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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-08-11
ROSEWOOD

Rosewood may at last have a gaso-
line filing station where gas will be
larger city stations, at least so was
the opinion of Standard Oil Company
representative from Fargo who visited
town last week. On finding conditions
here satisfactory he took the matter
up with Herbert Carlson to secure his
services as local representative Mr.
Carlson found the proposal quite agree
able and a contract was drawn up and
signed whereby he will have charge
of the sale Of their products on a COM
mission basis if the plan materializes.
The agent will submit his plans for
the company''s approval and if found
be shipped and installed in the near
future. a filling station is a local ne
cessity, with autos, gas engines, light
ing systems and tractors on almost
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bloom, Arthur and
Annie Bloom motored to Hazel last
Sunday to visit with the J. Sjoberg
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Holm spent Sum
day afternoon on an auto trip to Good
r c2mplim Ha ,y+ t. her sister Miss
tertained formally four friends at her
home in town last Friday afternoon.
Miss Bartlett who has spent some time
here as guest with the Holms leaves
on Saturday morning for her home at
pleasantly passed, various indoor
games and amusements being the chief
diversion: The following were the
guests: Misses Ella Nelson, Hannah
Hellquist, Synneva Sorenson and Gret-
chen Bartlett and Mrs. Emil Ander-
son.
Mrs. Rudolph Sagmoen, of Anita, has
accepted position as teacher at Rose
bank for seven months term to COM
| mence next October 4th.
Henry sagmoen who has been en-
ployed at Hibbing for some time ar
a brief visit with his parents.
Miss Isabelle Sagmoen who has spent
the last four months as guest with
her sister Mrs. M. L. Furan at Stay
Mrs. Bernhard Ranum left last Thurs
| day for Minneapolis where she will
visit with her sister Mrs. Roy Skinner
i for week.
Mrs T. Holten left last week for
Croollston where she will visit with
relatives for some time.
Olaf Hall and Martin Abby left on
Monday for Argyle where they will be
| employed during threshing.
Mrs. J. BlOOmquiSt accompanied by
son Albert and two daughters from
Middle River was in town last Sunday
Miss Ella Nelson left on Sunday for
Norden where she will stay at her sis
| ter's Mrs. Ole Skaarss home for some
| time. Mrs. Skaar's small baby had a
| leg broken in a fall on Sunday and
Miss Ella will assist with the house
Miss Nellie Sustad, Of Holt was the
| guest of Miss Laura Kron a few days
| this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bloomberg and
| children, from CrOokston, were visitors
| at Haugen Bros. Sunday.
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IS. CRAnDEST IN .....
the WORLD TODAY
Minnesota Man Carries Tanlae 500
Miles So As Not To Be -
lii S Without IT.. S

There is NO doubt in my mind that
Eanlac is the SHandest medicine in the
world today. Why, I have gained tif-
teen pounds in weight since l started
taking it and am enjoying better health
than 1 have in years." said Robert
Kruse. Lancaster. Mimi, horse dealer
and farmer, while telling Of bis exper-
fence with Tanlac in Boysop:s drug
store IN Cedar Rapids. Iowa, recently.
II want six bottles of Taplae now
and the address OF this store so 1 can
order some more when get back home.
They keep it on sale in Lancaster, but
there is such y demand for it they had
run out when 1 left home, and al
though it is SOC miles from here I am
going to take these six bottles with me
to make sure I have some when / get
back. For seven years l had suffered
from stomach trouble. and although ]
tried many different treatments and
medicines nothing ever did me any
good until l got hold Of Tanlac My
appetite was 80 poor just had to
force down every mouthful / ate, and
when l did manage to eat little some
thing | suffered with terrible burn
ing sensation as if there was ball Of
fire in the pit of my stomach for hours
afterwards. My nerves were also badly
upset so much 80 that I only slept a
few minutes at a time during the night
and could seldom stay in the bed later
than 3 or o'clock in the morning, as
l would become SO restless I just had
to get up. I had lost a great deal of
weight, too, and was in a badly run
down condition every way.
II saw so much of the good Tanlac
was doing others l decided to try it
myself, and l had taken only a few
doses when began to feel lots better.
have only taken three bottles so far,
but that has been enough to make me
feel just like different person. I now
have splendid appetite and can eat
anything want and all / want with
out having particle Of trouble with
my stomach. My nerves are in splen-
did condition and 1 can sleep all night
long without ever waking up, and al
ways get up in the morning feeling
simply fine. In fact, l feel as good in
every way as ever remember feeling
in my life, and while 1 believe I am
entirely rid of my troubles I am going
to take few more bottles Of Tanlac
to be absolutely sure they will not re-
turn. l never expect to be without it
in my house, and I could stand here and
talk to you all day without being able
to tell you what a grand medicine I
think it isl
Tanlac is sold by the leading drug
gist in every town.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-6OO acres in sections 3
and 4 Keystone township and 600 acres
in section 10 Keystone township. These
two farms are to be rented separately.
Will rent cne-third delivered, renter to-
furnish everything, or one-half deliver
ed and owner to furnish all Of the seed
and pay half of the threshing machine
bill. For further information write
Laurence H. Henschen, 101 Van Buren,:
Street, Joliet, III. I wish to rent these
farms at once for next year. If you
are looking for farm act promptly.
One Of these farms is at Sherack sta
ton and other about 8 miles northeast
of Grand Forks. Applicant must state
number of horses and amount Of equip
ment which they have. None but good
farmers need apply.
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ANGUS

Miss Gertrude Hemsted who has
been visiting at the Dick Glover home
for the past two weeks, returned to
her home at Grand Forks Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Emma Helm spent Sunday with
her folks Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Helm,
Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glover and the
latters mother, Mrs. Herman Osterloh,
made business call at Warren Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunsted, of Argyle, Wis
tied at their sons home here over Sun
Miss Myrtle Dean spent very en-
joyable time with Miss Viola Peterson
at her home Sunday.
daug g u of Columbia. washington gH anu
rived here Saturday morning. Mr..
Carlson was a former depot agent here
and holds similar position in his new
home in Washington.
arrived in Angus last week and is
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
w. c. Oberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Vavrina are
which arrived from Warren last week.
Miss Gertrude Osterloh had the mis-
fortune to step on a nail yesterday
afternoon.
The Messers. and Mesdames A. T..
Campion and J. w. Campion entertain
ed as their guests to dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Henderson, Of Warren;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coriss, Miss
Heath and guests, Mrs. Robson, Of On
tario, Mrs Eva Wallis Of Fulton, ILL.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nesselrod and son. Misses
Clara Supernault of E. Grand Forks
and Maxine Johnson Of Thief River
CroOkston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth and two
daughters are guests of their son Earl
Longworth, north of town. They ar
rived here Saturday from MCLEAN, ILL.,.
making the entire trip by auto.
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July 28-Aug. II. S
Citation for Hearing ON Fiaa1 ACCOUNT
#F - and for Dlstribut1oA.

July 2S-Aug. IL. 94 E#
Citation for Hearing ON Fiaal ACCOUNT
#F and for D1stribNt1oA.
ESTATE OF PEDER A. KMIPPE.
State OF Minnesota, County OF Marshall.
= In Probate Court. %$ a
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Peder "A.
Knippe, Eecedent X
The State Of Minnesota to Anton
Charlsyen KHippe and Marthea Kaippe,
and all persons interested in the
anaa account and distribution of
the estate Of said decedent: The repre-
having flied in this Court his final ae-
count OF the administration Of the
estate Of said decedent together with
his petition praying for the adjustment
and allowance Of said final account and
for distribution Of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto en-
titled.
Therefore, You. and Each of You, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any yoN have. before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms in
the City Of Warren, in the County Of
Marshall. State Of Minnesota, on the
21st day Of August, 1920, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, why said petition should not be
granted. .... -
witness. the Judge OF said Court, and
the Seal Of said Court, this gath day of
July, 1920.
PETER Fl, HOLM,
Probate Judge,
Court Seal)
A. N. ECKSTROM,
Warren, MINI.
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500 Reward, $40

The readers Of this paper win bs
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it, stages and
that 10 catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine IL taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces Of the System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
Stitution and assisting nature in doing ito
faith in The IL curative powers Of HS Ira
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails
to cure. Send for list Of testimonials.
Ohio. Sold 81 ~ D1u6gist. e.
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LOTS FOR SALE-Choice building lots
for sale, a fine location, beautiful trees,
electric lights and city water in street,
short distance from high school build
ing. Apply to A. e. MattsOn.
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sok SALE-Several good building lots
IN city. Inquire at Sheaf Office.

HOTEL FOR SALE-I wish to sell nv
hotel in this city, which is doing a good
business. Good reason for selling. For
particulars write to the Owner---Martin
l.. Boardson, r. r. D. 1, Warren MINI.
Phone 127-L.
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FOX SALE-7 room house. Lot Is
foot front, near High Scheduled
HoX 253, Warren, MINI.
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COOK WANTED-Good cook wanted
on the Snake River Farm Good
wages. Apply to A. Melgard, Warren.
MINI.
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LOTS FOR SALE-Lots 4 and 9, block
~, i'll HARDWOOD addition. For particu-
lars see Mrs. MCCLELLAN, city.
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FLOWING WANTED-Plowing done
for $500 per acre.-L. B. Akre, Viking,
Mimi.
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WANTED

SITUATION WANTED Expert wants
job on tractor during threshing and
blowing, Rumely preferred. Several
years experience. graduate from trac-
tor school.-C. 0. Bean, Thief River
Falls, MINI.
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FOR SALE-A bay four-year old horse,
broken and sound, weight about 1850,
and new set of farm harness. Inquire
of A. B. Airhart, City.
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WANTED AT ONCE Dishwasher
good wages. Home Restaurant.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SAxE-Seven room house. Apply
at Mrs. Catherine Carlson or at Sheaf
office.
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FOR SALE-Sweet Glover for sale.
White blossom. Any amount.-Chas.
Franks.
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FOR SALE-Cows, high grade bull
calves and registered Duroc Jersey
hogs.-L. J. Hill, Radium, MINI.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two Shropshire bucks,
one 3-year old and one yearling. Your
choice $500. w. H. Grange and Son.
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FOR SALE-A few duroc- Jersey boars
April narrowed, pedigrees furnished
also four-year-old red polled bull with
pedigree. P. J. Turnlund & Son, Ra
dunn, MINI.
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TOR SALE

FOR SALE-One $3.50 four-cylinder
Iltan tractor and one % J. l. Case
steel separator; both practically new.
write at once Box &c, Strandquist,
MINI.
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FOR sALE-36-60 Gar Scott separator
and Case engine, % h. p. In good
running order. Will sell cheap as l
have no use for it.-John johnson.
Warren, MINI.
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CORN BINDER FOR SALE-Haye for
sale 1 Deering corn binder, in good re-
pair at r: H. Clark's farm, ~ miles
west of Warren.-P. J. Bollie
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FOR sALE-25 horse power Buffalo
Fits steam engine and 36x6O Reeves
separator, complete. Will sell separate
or trade for young horses. Thos. J.
Oysak, Euclid, MINI.
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FOR SALE Minnesota binder, almost
new, cheap. Registered Shorthorn herd
bull. Team good work horses.-F P.
Nolan, Euclid, MINI.
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FOR SALE-COral range for sale
Phone 1S1.
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FOR SALE-One $3.50 Rumley Oil
Pull tractor, one six bottom Avery
stubble pillow and four bottom prairie
breaker, nearly new. Best cash offer
takes it. II. Hadrath, Thief River
Falls, MINI.
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FOR SALE-TwO 7-foot Mccormick
binders, in good running order. Andrew
Anderson, Warren, MINI.
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FOR. SALE-Extra fine feed oats. An
drew Salberg
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Seven passen.
ger REQ automobile, in first class con.
dition; also number of good houses in
Warren.-Toby Scheie, the Warren
AuctiOneer.
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FOR SALE-Seven room house. O.,
west side. Inquire at Warren Auto Co
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A. N. ECKSTROM. Attorney-at- Law.
Office End floor First National Bank
Building, Warren. MINI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27
NO YAClLE ANTE Ell pElIdRO

En caSOS Qe nlnOS uenlacrau0S Dor
desordenes en- los intestinos acompa-
iiados por evacuation mucoSa, con
dolor sde vientre naucho dolor en-
la region del est6mago. con dolor de
cabeza, sopor delirio. puede sos
pecharse con mas nlcnps certeza
que sus padecimientcs proviencn DE-
lombrices solitaria. En- tales ca
SOS no Sc debe perder tempo algu-
no v debe administrarseles cuanto
antes una dosis del Vermifugo fsTI-
RO SEGURO", del Or. H. F. Peery,
n'a es el inico remedio Que ataca
las lombrices solitaria. las expul-
sa del sistema u dcstruye el foco ue
infection donde Sc procrean No va
Gle un instante. en- conprar le Ver-
mifugo "TIRO -SEGURO', Gel DR..
II. r. Peery, el anico legitino, fa-.
bricado exclnsivamente por Wright's
Jndian Vegetable Pill Co, de 372
Peart St.. New York. N. ", v adj
ministrarlo de acuerdo con las di-
recciones que envuelven Ell frasco.
No hay necesidad de otros purgantes
para completar su acci6n. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27
CARTAS DE ESPANA

AfTeglando telegramas no habia medic
de que pndiera Lopez Merino dar nunca
la mcdida de su talento. Tampoco le hui
biera sido facil darse conocer como
dramaturgo, porqne desgraciadamente
las puertas de los Teatros espaaoles es-
tan cerradas a piedra y lodo para los
autores noVeles Cuando ofreeen una
obra de merito, 10 menos que Sc les pi-
de es que acepten un nonabre cotiza-
BILE en- cahdad de colaborador sin cola
boraci6n que conparta los derechos con
cualquier enpleadO de u empresa tea
tral que Sc decide al estreno.
Ese es Ell calvario' enc sufren los es
critores noveles en- Espaha. Es una in
justicia y es una inmoraldad. Pefo, CO
mo ESQ es 10 establecido no hay mas re
medic que pasar por las horcas caudi-
mas. M
Por no sufrir esa exploitation inicua
Sc han malogrado mnchos dramaturgos.
70 conozco el case de nm f6rtil y admi-
rable escritor montafies,. digno, conscien
te de su talento, que rsnuIici6 al teatro,
donde lie esperaban tantos triunfos, por
no someterse a semeiante tirania,
que es a la vez un vilipendio
Lopez Merino tuvo La suerte de encon
trar en- el gran actor Enrique Borras, un
protector desinteresado. Lego al illus
tire tragico Pedro Fierro'' vi6 que
habia ALI una obra, por sus nssritos, de
6xito indiscutible. Y la estren6. El pu-
blico. con siis aplausos, corr6boro la ella
rividencia de BOrras. En- una noche, la
del estrenO, qned6 convertible en- dra-
maturgo de relieve el hasta entonces
desconocido periodista malagueno Juan
Lopez Merino.
csractcrizando su obra, el mismo au-
tor ha dicho:
''He procurado ser espafol, ser sobrio
reejar el ambiente y dar la sensation
dramatica. De la cantera espsfiola Sc
puede extraer mucho. En- cuanto An
dalucia, deros con adierto-aludiand
a Jos hermanos Alvarez Quintero- -explo
taron la Andalucia que rfe; queda por
explotar un POGO la que sube. la de aho
ra. He sido sobrio por entender que cl
exceso de literature perjudica mnchas
veces la production dramatica, dadas
las normss del drama moderno. He cuida
do ,,-a,eho da1 oy,bian+a ,,o~c,,o ,,,o ,,,,r,
ce que es algo esencialisimo. He procu-
rado en- tPedro Fierro'' dar la SEN
saci6n dramatica, como procursrs dar
la sensation tragica, 81 salgo bien de
esta prueba y Sc me abre canino en- o:ra
obra que tengo pensada y que hab1e de
titular Les Perros'' tNs
Err efecto, en- PEDRO Fierro'', Ell nue.
vo dramaturgo Ia fijado bien los tipos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27
DEsDE AREcIBo

Hace dias Sc llevo cabo en- los sa-
lones de asamblea de la casa consisto-
r4al de esta ciudad, una reunion convor
cada por los sres. Enrique Ramos Tui
ler, CHARLES Hartzell y helen W.. Cour-
to.s, con el fin de colocar acciones de
una Corporation que tiene por objeto
dessrroliar una industrla del pals, cual
es la fabrication de blusas de touas
ciases.
A esta reunion, solamente acudieron
.ps p~lsonas de las ciento cincuenta
que fueron invitadas, 10 que demuestra
el POGO espiritu de asociacion Que pre-
domina en- esta ciAaad de tan pocas
ejecutOrias conlerciales.
Ante este fracaso el Sr. Ramos Tu-
her, tuvo la amabilidad de linvitarme,
para que viese su taller, establecido en-
la Gale del Or. Coll Toste. A. las
cuasro dc la tarde nos presentamos en-
dicho taller, siendo recibidos muy cor
tesmente por el sr. Ramos, quieh es una
persona correctamente fina.
Ali vimos todo 10 que puede hacer la
iniciativa levada a Ia practical Artis-
ticos trabajos do calado, en- fiaisimas
telas, pulcramente hechas mao. por
manos exclusivamente portorriquenas,
Este modesto taller, reparte al-edor
de mil dolares semaralss, y ALI Sc ga
nan la vida muchas familias quo dobi-
do a la categoria social a que pcrtene-
cen, no pueden ir un despalillado. nj
podrian ganarse la vida en- ctras acti-
vidades humanas que mujeres &c tenn
pie mas vigoroso desar-cllan.
70 creo. que los hombres de dinero
en- esta ciudad, han hecho NAL, al no
cooperar al desenvolyimiento de- esta
corporation en- esta ciudad. Primero,
porQue una corporation que viene a
desarrollar negocios que va tienen su
mercado en- los Estados Unidos, mere
CO nues.ra cooperation mas decidida,
va q. vamos fomentar una indnstria
dc bastante provecho para nuestra So
ciedad, necesitada de fuentes en- don
de Sc puedan ganar Ia vida esas fami-
lias. que tienen que luchar elias mis-
mas para su sostenimiento. Segundo,
porque es bueno que Sc le de salida a
csc capital estancado. que ningin be-
nefcio deja en- las areas cerradas CO.
rrientes de vida, como son las indus
trias, con el fin de que el dinero que
sale de la isla Sc Quede denro de ella
Esta Corporation, como he dicho arri
ba. tiene su mercado garantido. v va
canine al exito .seguro, sin miedo Al
tanteo comercial, tan peligroso y tan
arduo y costoso.
5Hay patriotismo en- la defensa de
nuestras industrias2 81. Patriotismo no
slgniAca pertenecer los partidos mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-27

! avanzados y pedir para ell pals 10 que
fllevan en- su piataforma. Patriotismo,
es, crear y sostener industries, en- las
que Ell pueblo pueda encontar niedios
de vida, y un sostenimiento SECURE para
proclamar la independence economical,
mas leila aun que la Independence
politica, presto que ella nos da esa
fuerza prepotente que nos hacs Greer
nos superiores toaos los demas seres
vivientes. 81 no, ahi teneis a los Es-
sados Unidos, como cjemplo de 10 que
dejo expuesto.
En- esta ciudad hay mas 6e cien fa-
milias que necesitan ganarse Ell pan,
pero que no Sc aireven ir sun despa-
lillado de tabaco, porque su categoria
social no les permite esta libertad de
accion. Esas familias viven una vida
languida, ilena de privaciones por 10
que deten agradecer a estos capitals
tas que niegan su cooperation a indus
trias en- las cuales dichas famiIias po-
drian cncontrar trabajo, que las pu-
siese salvo de la miseria que hoy las
consume, y de las escrupulosidades So
ciales que elias ouieren sostener.
81 de esta. manera cerramos el paso
a las nuevas industries que Sc abren
en- nuestra isla, elias iran buscar me-
jor ambiente industrial otras parties
en- donde sean recibidas con benevo-
lencia Y agradecimiento. Ell dinero es-
tancado para NADIA sirve NADIA sig
mica, porque NADIA produce; la fuerza
del dinero esta en- el empleo que Sc
hace de el, al darse las diferentes
iniciativas humanas, como 10 son las
industrias, el comercio la banca.
La ''courtois Needle Work, Inc
podria hacer mucho en- este sentido.
Por 10 pronto, esta dando trabajo a
mas de cien familias, que ganan ~dia-
riamente dos " tres dolares, que van
a parar al comercio, va que este es
como un mar que va regociendo las
aguas de los rios manantiales
En- aquel taller, durante las dos ho-
ras que estuve en- el, Vi muchas fa-
milias cobrando 81 importe de su la