en- su territocio. pues ell hero
producer sus minas apenas bastd
"a una p~equehisima parte de
necesidades. Carbon tiene aound
pero no es it'll para transformer
coke, sin 10 cual la industrial
acero es impossible.
China es ell pals al cual natd
merte dehe acudir el Japon
surtirse de hero V de coke Y es
10 que nuastro pals desea obte
concesiones mineras en- China, any
que las minas de dicho pals, que S
inGtiles para el, sean acaparadas p\
otrcs paises que tiene va vastas Cd
lonias g inmensa cantidad de mate
rias primas Y de minerales dentro ID
sus mismos territories.
La production del Japon, inclul
yendo Ia de Corea uma solo $4,000
toneiadas de hero, cue equivalen a,
solo 100, 1000 mil toneladas de hero
b~eneficiado y solo en- 1917 consul
MIC Ell JaP6n 100000 toneladas de
acero Y de hero.
Antes de Ia guerra esa deficiencia
estba en- parte suplida por las impor
, tacicncs de acero de ~lnglaterra y de
BG'gica. pero esas i~mportaciones ce-
| saron al comerzar Ia guerra y en- los
tres aRos siguientes Sc tuvo que ape
lar a las exoortaciores de los Esta-
| dos Unidos. Pero en- 1917 los Estados
| Unidos declararcn el embargo de ace
70. V todos los trabajos de los as
t~illeros V de las fabricas de produc-
tos de hero suspendieron u ira
baios. En- csc momento ell Japon to-
| MIA en- construction 300 1000 toneladas
de buques en- sus astilleros y Ia
| construction tuvo que suspenderse.
| Nunca como e~ntonces conocio ell I'm.
perio Japones 10 precario de 81 vi
da industrial que necesltaba vlVlr
del extranjcro.
FL embargo americana intensified
, 81 deseo nacional ~japones, que va
Sc abrigaba en- las mentes de los Je-
fes de las industries de acero, de
obtener Ia independence economl-
ca nara sus industries de acero, de
manera que no d~ependiese va del ex-
tranlero. Ese deseo sc convirtio prom
to en- IN grito de guerra nacicnal.
Como convirti6 ell imperio del
Mikado csc grito en- T. realidad? En-
su t~eritorio tiene nuy POGO hero,
como va Sc ha dicho. e. que ahora
esta cbteniendo de la Manchuria Y
de China dista mucho de satisfacer
| todas sus recesidades.
Y 4 e que no sc permlta al
| Jap6n entrar en- frances arreglos con
China para d~esarrcllar en- gran es-
Gala los recursos minerales de CHI
ma. la indus.ia japonesa nunca ten
dra s6lidas bases.
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$4,000 De GRATIFICACIQN dare n Ia per-
soma que ne proporcione in!nrncS de mi
hermanc Reyes Be-vcr Mendoza. quicn ec
Aros:o de 1917 50 cncontraSa en- Eagle Pass,
Texas y luego dcsrucs en- San Antonio. Es
de Il amos de cdGd. Todo inforGle diriiase
Il Rosendo Bervcr Mendoza, +, A. Box 6s6.
Houston. Texas. t26l
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Talisman de Saturno.

Sc considerable este maravilloso ia
lisman como gran preventative con-
ira e. peligro de muerte V~lolenta
contra envenenamientos, contra la in
humaci6n de vida Y contra las siguien
ties Intermediates h~iGropesia, tisis, pa
ralisis, ~apoplegia, cancer, consunci6n
y carries de los huesos.
a los militares los saliva de toda
herida V hasta ayuGs g su victoria.
La persona Que desee llevar encima
dicho talisman, debe grabarlo ella
misma sobre plono, precisamente en-
IN sabado, Y sin ninguna clase de tes-
tigo.
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Talisman dc Marie.

Prcservativo maravilloso contra a.
cechanzas V ataques de toda clase de
encmigos. Los que estan bajo su e.
horne Influenza no seran jamas
muertos en- rina nj en- el campo de ba-
ITALIA. Preserva asi mismo contra
~cicrtas Intermediates, como por e.
jcmplo: la fiebre, las ulceras y Ia ma
yor parte de las epidemias.
Este tal;sman Sc grabara sobre
hero puro y muy pulido precisamen-
te. IN martes Y sin personals ajenas a
la vista.
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TRASPASOS

POR ELAJE UEGENTE TEASPASO resp
cic scredi:sd2, 0eye-is y gaar-oses- Tie
re casa De 3 pleas para ha5isari61. Irio--
mes 1912 South Laredo Street to6)
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ST listed POSEE UNA MAQUI-
Ma De ESCRIBIR

Tiene que usar cint&s y papel carbon.
Trvic-Cs SI.OO, valor dc una dc nueStras
Cirtas &c MaqUiaa Es-antizadas (neacionan-
- el color dc u ciHta y mRrca &C naquinG) y
l. envia-smas adeEl&s IN surrido gratis de
prueba. corsistente en- IS hojRs de nueSt-o
Papel Carbon Negro Eoano cue no man
cha. lie devolvercnos 81 dineco 81 no que
d sa:;stecho. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
CO. l. 2. Dayton. Ohio.
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Talisman de Luna.

Es Ell protector de las personals que
viajan y de los e~xtranjeros. Preser-
va de Ia muerte en- los nauirag.os Y de
mas academies de viaie por MAJ Y
por terra. IguaImente Sc recomien-