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RELIEVE DEL OLA
Las Rutas del Espacio' :

absolute, nuestra irremediable solida-
ridad con ell proyecto hermosfsimo.
Y asf, como nosotros, que sentimos
el calido entusiasmO de las determine
clones resueltas; asf, como nOsOtrOs, q.
queremos para Puerto Rico todos los
adelantos, todos los progresses, todas
las ventajas que pueda tener Ell pals
mas avanzado,-y este de Ia comunica-
ci6n aerea va la tienen algunos asf
tambi6n los .hombres de acci6n, los in
novadores, los que siempre estan Wis
lumbrando un mas ALA, los que no quie
rem pactos definitivos y permanentes
con la rutina por muy, acreditada que
este, sino que ven en- los nuevos proce-
dimientos Y en- las nuevas rutas, las
nuevas posibilidades, han de ofre-
Ger Don Rafael Colorado, Mr.. Au-
bert, a los hombres de acci6n que en-
torno de estos dos amables precursO-
res Sc congreguen, La collaboration que
una obra de esta trascendncia, de esta
perspectiva Y de esta importancia coti-
Fable, merece desde luego.
No ha de tropezar con los frfos des-
denosos que a veces malogran los exi-
tos previstos, el fuerte espfritu dado
todas las luchas de este triunfante
luchador que Sc llama Rafael Colorado.
No ha de encontrar desyfos desalenta-
deres, porque 10 que propone Colorado
ahora no es una quimera sino una obra
realizable Pero aunque tuviera que ltl-
char nuestro amigo con la glacial re-
sistencia que el medic un POGO rutina-
I rio p0ne d veces en- tornol a los precur-
sores, no por ESQ retrocederfa, sino que
en-, el obstaculo encontrarfa un nuevo
estfmulo para seguir en- su empefo mo-
fbiifsimo. = ss.s.
Nuestro valioso collaboration ofrecfa
! aver a nuestros lectores, spguir ira
tando esta 1nateria que ha de encontrar
tan apasionados convencidos. De los
primeros, de los mas feryorosos, que
iremos ser nosotros, convencidos de que
I Iel proyecto es admirable, de que la
| obra sera fecunda.
Ell IMPARCIAL quiere estar con
los sefiores Colorado y Aubert en- esta
empresa que ha de dar a Puerto Rico
una inusitada impertancia, conyirtien-
dole en- centro de una red de c0muni-
tcaciones estupenda.
Porque creemos en- la empresa, por-
| que vislumbramos la obra, porque nos
entusiasma Ell fntento intrepido her
moso, nuestra decidida simpatfa, nues-
| ira compenetraci6n decidida, nuestra
collaboration fervorosa estan con los
hombres de pensamiento, de ideal y de
acci6n que proyectan esta grande, esta
bella, esta fecunda empresa realizable'
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q ~ - ~ s + 81 9z -
Eli un hello artfculo que nuestros lee
torres pddieron saborear aver, en- la pri-
mera pagina de Ell IMPARCIAL, Don
Rafael Colorado expone, con admirable
sencillez con perfecto dominic del te-
ma que aborda, un proyecto que es abb
solutamente realizable, que es de su-
prema conveniencia para Puerto Rico,
que ha de ser Ia syez que para noso-
tros, bueno Y titil tambien para Santo
Domingo, para Cuba, para los Estados
Unidos; que pudiendo contar con la CO.
laboraci6n de todos aquellos a quienes
el proyecto beneficial, no hay raz6n min
guna para que la idea feliz. una idea
bien madura, bien trazada y bien re-
suelta, no entire cuanto antes Ell ell ca
mino de las realidades.
No porque Rafael Colorado sea un
artista admirable, hemos de pensar en-
que el proyecto en- que yiene laborando
con ell gran aviador Aubert, pueda ser
solamente una bella dliimera v una be-
LA obra realizable, sin otras finalida-
des practicas. No. va hemos visto du-
rante la guerra y despues de la guerra,
que ell volar no era solo un ensueho
gentil en- los hombres, sino una reali-
dad aprovechable utilfsima. El correo
llevado en- aeroplano es va un servicio
que funciona normalmente en- Europa
a en- los Estados Unidos. Ell trasporte
de pasajeros, utilizando las rutas. del
espacio, es va un sistema de viajar que
sin0 esta vulgarizado esta normaliza-
do perfectamente.
sss i Por que no hemos de tener EN- Puer-
to Rico, 10 que en- todos los pueblos
/. progresistas Sc tiene va? sls 4
- Por que no ha de ser aquf I'm nego-
clio, nns esplendido negocio, 10 que, en-
otras parties 10 es? Precisamente el ais
/ lanliento en- que vivinos necesita de to-
dos los medios de ponernos en- contacto
con los pafses Aue mas cercanos nos
auedan, para estimular entire eIlos y
nOsotrOS la conylvencla, Ell comerclo, el
mutuo intercambio que ha de darnos
previstas insopechables ventajas. M
Comprendiendolo asf, es seguro que
los hombres de negocios los hombres
! de ideal, que tambien cabe ell ideal en-
los negocios, han de prestarA al proyec-
to hermosfsimo tOda la cooperation, to
ida la collaboration que merece.
Ell IMPARCIAL ofrece todo su con-
curse, su adhesion fervorosa la obra
que-i 10 creemos, 10 esperamos firme'
mente !-ha de ser pronto una realidad
definitiya. Porque creemos en- las ven
tajas infinitas que para ell pals repre-
senta esa lfnea aerea entire San Juan
Santo Domingo, Habana Cayo Hue
so, no vacilamos en- proclamar nuestra
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D1As Ap1cIoNALEs DE 1NscR1p.

CION, 1920.
Los siguientes dfas adicionales de
inscription han sido fijados por la
Junta Insuar de Elecciones para las
inscripciones de 1920 en- los NUM-
cipios precintos de Camuy, Hatillo,
Naguabo, Rio Grande, Utuado y Qua
yama, respectivamente a saber:::
PRIMERO: Sc celebraran inscrip-
clones de S a L de la maiiana Y de
2 6 de la tarde en- Camuy, Hatillo,
Naguabo y Rio Grande, y de s a. m.
6 p. m. en- Utnado Guayama, en-
los siguientes dfas sitios de dichos
municipios:
"a Camuy Junio 2.-Barfio Que
brada en- la casa de Alberto
Avila;
Junio g. Barrio Quebrada, en- la
casa de Jose Hernandez Ho-
nero;
JUNO 4-Barrio Miguel Santiago,
en- la casa de Miguel Arrieta !;
Junfo D. -Barrio Piedra iGorda,
en- la escuela rural;
Junio 6.-Barrio Cienega, en- la
casa de Miguel Arrieta;
Junio S.-Barrio 5Cibao en- la Ca
sa de Agapito Matos;
Junio 9.-Barrio Cibao, EN- la ca
sa de la Central Soller, inscTi-
biendose en- 6sta Ultima los elec
torres de Cibao Y PGertos.
(2) Hatillo Junio 10, IL, y 12.-
Barrio Bayaney, casa de Juan
Bautista Roman, inscribiendose
en- esta los electores &c los Ba
rrios Bayaney v Aibonito,
(s) Naguabo.-Junio IA, 10. 16, IL
is y 19.-Barrios Peha Pobre y
Rio Blaneo, casa de Rosendo
Rios, poblado denominado Las
Cuafro Gales.
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NO Sc vENDERA E4 rEATRo

La Asamblea Municipal acord0 ano
che que no Sc venda el Teatro de San
Juan. La votaci0n fue Gle para que
Sc vendiera, por 4 que no, pero como
Sc necesftaban las dos t@rceras parties
de los asainbleistas para el acuerdo,
es decir 8, y solo yotardn z, la ,venta
fue rechazada por falta de un voto.
Dejaron de asistir esta session los
sefiores Carbia v Acui5a, yotaron
en- contra los sefiores Martinez Ros-
sell6, Fossas, Avil6s Y Alvarez. Ell
informe de la Comisi0n era de que Sc
vendiera, fijando el precio mfnimo en-
$4,000.
Ell ingeniero, -en su informe, fijaba
para la venta el precio mfnimo de
$150O0O. Tenemos informes de que
este asunto Sc reconsiderara, pues
La mayorfa de la Asamblea esta por
Ia venta del anticuadO corral Los
duefios de cines Sc opOnen a ella.
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La Prohibition para ID >gel
raciones que nos suce

y di6 la voz de ala
a los m6dicos Y farI
tiendoles que deben
ira las hordas de
que no pueden enconti
a sus dolencias en- of
no sea una b0teHG de
do que conffa mas en-
sus paisanOs, ell COmisi
asegur0 que la prOhibicl
vada a la Carta cOnsti
desapdrecerd dc ella jan
di6 que el asuntO es un!
manos, Y pasara por 10
neraci6n antes de que
efectos buscados al ded
ibici0n ilaeional.
/. ''Sin duda debe haber d
sistente, algo liojo, en- una
constitutional "a, no puede
vigor mientras viveR las. pc
forman ell pueblo de Estadi
euando Sc. adopta tai enmi
possible: que tambien sea I'M
!Comisionado Kramer, presumi(
generaciones 4 ri porvenir Sc ]
~
menos h6stiles a una tiranfa
ia a sus ancd Erales y legad
estos".
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cky director 100000
quen halaba fugitive que al Sc
las Autoridads
burTandose queO
r0bo.
Philadelphia New POGO
la popular
Justica de esta Ultima cudad.
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FL Plazo para
!. lasInscripcioY

(4) Rio Grande. JUNO IL.
Guzman Arriba, casa de
do Pagan;
JUNO 16.-Barrio Zarzal. d
Gerardo Melendea;A
JUNO 19.-Barrio Ma&eyd
casa de JESUS V. Roo
- Utuado-,Julrio 3, 10 Y
cinto Primero, en- iel e
Ia Corte Municipal
(6) Guayama.-Junio IA, i
IS, 10 y q, en- el edif
Corte Municipal.
sEGUNDo: Estpk iiiscripc
cambiardn nj afectaran DC
guno las inscripciones anterior
fijadas por Junta Insular da
clones para dichos municipios
Sc establece en- el Boletfn Al
trativo No. 162, rromnlgado
Secretario Executive de Puert|
con fecha 4 de febreiIo de 1872
beran celebrarse sin gasto alg
IA la Junta Insular de Elec@i
el Gobierno de Puerto Rico.
TERCERO: Las Juhtas Loc
Elecciones de los mGnicipios
mencionados celebraran estas a
clones de acuerdo con la LeTyl
sitios v en- las fechas en- 81 pi
expresados; pero los fOtograf;
pleados por la Junta Insular d.
clones, no podrdn ser requerid
ra fotografiar electores en- los
v horas distintos a los sefalad
los contratOs. Sc admitiran SC
des Y sc expediran certificadt
desearen que sus certificates 4
cripci6n les sean extendidOs en-
cripci6n; pues las personals
deseen que sus certificates q
fechas v sitios, tendran que &
trar sus propias fOtograffas.
Expedida bajo mi fl |
el Sello de Ell Pueblo d
to Rico, en- Ia ciudad
Juan, P. r., hoy "
de mayo del afio de
Senior de mil noveeaej
te
JOSE E. BENEDl
Gobernador
Promulgada de acuerdo g
en- 2s de mayo de 1920.
r. SIACA PAG
Secretario Executive de n
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Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO

Ofcina del Secrcta-1o Ejecutino
San Juan, P. r., rs de mayo de 1920.
B0letfn
Administrative
No. 179.
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MAT1As REAL Sc EMBARcA

En- ell vapor espafiol "Montevideo"
que pasara por este puerto en- viaje
para Espaiia Ell dia veinte del mes
pr6ximo, embarcara nuestro estimado
amigo v companero don Matias Real,
quien hace varios dias fue operado
de APPENDICITIS en- la Clinica de Mira
mar.
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AuxILIO MUTUO

Mayo q del 1920.
Entradas: Manuel Rivera Ter6n, de
San Juan; Ramon Romaflac Trull, de
Arroyo.
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Ell vAPoR BARCELONA" EN-
PUERTO

A la una v media de esta tarde fon-
deo en- Ell puerto ell hermoso trasat-
lantico de la Inca de Pinillos "Barce-
lona,, procedente de Espa1a Islas
Canarias.
Trae para Puerto Rico trece pasa-
jeros de ,camara.
La hora de salida para Cuba no ha
sido anunciada.
-
Ell JUEZ CUEvAS zEQUEIRA
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell Hon.
Juez, de la Corte de Distrito de Huma-
Gao, Lcdo. Rafael Cuevas Zequeira.
-
Ell SR. CoLINA RESTABLECIDO
Al senor Luis F. Colina quien fue
operado en- la Clfnica de Miramar, 10
henos saludado esta mafana compile
tamente restablecido.
Celebramos el restablecimiento del
senior Colina.
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Ell LAKE ELsINoRE', cARGANDo
El yapor Lake ElsinoFe. de la Bal
timore Steamship Co, esta eargando
azdcar en- el muelle No.I2.
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LA GoLETA W. H. MOODY

Esta tarde saldra para Santo Do
mingo y Macoris, la goleta domini-
cana w. H. Moody con carga gene
raj.
Sus consignatarios Diego Agiieros
v Co. nos informan que la goleta lleva
para Santo Domingo 400 sacos de CO.
Irrespondencia.
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PRoCLAMA

PROCLAMA
DEL GOBERNADOR INFERNO DE
PUERTO RICO.
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FL cine Fajardo, continda exhibien.
do peifeulas de gran arte y ofrece nue.
vos estrenos de las actrices mas afa-
madas. 10 que siento perderme es.
Derando que AHA en- Ponce. Tolito,
estark hacienda una selection de pri-
mo eartello. n Delicias tiene una
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ALMA.
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Promulgada de acuerdo g
en- 2s de mayo de 1920.
r. sIACA PAG
Secretario Executive de p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-29

En- JUNO embarcan para Espaiia,
los sefiores lIuhes- -Fuentefrfa ' sus
dos hijos, los esposos veve-veye. y pa
ra Estados Unidos. los sehores Carre-
rasBird / Bon yoyayel
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CHAPTER XIII.
Kirby and l Meet.

Sal remained seated behind the bar,
noddlng, and so soon as felt reason
ably assured that she was without 10.
terest In my movements, ! leaned for.
ward and endeavored to arouse Ken
nedy. This was by no means easy Of
accomplishment. and was compelled
to pinch the fellow rather severely
before he sat up angrlly, hurting out
the first words which came to his lips !:
"What the devil"
His half-opened eyes caught my ges-
ture for silence. and he stopped In
stantly, his lips widely parted.
Meet me outside" | whispered.
warnlngly. But be careful about It."
The slight noise had failed to dis
turb me woman. and | succeeded In
slipping through the unlatched door
without noting any change In her pos
ture. Tim. now thoroughly awake,
and aware Of something serious In the
air. was not long ln joining me with
out, and | drew him aside into q spot
Of deeper blackness under the trees.
He was still Indignant over the pinch
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ing. and remained drunk enough to be
quarrelsome. ! cut his mufiied pro-
family short.
THAT'S quite enough Of that. Tim,
] said sharply. and was aware that he
stared back At me. plainly perplexed
by the change in my tone and manner.
you are an officer Of the law: 70 am
!. and II Is about time We were work.
ing together"
He managed to release q gruf laugh.
"You-you d. bum; h.. that's
good joke-what'r yer givin' me now?"
'The exact truth; and It will be
worth your while. my man. to brace up
and listen. ! am going to give you .
chance to redeem yourself-a last
chance. II will be q nice story to tell
back In St. Louis that you helped to
kidnap wealthy young white woman,
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kin git away. without nobody think.
In enything bout II. It's d-n easy
money, ter my notion"
! thought swiftly. There were sew
eral questions wanted to ask but
dare not It was better to trust to
luck, for j must lull. not arouse sus-
plcion. Thus far the affair had played
wonderfully into my hands: II I could
maintain my part to the end there
ought to be no reason why the girl
should not be saved uninjured.
"Why. II thet's all got ter do fer
a hundred dollars" said gayly. I'm
yer man. Jack. An how soon will
Kirby be comm down ter this yer
place on Bear crick"
In q day er two. I reckon. Soon's
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To Take ssby's Picture,

Anyone who has tried It knows II Is
q dlfiicult task to take an indoor pic.
ture Of an active child. BY placing
The subject near . sunny window, but
not In the direct sunlight, and with a
sheet fixed at one side. high enough
20 that It reaches above the subjects
head. good results may BE- obtained. II
the child sits on the door, the sheet
will be high enough thrown over two
chairs.
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lait0 cook who told him, although.
reckon. he he'd his doubts afore thet.
! knew she wusn't no niger the furst
minute got eyes on her-they CANT
fool me none on niggers; wus raised
'mong 'em. But so fur's the gurl'S
concerned. she don't know yet thet
Kirby's found out" He emitted q
weak laugh. ut sorter skeered Joe
ter be caught way up yere In this kin
try. kidnappin' q white gurl. He didn't
know whut the hi ter do till give
him q p'inter."
"You were the ole who suggested
marriagey
"WaI'. I sed she eudn't do nuthln'
'gainst him 0nct he wus married to
her. thought o. thet right away.
Yer see this wus how 1t happened:
Kirby sed he'd like fer ter marry her.
an sez. Why not. thenl Thar's nn
OIL bum ov preacher yere at Yellow
Banks, a sorter hanger-on ter one o.
them militia companies. what'll do eny
d--n thing tell him to. l got the
goods on him, an he knows t.
"'But she wouldn't marry me- he
says; yer don't know thet gurl.'
"Don't II asked sarcastic. Wal.
thar ain't no gurl ever ! see yet thet
won't marry man II the right means
are used. How kin she help herself7
Yer leave II ter me-"
"And he consentedr
"He wus d---n glad to. after told
him how It cud be done But Tim
he wudn't 60 In with US. an thet's
why we got ter have snuther man.
Come on over ter the bar an have a
drink. Moffett; them other fellers are
goln' ter eat now"
The diversion gave me opportunity
for moments thought. The plan was
a dlabollcal one. cold-blooded and des-
perate. yet saw no certain way Of
serving Elolse, except by accepting
Rale's offer. did not even know where
she was concealed. or how ! could lay
hands on Kirby. The genial Rale
pushed out black bottle and we
drank together.
"Wal." he said, picking up the con-
versation where 1t had ended, quite
satisfied with his diplomacy. and wip-
ing his lips on his sleeve. "What ye
say. Moffetti Thar's hundred dol
lars In this job"
"Whar Is the gurlr
"Oh. reckon she amt fur AWAY ;
we kin find her all right. got ter
know bout yer furst. Are yer game"
"I'm game 'nough. Jack" assuming
a familiarity thought he would ap-
preclate. "Only I don't want'r jump
inter this yere thing without KNOWN
nuthin' bout II. What Is II yer got
lined up fer me ter dor
He helped himself to yet another
liberal drink. and ! was glad to note
that the fiery liquor was already be-
ginning to have Its effect. increasing
his recklessness Of speech.
"All right. Dan; have another one
on me-no1 Wal hi; spose
might as wal tell ye furst as last.
Thar amt nuthin' fer eny o. US ter
git skeered about. We got 1t all
pIanned. We don't want this affair
talked about none, do wei ! reckon
not. SO we planned II out this way:
Thar's a frien' o. mine got shack
down on Bear creek. bout twenty mile
below yere. He sells red-eye ter barge
an keel-boatmen, what tie up thar
nights. Wal, he's all rlght--a HI o.
a good feller. What we aim ter do
is run the gurl down thar ternlght. un-
bekno'nst ter enybody. reckon yer
kin ride hoss?'
"Yes; so thet's my job?'
"Thet's the whole o. II. Yer just
got ter stay thar with her till Kirby
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using your ONCE as q cloak for the
crime. and, besides that. killing two
men to serve a river gambler. Sup
pose I was to tell that sort Of tale to
Governor Clark. and give him the
proofs-where would you landr'
He breathed hard, scarcely able to
articulate. but decidedly sober.
"What-what's thatf Amt you the
fellar thet wus on the boati Who
who the devil are yerr'
Il am an officer In the army" said
gravely. determined to impress him
nrst Of all. ''and I worked on that
steamer merely to learn the facts in
this case. know the whole truth now,
even to your late quarrel with Kirby.
I do not believe you realized before
what you were doins-but you do now.
You are guilty Of assisting that con-
temptible gambler to abduct Eloise
Beaucaire and are shielding him now
In his cowardly scheme to compel her
to marry him by threats and force"
THE d., low-llved pup-I told
him whut he wus."
yes, but that doesn't prevent the
crime. He's all you said. and more.
But calling the man names Isn't going
to frighten him. nor get that girl out
Of his clutches. What want to know
Is. are you ready to help me 1ght the
fellowf Block his game1"
Howl What do ye want doner
"0ive me a pledge first, and I'll tell
you."
did you say ye wus an army offer
cerr
"Yes, q lieutenant; my name is
Knox"
II never knowd yer"
Probably not but Joe Kirby does.
l was on the steamer Warrior coming
down when he robbed old Judge Beau
caire. That was what got me mixed
up In this affair. Lnter ! was In that
skiff you fellows rammed and sunk on
the Illinois. l know the whole dirty
story. Kennedy. from the very begin
ming. And now 1t Is up to you wheth-
er or not tell 1t to Governor Clark"
II reckon yer must be right" he ad-
mitted helplessIy. "0nly quit cold
the minute l caught on ter whut wus
up. never know'd she want no mig
ger till after we got we're. Sure's yer
live that's true. Only then I didn't
know whut else ter do. % | got bilin'
drunk"
you are willing to work with me.
thenr
Yer kin bet I am; amt no
gurl-stealer."
Then listen. Kennedy. Jack Rale
told me exactly what their plans were.
because he needed me to help him.
When you Jumped the reservation. he
had to find someone else, and picked
me. They mean to pull of the affair
tonight. Here's the story"
told 1t to him. exactly In the form
It had come to me. interrupted only In
the recital by an occasional profane
ejaculation. or some interjected ques-
ton. The deputy appeared sober
enough before had finished. and fully
grasped the seriousness Of the situa-
tion.
Nov that Is the way II stacks up."
ended. The girl Is to be taken to this
fellows shack and compelled to marry
Kirby. whether she wants to or not.
They either intend threatening her. or
else to actually resort to force Likely
both. No doubt they can rely on this
renegade preacher In either case"
"Jack didn't name no Manner
"No-whyf
"0nly thar uster be bum hangin'
round the river front In Saint Loues
who he'd preachers papers, en- wore
q long-tailed coat. Thar want no low.
down game hs vudnx tsks . hand IN
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pfostxAted. ] nv
Dr. PieEce's Favor.
ite Prescription and
Golden Medical DiD.
covery advertised
and decided to tzy
than. / took 6
bottles Il the Favor.
hePrescription' 6rst
During the 6fst weak
of he treatment ]
-seened weaker but ]
was sdyised By 3
neishboe to keep %
taking It, and during
Ak
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Improved rapidly hnd could DO my work-l
whsss before could not even comb ny
hair. I 6nishsd tho treatment, using IL ]
Golden Medical Discovery. also and Ivil
permanently cured.
Il have used d.. Piercs's Peasant Pellets
ioe constipation vhsnsvee ] have needed
that lind q medicine, for yean-ARA
NARY CHASE, oo5 N. Hickoey g.
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~ssay IN sehseI."

Does Il pay to continue youl
studiesi Education means q success
fol and useful life: II pays the indi.
vfdual. Education means e1icient
workers; It pays the nation. Show
this to your parents and ask them
what they think ase1t It Stay In
school. Colorado Agricultural Cel
lsoe Nsws MetaA
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Practtcinq Law.

The Yegg-Well, you got me, oil
right, mister. s'pose you're going to
turn me over to the bulls.
The Eminent Counselor-Ce Certainly
not. In that case I'd get only witness
fee Of a dollar, I'm going to be your
attorney. My retaining fee will be this
roll Of bills found In your vest. Good
night.
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An absent-minded man seldom for
yets his troubles.
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Fresh, sweet, white. dainty clothes
for baby, II you use Red Cross Bag
Blue. Never streaks or Injuries them.
All good grocers sell It, SC q package,
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Not the Real ThIno.

Not the Real ThInq.
what are you crying for. my little
nanY Il amt crying; this is Just q
ehearsal."
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For Women Approach.
ing Middle Life

Ottawa, KanaspWhen I reached mi6s
a. Gfe ! w1s Wy neevuus and almost