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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
Bedtime Stories For The Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND The WHITE WHAFFIE.
By r. GARIs. aruuuuruuuuuuuunu

Il can't say the same" spoke the
bunny. Were you looking for met
Il was" answered the Nnl1Ile
Whaffie. 7 want some souse, and as
YOU have such long ears, there must
be ulenty on them Let me see,
which ear shall I nibble souse from
first2~ and he looked at Uncle Wig
Eily's right ear and then at his LETT.
I'm a little near sighted went on
the Whiffie Whaffie. 4 can't exactly
see which ear is best. I think I must
get myself some glasses and then
ALLOW me to offer you a pair.
spoke Uncle Wiggily quickly, and.
reaching in his pocket. the bunny
took out the trick pair OF looking
glass spectacles.
Try these" said the bunny gen
tIeman, and maybe you can tell
then. which OF my ears has the best
souse on"
The Whiffie Whaffie put on the
trick spectacles- And, no sooner had
he done SO. than he gave a funny
sort Of jump. and cried;
why. 1 can't see your ears at
all All can see are some big eyes.
Are those your eyes"
why. no" said the bunny. slyly
Ike, we'll knowing the Whiffie
Whaffie was looking at his own eyes
in the mirrors OF the spectacle You
must not be seeing straight. Mr..
''Wel. this is very FUNNY" cried
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

A PERFECT LOVER who can find
n 10. his price is above gasoline
and sugar. and WHAT maiden would
not cheerfully pay a luxury tax for
Behold. there came a damsel unto
sAiss. Oh Woman Of Wisdom.
WHERE shall I find a Perfect Lover
even one who who VIII not tread
upon my sensibilities. nor shatter
my romantic ideals, nor rob me OF
mine illusions2
devoted. that his eye viii not
brirhten At the approach OF another
woman. nor his cheek glow at me
batteries OF sirens and blends, and
summer widows?
where shall I find man 90
subtle, that he viii talk love rather .,sl
than golf. when we are alone In the
moonlight: and golf rather than love
when we are in a canoe!
ssWhere shall I find a man 20
ndorinE, that he can see nauEht
TO Improve me, and VIII not
seek to remodel me- nfter tnfee
weeks aequnintHncef
ssyVhera shall I find a man 50
chivalrous. that he VIII not TRY 70
I kiss me. without first telling me that
he 1oveth me. nor seek 10 make lns
/ confess Ny love, before asking Tor u.
Where shall / find z man 50
unaruanfmous, that he will consider
nv beauty sleep and arise from MS
place beside me. and depart al inc
striking Of 1T
4SWhere sbam I find a man so
polished und 80 gallant that, atter
Efr months OF eourfships he viii
treat me politely rs he would a
total HtranEerf
where shall find man 50 tact
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE


fuI that he will not praise another
woman in my presence so cOnsiderate
that he viii not offer 10 read poetry
ALOUD 20 me. and 90 Intelligent that
he will not insist upon doing al ny
thinking FOR me-
Where shall find a man 50 gen
erous that he would share, not only
his last dollar and his last crust, but
even his last cigaret ana MS morn
ing newspaper with me-
asWhere shan I find a man 30
tender hearted that he would rob
n bank. rather than rob me Of
my VANITY, and commit cap
itaI crime rather than do sughf
10 hurt my PIIDEs
FOR. verify. verify. until fina
SUCH an ONE. shall remain
Epinster2'
And when had heard her. took
the damsel By the hand. and pointed
TO a high shelf saying
10, thou Simple One, THERE shall
thou fnI thy Perfect Loverl
There only. shalt thou find tbs
Paragon OF whom thou dreamest-
even between the covers Of q Richard
Harding Davis novel. a Harold Bell
Wright thriller. a Robert Chambers
best seller. and an Elinor Glynn
Yea, get thee to a motion picture
-For. outside OF these. not even a
or1ffa board can discover HINT
Therefore. / charge thee. 90 pur-
chase myself a bachelor fiat a latch
key and a parrot
For, II thou wilt wed no OTHER.
thou hast committed myself 20
Eternal Single Blessedness-
and thy middle name is 'Unpiucszed
Flower -''-Copyrigh 1890 By tha
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
Phoenix Makes Water Survey To Solve Drainage Proble
Scarcity OF Homes Is Block In Way Of Growth OF City

Womau's suit when sells for 500 mere
would be marked about SIS IN those
towns. Food. clothing, rents; IN factr
all living costs there are higher The
people there are complaining just as
we do here. Many persons find Il
extremely difficult 10 make ends
meet in those towns, as well as IN
FL Paso. owing to the constantly In
creasing demands on their earnings.
y
Street car fares have been in
creased in $50 cities, according 20
statistics compiled by the Illinois
COMMITTEES OF public utilities informa-
ton. and Just received by me" as
serted Edgar Shelton. inspector OF
public utilities. In 50 cities, 10 cent
fares are being paid; p have cent
fares: 81 have cent fares. with 7
cent additional for transfers; us have
cent fares: 10 have basic S cent
fare. with additions for zones 15s
have s cent fares, and the remainder
have a cent basic, with zones IN
1913. according TO the fisures com
piled, IS companies went into the
hands OF receivers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

the bad chap. Il see some eyes look
ing at me. and. when I blink. they
blink and can't see you at all. and
I can't see your ears, nor any souse'
and
But Uncle Wiggily didn't stay to
hear any more. He knew the Whine
Whaffie couldn't see him through the
looking glass spectacles, and the bun
ny noticed that the Whiffie What
fie's other face was fast. fast asleep
This is where I rum cried the
bunny. and run he did, leaving the
trick spectacles on the bad chap s
nose And, because one face was
asleep and the other couldn't see, the
Whiffle didn't get the rabbits souse
At all. and Mr.. Longears had fine
adventure And Jillie didn't mind
losing the trick spectacles- So all
was well.
And. II the rubber ball doesn'
bounce over into the next yard and
make the alarm clock strike the milk
pitcher on. the nose. I'll tell you next
about Uncle WiEgily's queer ride
Copyright. 1920. by Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
West Texas Smiling

OOD CROPS are bringing happiness into west Texas 10
say nothing Of some little money C. s Elliott OF tne
Southern Pacific traffic department has made some su
~ nj rops pro5ued in this section that show conditions
IN he better than they have been for years OUTSIDE OF Il
Paso county about zsoo Of cotton are ostoueu
about as follows: Pecos district, 5000; Ioyan Fauey
around Bamorhea and Saragosa, 1000; BarstoW' eOO'
Grandfalls, $500
It is estimated that the average yield will be bale to
the acre and that from cotton alone nearly 100000 VIII
be put into the pockets of the farmers and business men
About 1900 acres Of alfalfa have also been sown IN the
same region and BY the seasons end the returns from TINS
viii be right at the three-quarter million mark
Cattle and sulphur swelling the proceeds as vel
as oil
All west Texas needs is more money, more people, ana
more water When the money and the people eoana
Is certain they wiIl-the water Will become avaiaoe
The history Of Russia has proved that her soldiers are
not much good when they get Tar away from nome
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
She Stopped Wishing
Her Ideas Bore Fruit


THE store window was filled with
them. A figure, the size OF child
Of six. made out OF wood, and on
the back enough hangers and hooks
70 serve a child's wardrobe a clock
the size Of a rabbit with a bunny 8
face: lamp shades around which are
rumbled circus processionsi chests for
holding TOYS. on the tops and sides
OF which are painted scenes from
Alice in Wonderland cushions OF ser
viceable wash goods made attractive
by the figures OF children and dogs
and cats appliqued on one side, with
curtains 70 match electric light bulbs
with a dolls face peeping above the
silk skirts which served as a shade :
one might take up much more space
and fail 10 euumerate all the attrac-
tive things in the window. a display
that caused women and children to
stop and admire
Soms- one originated all those
quaint articles. OF course the fairies
didn't bring them. though that might
have been easy TO believe
Her name is Mrs A o. kaplau, and
in a studio which she calls the Poly
craft studio she has "a hours OF hap
piness every day, being twice as
happy in a given time as the law al
lows
She thinks up something: she saws.
paints. seWs. beads. embroiders, she
does every Bit Of work needed in
putting her idea into concrete form.
There was aJaime, she says, when she
used TO wish she could do so and So
then, suddenly, she realized that wish
ing took no one over hill, and be-
gan doing themi She makes a good
living; she makes every one little
happier who has seen the jolly things
she turns out, for both grown ups
and children
You have brains; you could do some
thing no other woman is doing. Ever
sit down and look yourself over2-
Copyright. 1920, Thompson Feature
Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

AnHOENIX has solved a drainage
problem now faced by certain
sections OF FL Paso," said Hiram
Phillips. OF St Louis, consulting en-
gineer, who has completed a MateI
survey for that Arizona city w nen
he CIV was first laid out, water lay
at a depth OF about % feet, making
deep easements possible Irrigation
on a large scale has caused the water
plane to rise in some instances 70
within four feet Of the surface. with
the result that seepage into cellar 8
followed. making them practically
useless and a serious sanitation prob
lem. BY a system OF drainage, the
problem was solved. and the water Is
turned into other channels
=
scarcity Of homes in Fl Paso Is
hurting the city. with no relief in
prospect" said Percy McGhee, IT.
Rent houses are an almost unknown
quantity, and il is becoming difficult
even TO purchase a desirable home.
Realization Of the own your own
home agitation does not seem posi-
BE until more homes have been built
for the biggest demand is coming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Spencer Charters is with Arnold
Daily in The Tavern
Mack Kennedy. dancer VIII be with
Mitzi in Lady Billy
George Middleton and vile are go
Ing to Europe
Lillian Ring has the feminine lead
IN Maid TO Love" opening soon
Morris Green has an Airdale puppy
which he expects to see act in The
Greenwich Village Follies-"
Max MARGIN will place Three Live
Ghosts" in rehearsal IN the near
future
Kenneth McKeHna Of Opportunity
admits that his real name is unp-o-
nounceable-
There will be no bare legs and no
shimmy IN the new Midnight Frolic-
Alexander Tremendous has been en-
Eaged By A. h Woods for a part in
Louis Mann's new starring vehicle.
Olive Tell has been engaged by
Oliver 1forosco for a leading role in
Nom"
George scarborough's new comedy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
inexpensive Prettiness DzFD'A KENT FORBES

DeLtrlne $500 ---------- Z ounce
Oxide OF zinc -.160 grams
OxchIoride Of hismuth-.... 50 grains
Corrosive sublimate ----.- grains
Dissolve the last three substances
in the water. add the dextrine 10 the
glycerine. Put the two mixtures to-
gether and shake well, but not vio-
lently. This is to be applied to the
affected parts with a camels hair
brush and used sparinEly, as II IS
powerful and should be handled with
care. Freclz1es are in the blood, so
they Will have to be bieached when
ever needed
All inquiries addressed TO Miss Forbes in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
OF MEXICOS DESIRE
FOR A lust AND LASTING PEACE

cautious and thoughtful and that ne possesses naloHa
ideals that worth cultiyatng
De la Huera has been in office only short time, but IN
that time he has given to the outer woIlo gooo
almost entireIv unuixed with suspicion hostility He IS
not very well known and he has had neither time nor
porunitv TO show what kind of president he would make
# clothed with full authority and assured Of full term
t he has performed his part with refreshing good sense
he has made friends for Mexico and he has not excited IN
rnatual hosties He is content to step down and out
at the appointed time and has revealed Of the traits
Of the woud-be military dictator such Mexico has had
surfeit of In recent years. 80
The provisional president is very young man and ne
ran afford TO bide his time the wisest thing he can
40 to retire now for the time being and put IN the next
few years gaining experience Of the world and stneys
the business of craftsmanship In all human prooaoy ne
fore he is many years older.
By asking England to be nice to MacSW1ney me ao
think of the votes It may get.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
The Release

~
WHEN Old Hiram planted although
w that his troubles done Some %
of 10
d and old
passing
lead1ootd
eepies days be dd and
ended Why should garments b
be the blue
seeded the heat OF the summers u
an manners Of Ills attack Us but Hiram Is
stooa
Of this life If he eoa
Copyright by George w. 1--91--
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
Santa Fe Grows

IL PAso sends greetings and fluctuations to Santa Fe
Z N NJ on her excellent growth. Santa Fe has OF naa
at the time of the census, 1886 inhabitants heI grown
was 47.7 percent OF 2164 in number
By way of comparison the Santa Fe New Mexican points
out that Rutland, VT and Martnsburg west va towns
IN the same general census classcations, had much smaller
increases with every to have greater In tne case
m Iaud the increase was 10 percent and in the case OF
Martnsburg the increase was II percent :.
quality what they lack quantity. There's big oIIer-
ence between coming town because one IS born there ana
coming because elects to- Santa re IS an me -.
f-rS neope of the kind that do most to build town
Baseball and politics VIII hold the stage from now until
winter sets in.
Sugar is behaving itself sweetly for some reason
4 dpart Standing on the shoulders Of giant maj
see farther than giant himself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

when Trouble Erobs ne by the neck
and starts ny courage slipping when
7 imagine I'm wreck and feel NY
engine skipping. a little scheme I
always use. and nothing can defeat It.
I've found hard work viii rout the
blues and make old Trouble beat t.
I don't know who invented work. but,
rolly. 'tvouId amaze him 10 know
how he has stuck a dirk IN Trouble
so 7 praise him. II every one should
cult HIS Job. 'twould wreck this
mighty Nation. 'Twouid simply play
eternal hob, for work IS mans sal
vatiou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

a stitch in Time" the comedy
which oliver d. Bailey presented at
the Fulton theater about a year ago.
has been made over into a musical
comedy. Lottis D. Meaney has 1ur-
nfshed book and lyrics and Ted Bar
ron who wrote Dear Heart" for
Charles Purcell OF The Poor. Little
Ritz Girl" has composed the score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Clara Lewis OF New Orleans. aged
sixty and colored. entertained party
OF friends at the performance Of
Good Times" at the HippOdrpnne last
night. During the evening Mark A
I,ueschsr sent her a box Of candy
she Is one OF New Or1eans's best
known a8Iammys." After the show
she remarked:
Take me II you wants ne, Lohdl
Al done seen svatheng
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
About Broadway Plays And Players
By BIDE DUDLEY.

Blue Bonnet" with Ernest Truck
is open at the Princess
Tommy Bryan. Thelu1a Carton and
Henrietfe Wilson. dancers. have been
engaged by Nora Bayss for Her
Family Tree"
Betty Bond has signed three-year
contract with Wilmer RomberE and
viii sunear in The Magic Melody
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Crying does for women what pro-
family does for men
FOOLIsHlIENT.
she sanEs aOh. John you've left ne,
dear
SO lonely here I sit
Ana those who heard the maidsn's
song
Don't blame the boy BIT.
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
THAT bookkeeper IS a snake
ar4as he offended you
HOh, no. But he's an adder, isn't
hez"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

TIL TELLER that's savin' up for a
1 rainy day hain't goin' Z buy one
@ them paper suits. Of all tn Hit
eracy tests, tn league O. nations issue
is tn best.
Copyright. NatisnaI Newspaper Service,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept "a new pro-
IN ducing firm. known as Grin &
Colby. Is soon 70 begin operations
IN the Broadway theatrical field Its
first offering VIII be a musical play
called The Temptation Of Eve,
adapted by George W Colby from
the Hungarian play Eve kisertesei
BY Anna Lambert Stewart and the
lyrics By Alex Gerber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

IN fs an Unfortunate fact about mod
ern life that a great many OF the
prettiest and most desirable things
are also the most expensive FretIy
clothes are almost always more costly
than homeiy ones. and pretty articles
Of furniture and decoration more e1-
pensive than cheap ones But Lhls IS
not an absolute rule. and the woman
with good taste and a little ingenuity
need not live with ugly clothes or
an ugly home, no matter how poor
she may be-
one Of the least expensive forms
Of beauty is flowers Every home
should have something that is green
aud growing in at least one Of its
rooms This does not necessarily
mean that you must have a standing
order at the florists for cut flowers
for this is an expensive way OF
bringing beauty into the home
Growing flowers and plants are quite
as pretty and much more interesting
than the most costly bouquet Of hot
house flowers. NO family is so poor
that It cannot afford even one gera-
MUM plant-and geranluns ar g
among the gayest and prettlest flow
ers we have. and have the added ad-
vantage OF being the hardest
II you live in any part OF the coun-
try where YOU can gather bayberries
or the wonderful red and yellow bit
tersWeet. or American holly, or even
the evergreen laurel. you can III
your house with bouquets that will
last the whole winter. Or you can
gather branches OF the fragrant
green pine which win give. your
rooms much the effect OF having
Z flowers in them. And when the first
cool weather turns the leaves, you
can make your house a bower Of
Z beauty merely by going forth and
gathering the brilliant colored
I branches.
Mabel" and r. B.-The crude oil
] recommended for treatment Of dan
druff is simply oil as it comes from
the wells and before it goes through
the various refining processes. Most
drug stores carry Il, and sometimes
I furniture stores.
The oil Is thick and dark and fun
Of valuable mineral matter.
Heat some plain crude oil as hot
as the scalp can stand it. Massage
| Il into the scalp with the finger tips
Tie up the hair in a CLOTH leaving
the crude oil on over night
! Shampoo the hair thoroughly next
day with CASTLE soap and hot water,
and rinse thoroughly getting all the
oil out OF the hair.
This treatment should be taken
about every three weeks-or every
shampoo time
, 1t should be msssaged into the
scalp the night before the hair is
1 shampooed-
sIabeI-Freckle specifc
Distilled water ------.---- ounces
I Glycerine 1000 ---.------ ounces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
HOROSCOPE


MENUS is in a place most favorable,
v according 70 astrology. Mars
holds malefic sway today-
Women have the forecast g sreatt
activity IN organization and should
succeed IN large enterprises at this
time.
While the planets seem to augur
high attainment for women, there IS
a sign read as indicating that many
men viii seek to retard their prog
ress. especially in political matters
Because Venus is influenced by
Mars, II is wise for women TO use
discretion and wisdom in all public
matters that engage their attention
There IS q sinister rule that BODIES
III for the peace Of the world and
the happiness Of home
Again masses OF men appear to be
/ moving under arms and dark clouds
l gather over the world
Warning is given to the races thar
Z belong 10 the sun that a menacting
I planetary government may afflict
/ them sadly. This seems to indicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Felix Adlsr's farce with music,
"Cukoo." viii open in Allentown. Pa
on Oct Il. In the cast are Nfr. Adler,
Frances A. Ross, Dave Ferguson, ny
man Meyer and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
sz,I1s,OOO GOLD IMPORTED
AGAINST Sl,766,OO0 EXPORTS

washington. D c. sept 3 - Cold
fnDorts continue TO exceed exports
s~-odfn- 70 figures made public by
Tire federal reserve board last night
FOR the 10 days ending August 70
In1ports OF s2.I15.000 against e1-
ports OF s1.T55,0 900 were reported for
the period
silver imports agsregaled e1-1o-,-
on0 wbfls exports Of that metal con
tinued TO decline. the figure Tor me
ten days being S426,755-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Walter J. Plimmer and Jack Cold
berg have Joined hands to send on
tour some vaudeville road shows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Queen WiIhelmlna, Of Holland, Is
an expert mflliner and designs her
own hats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

Loudon's metropolitan poncsEomen
force row numbers about 500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03

NO ROOM FOR CARE.
7 love that house the best Of all
That is so snug. and trim, and
small.
There's room enough in Il for ne
And nine to dwell in cozily,
And not a half an inch to spare
For entertaining worry there
COPYRIGHT. 1920, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-03
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
JOHN

THE RAIN.
THE drops Of falling rain
Of which you do complain
are ripening the grain
And giving greater powers
In beauty TO the flowers
in cry and thirsty hours
I'd IN the distant hills
they swell the dancing rills
That later turn our mills,
And grown 70 rivers bear
Earth's fruit 70 markets where
It's yours and mine to share
The air IS sWeeter FOR
The clean. refreshing store
or health in rains down-pour
wherefore, my friend I hold
TIE rain a boon untold
Finer than finest gold
Copyright. 1920. by the Mcclure
Newsnaper Syndicate
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
N0TA De DUEELLOO 0

Despu6s de una penosa enfermedad,t
falleci0 aver ,tarde la virtuosa seiio-
rita Teresa Tejada, domiciliada en-
esta capital. Cuando apenas disfrlx
taba de los goces de la juyentud, la
muerte vino tronchar el hilo de su
existencia y dejar un hogar lIeno
del mas profundo dolor.
Nosotros que fuimos honrados con
su amistad, lamentamos la muerte de.
la estimada y querida sefiorita Teresa
Tejada, asociandonos al dolor por que
pasan sus queridos padres y hernia
nos particularmente damos ell pesa-
me los esposos Rivera -Carreras.
Ell sepelio Sc verifico hoy las IL
p. M, siendo acompahado a cadaver
por un gran nnmero de amigos de la
iinada.
Que el eterno Padre acoja en- su
seno el alma de la extinta.
Luis MOntdAes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
POR LIBELO

Por Orden del Fiscal v por denuncia
del juez municipal de Bayam6n,
fueron arrestados aver, el Licencia-
do .trtemio Rodriguez, Genaro
Cotto V Antonio Acevedo, IL qlienes Sc
acusa de I'm supuesto delito de libelo,
relaciOnado con nm telegrama puestO
For ellos al peri6dicO El TEMPO, Y
publicado por este, referente al pro-
ceder del juez municipal dc Bayam6n
en- las inscripciOnes verificadas en- Ca
taiio ct viernes pr6ximo pasado. Pres
taron $500 de fianza cada uno por su
lihertad provisional.
Tambien fu6 arrestado aver. acusa-
do de dos delitos de inStigacitn al per
jurio, el COmisionadO de Servicio P1-
biicO en- Santurce. senior Juan Reque-
na. Presto $1,000 de fianza,. por SUI
libertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-02
DON LUIS PECHE

Hace algunos dias Sc encuentra
en- San Juan, el distinguido joven es,
paflol don Luis Pechc, Representative
de la National Pdpetorie Compayy, de.
Springfield, Massachusetts, establecida
EN- 1868, 10 que prueba la excelencia
del artfculO que Sc ha mantenido Y
Sc mantiene por tanto tempo en- ell
mercado americana, resistiendo todas
las cOmpetencias.
Ell senior Peche, que es persona muy
agradable y que estd muy bien rela-
ciOnada en- Puerto, Rico esta hacienda
aquf un buen negocio v clio nos salts
face porqIle asf sus yisitas al pals
seran mas frecuentes.
Nuestro afectuoso saludo al distin-
guido Representative dc la gran indus
tria americana.