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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Local Comment

A Marshalltown woman who has
just returned from visit in Mason
City, asks "Why doesn't the street
department OF Marshalltown keep
the streets cleaned up. as is done in
Mason City2" There. the woman
says, leaves are not allowed to lie in
the streets. clogging the cutters and
storm sewers, but are swept up and
carted sway. Perhaps the street de-
partment knows; the average per-
son doesn't.
Property owners In Marshalltown
usually welcome paved streets, even
tho they are expensive. because they
benefit their property. In order to
be benefit in every sense OF the
word the pavements should be kept
clean. The Times Republican has
no sympathy for the person who de-
liberately rakes leaves out into the
street expecting the city to cart them
away, unless instructions are given
to that effect but the newspaper
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23

does sympathize with those who are
compelled, II they would have their
pavement clean, to do the work
themselves. and remove the leaves
that fall from trees in parkings that
belong to the city.
Efforts OF state pure food COM
missioners to clean up eating PLACES,
milk stations, and the receptacles in
which ice cream is handled. have the
hearty support of the public. Some
dealers, in their efforts to serve, be-
come careless, and pay but little at
tention to the sanitation OF their prod
ucts. The buying public Is entitled
not only to the service 1t pays for,
but to q guaranty that what 1t buys
is clean.
"Oz" Gelvin is gone, Tho only a
boy OF 10. he made himself lnourned
by large part OF this community.
His, manly figure, his clean life. his
genial smile, his comradeshlp. 30 en-
deared him to many that q dozen
mothers, feeling themselves an inti-
mate party to the family's bereave-
ment. were surprised to learn that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Costume, Cost 100000


An upstate" New York editor ap-
parently has not seen Good Times"
at the New York Hippodrome. for he
says In his recent issue: 1--WE read
that the costumes worn by tho Hippo
drome ballet and chorus were taken
to the big playhouse In ono push
cart. It makes us wonder and ask
now much material was contained In
single costume"
Which In these days OF high prices
makes the Hippodrome managers
rear up on their hind legs and wish
the upstate editor was right. AS a
matter OF fact 1t took six trucks to
cart to the Hippodroms the, 5000
costumes used In "Good Times" The
total cost OF tho costumes used ex-
ceeded 100000. In tho "Coloriand'
scene. which runs six minutes, $4,000
worth of SINNERS satin Is used for
the costumes OF chorus and ballet
alone, while the three principal sing
ers wear costumes costing $1,000
each. Good Times" contains besides
costumes proper such items as 1900
pairs OF silk stockings and 500 pairs
OF silk tights. at s65 per. There arc
seven scenes in which costumes must
be supplied Tor ESQ to $50 people.
4].j.
Rosie Wins Father In Law.
Rosie Quinn. star OF .'The Midnight
FOUNDERS" and seen here two or
three years ago when she was fea-
tured as the most beautiful and high
est salaried chorus girl with the VIM
ter Garden Show. 1.-THE World Of
Pleasure" has skipped to Omaha to
remarry her husband. Here is the
story:
= On July Is Rosie was secretly mar
ried to Louis H. Burgess, in New
York. II happens that young Bur-
CESS Is the son Of Ward NJ. Burgess,
president Of the Omaha Electric
Light Company and rated millions
aire. His mother is president OF the
Fine Arts League and on Omaha
society woman.
The marriage was hidden from the
parents for short time only. The
bridegroom's father threatened to
disinherit his son. Rosie Is quoted as
having retorted: 60 ahead. can
make all the money we can ever
spend"
Then Father Burgess went to New
York and looked Rosie over as she
appeared In the show. Rosie is said
to have captivated father like son.
Anyway. Rosie withdrew from the
show last Sunday night and departed
for Omaha. where Z Catholic cere-
mony was performed Wednesday.
Now, 1t u agreed. there will be happi-
ness all around.
Rosie has said she will retire from
the stage, but the Shuberts, with
whom Rosie 10 signed for ten years
ahead. say sho will return after al
two weeks honeymoon and resume
her stage work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
.FRivoLiTlEs OF 1870"
The olitterins, Gigantic Musical
Spectacle at odson Tonight.

The ollttsrins, Gigantic Musical
Spectacle at odson Tonight.
'T,riyoMties Of 1920" q. N. Ander-
sons gorgeous musical extravaganza,
which comes to the Odeon tonight,
consists Of q whirling succession OF
lyric. comedy and hoofing specialties
and surprises. framed In settings
that arc rich and bizarre, costumed
In the ultra creations Of the modiste
and the millinsr. and illuminated by
. cast that has been chosen with
beauty and dexterity ever In mind.
Femintnity floods the stage while
'Frivolities" INDUCES In Its hilarious
processes. and It IN femininity Of the
type that fills tho eye and thrills 1t.
too. Nor 10 this revue without the
satiric touch, current social. politi-
cal and theatrical Incidents. that In
vito deft travcsty, have their hour in
'Frivolities." Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
NEW MUSICAL COMEDY.

1.-THE Captain and the Kids" at odson
Wednesday Evening.
Tho Captain and tho Kids" 10 the
title Of . new musical comedy which
appears at the Odeon Wednesday
evening. This musical comedy,
under the management of the Conoly
Amusement Company, ID based on
the popular cartoons ''Ths Captain
and the Kids" which appeer daily
on tho comic pago OF the principal
papers thruout the country. Millions
have enjoyed the cartoons and un-
doubtedly millions more VIII enjoy
this delightful musical comedy. The
management promises Z splendid
company Of musical comedy players
Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
SCREEN CHATTER

Miriam Batista, who, as the little
crippled girl, won a personal success
in "Humoresque," appears in the
George Fitzmaurice production of
Money Mad" for Paramount.
Gloria Swanson will 3 be missing
from the next Cecil DeMille picture
following Something to Think
About and the reason is the an
nouncement few days ago Of the
birth of a daughter. In private life
Gloria is Mrs. Herbert Sanborn.
Annette Kellerman is revealing her
secrets, which have won her a for
tune in vaudeville, by demonstrating
before a slow camera, "The Art Of
Diving" a picture to be released by
Educational.
In filming go and Get It." Mar
shall Neilan had at his disposal the
entire building occupied by the Los
Angeles Examiner, and with the per-
mission Of the publisher utilized
every department Of that busy work.
shop.
Just before starting GU tour with
the dramatic spectacle "Aphrodite, I"
in which she plays the title role.
Dorothy Dalton finished the last
scenes Of her Paramount picture, "In
Mans Eyes"
Douglas MacLean has begun work
at the Ince studios on zone a Min
ute by Fred Jackson, author OF
"Officer $685." Marian DeBeck will
have the leading feminine role.
Wallace Reid has just completed
always Audacious," which is prob
ably his greatest and certainly his
most difficult photoplay. since he
plays a dual role necessitating many
carefully executed double exposures.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Red Cross Election.

To all members Of the Red Cross:
The annual meeting Of the Marshall
county chapter OF tho American Red
Cross will be held at the Marshall
town Club rooms at Marshalltown.
Iowa, on Nov. 8. 1s2o--Wednesday---
at o'clock p. m. The annual cleo
ton OF officers viii take place, and
any and all business OF any nature
will be proper at said meeting. G. H.
u. Boardman. chairman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23

studios with the advice and cooper
alton OF the directors, continuity
writer's and specialists at Hollywood.
He has now gone west where he will
spend three months. There he will
write and supervise the production
OF his original photoplay.
i. II
Town Built for Picture.
California forms the background
for Three Gold Coins" the stirring
story by II. III. Van Loan, in which
Tom Mix will be presented by Will
liam Fox at the Casino for three
days. opening Sunday. In this pro-
duction western town is built in
Its entirety in order that the story
could be filmed In correct detail
The town is called Four Corners and
contains everything from the village
store to the town hall.
As Mix plays two roles. one OF
which is the hero and the other the
bad man." it may be expected that
his daredevil stunts win DO out OF
tho ordinary. Supporting Mix will be
Margaret Loomis, Margaret Culling-
ton. Sylvia Jocelyn, Sid Jordan, Der,
Hadley. Frank Whitson, Walt Robins
and Frank Weed.
ffi
"Biil' Hart 10 Cooper"
"The Cradle Of Courage" William
s. Harris third picture under his new
contract with the Famous Players
Lasky Corporation. offers him a
varied role a. we'll as ono Of the
most unusual parts he has ever
played. At different times in the ac-
ton he appears ~ q, soldier, q po-
ltceman. and. later. as a peaceful
citizen.
Turnout the picture there are
many incidents filled with stirring
action. The scenes In the trenches
on board the army transport, the
fight In the water front saloon, and
tho safe robbery. all lend themselves
to the sort OF acting In which Hart
does his best work.
Ann Little IL tho leading woman
In tho new picture, which will be
se>h at the Strand three days. open
Ing Sunday. She plays a part as
varied as. that OF the star and which,
In one episode, requires her to dis
guise as boy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Drama 81; e.: Movies d
AMUSE ENTS.
"Jaxx Babies" Jazz for Small Audi
ence at Odeon.


once at Odeon.
The jazz Babies" a burlesque Of
fering with capable cast and elab-
crate scenic effects and dazzling cos
tunes, played to poor business FRI
day night at the Odeon. and appar-
entity enjoyed tho performance more
than did tho audience. Because Of
the small crowd and the lack Of ap-
preciative response to the players
efforts the members Of the company
"kidded" each other and had q party
of their own The organization is
we'll equipped to give a good perfor-
nance. Miss Rena vivienne, who
has appeared here with Savage's
production OF MADAME Butterfly
and with 1.-THE Chocolate Soldier"
is the prima donna, and Miss Bonnie
Lloyd, one OF the burlesque's best
known women. and Dolly LaSalle. a
soubrette with a personality, lead
most OF the numbers. Don NJ. Clark.
a familiar fun-fnaker. was leading
comedian.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Plays and Players
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At the odeon.

Tonight-"Frivol Of 1920"
Sunday. Oct. 24.-"My Honolulu
Girl"
Monday. Oct. f6.-Sonora Grand
Opera Company In III Trovatore."
Wednesday. Oct. 27.-"The Captain
and the Kids"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Notice..

Notice.
Box social and program, three
miles northeast Of Marshalltown On
Nicholson ford road, Tuesday. Oct.
as. 8 p. m. Ladies please bring boxes.
Eunice Grove, teacher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
AZ The Casino.

Tho impossible happens In "Cupid
the Cowboy" at the Casino with
VIII Rogers a. Cupid. it Is = western
play but there is not q real fight In
1t. Except for a mock fight staged by
his friends at tho expense Of Cupid
not shot Is fired. Guns play only n
very minor part.
Tho play Is not hurt by the change.
There Is q fine exhibition Of rope
work and some exceptionally thrill
ing riding. It Is a homely comedy end
love story that appeals to the aud
fence as something entirely different.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23

Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New York. II. w. Shove agency.
district managers, Masonic Temple.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23

Piston rings. we are now stocking
the McQuay-Norris super-oyl ring.
All sizes In stock. Hewitt's Garage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23

This store will be open evenings
during our big closing-out sale. Cid
ner Bros.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-10-23
Ne,cs Of FINLAND
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
AZ tho Strand.

Tonfght-Thomas Meighan in "Ci-
william Clothes
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
"a. Is and 26-William s. Hart in
THE Cradle OF Courage"
Wednesday and Thursday, Got. ~
and 2S-Ethel Clayton in "A City
Sparrow"
Friday and Saturday. Oct. 20 and
S0-Douglas Maclean and Doris May
In "Ths Jail Bird"
AZ the Casino.
Tonisht--Win Rogers in Cupid
the Cowpuncher."
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
"a. % and 26-Tom Mix In 'sThree
Gold Coins
Wednesday and Thursday. Got. 81
and 2s-Madge Kennedy in "Tha
Girl With the Jazz Heart"
Friday ana Saturday, Oct. - and
so-William Farnum in drag Har.
lam"
Gilbert Parker Arrlvss.
Twenty-Five years ago Gilbert
Parker. before he became a baronet
had q wonderful idea for q story.
When he told 1t later to Paderewski,
the pianist who became premier OF
Poland. the great musician declared
his story would be ono to influence
every civilized home. Sir Gilbert has
been thinking over the idea for d
quarter OF q century and saving I,
for the climax OF his literary pro-
auctions. A few months ago an In.
cident came to his attention which
rounded out the theme he had been
cherishing. So big and vital does Il
seem to him that he is not going to
entrust It, az he has his other novels,
to the printed page. It will be writ
ten directly Tor the motion picture
screen.
Sir Gilbert arrived Ia New York
and arranged with Jesse L. LAsky "a
write his photoplay in the California
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REaoLucIoNEs De coNDoLENcIA

Penasco, N. NJ, Agosto 4, 1920.
Sir. editor de Ell Nuevo Mexicano
Santa re, N. M.
Muy senior milo:
lie suplico me conceda IN peque-
no espacio en- las Columns de SUI
apreciable semanario,p para publican
la trista separation de mi querida'
mama, Ia que en- vida ~respondfa al
nombre dc Rosalfa Pacheco, habien-
do cKha;ado ell, nltimo suspiro Ell dia
go de Julio, a las z de la tarde, des-
pues de haber padecido de una terri
lie enfefmedad que la tuvo postra-
da en- CANA por espacio de 8 me
ses, habiendo estado en- a M de
doctores, no pudo hallar su salud.
Dies, en- su saba y santa voluntad,
ha tenfo q bien de llaramral a sH
santo juicio. para tomarle cuenta, y
habiendo tambien recibido los auxi
Iios de puektra madre la Iglesia Ca
t0lica. Contaba la finada al tempo
de SUI muerte 65 amos de ecad, y
ouedan Tara lamantarla en- este vale
de lAgrimas, su desc0nsolado esposo
Elias Olgufn, y tres hijos que son
Olguin, Antonio Olguin y
Manbrilla o de Sandoyal; IN hijo po-
lftico Daniel S~andoval, una hiaj POI
Utica anita M. Olguin y 7 nietos y
i'm gran n1mero de parientes y amis-
tades que en- este mundo Sc supo
granjear. Fue sepuitada 81 dfa q
del corriente en- Ell camposanto de
san Lorenzo, de este lugar, a las II.
de la manana. Ademas, reauelNase'
one fie asistida por Ia cofradfa de
Nuestro Padre Jes1s de Nazareno,
de Ia cual mi papa es mfembro. de
q~uienes estamos muy agradecidoz de
dIcha cofradia Y de todos los paFien-
ties y vecinos que nos acompaharon
tanto al velorio como en- 81 ensierro
' les dam0s las mas sinceras gracias
ANTONIO OLGUTN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12
sEnTIOA ~DEFuNcloN

Santa RI. N. NJ, AgoAto do 1920.
Al ST. Editor de Ell Nnevo Mexicano,
sffvass dar cabida en- sn aprecia-
BILE aemanarlo a 10 ~sigulente:
H~IlahiendO Dios tenldo q bien de
guitar do nuestro medic o nnestfo
hermanO. que en- vida roepondfa n
nomhre de Francisco vnrela, deapues
dc haber sufrido con resignation "a
penona enfsrmedad Dc pulmouia, dea-
pu6s ae haber sldo Comfortable con
los Santos Saeramens0g. entFes0 ~
alma 81 Criador II dfa 2 del mes en-
curse. VI finndo eata0a trabAlAnh0
en- u iinea del icrrocarril Al TEMPO
qas cay6 enferm0. ps3g para lamen'
TAR III oterna deepedida 4 a aueiano
rafrn Bartoio pareia. d - cspusa
Marililta Gonzales AZ FaFala. y cinco
ni6oa ndamAa 0ela . ctatrn t9fma
nos y una herHnnn y IN gran noma'
70 a. parlrntas ~ fnad0 coni4ha
a. area D. ednd ~ tempo ~ nj
muSrte , rarfenacia s Il Heia de lpa
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dad Hifnaue Americana. 81 ~ Wall
tnsa 4 fafgn n fansFai = ewAi tasp
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12

In una reunion hablda q lunea en
"a tarde. del Club Dc sahefas IFS.
pano Americannn. en- Ia casa de- Ia
Sra. Rafaelita L. Duran. las aiguieu-
les resuitaron electa como oflcialaa
para 81 proaimo aho: Predicate,
Sra Hafaelita 4 Duren: Frfmefa
Flca presidents. Sra. Eaihila o. ean
chez: 8egunda Ffco prssidenta. Sra.
Carmelita Rougenont, Teserera. Sra
Anroiia o nodrigno1s EecfefaFfa.
Sra. EfuflFRn q. Ortiz Trustees.
Sra uuloriias ~ Haei. ror 4 lfF
mlno d dos aaoa. HfitA MaKxla 40
peA pOr ~ aAo. y sra NasEie -
faia pcK "a neu. Comi1ica sNhfe
hsilfs y ealreieuimienioa sra AaA
IA A Rivera. Sra Eatefana AiT4fe4
Sra. Fraafleqoils feaiiioa ndia -
Hsflla llutf4Rneh Sra Petra y 10
paf cnalst4a a. insstiika<aaA
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q ~ tosas eEf4Fmaa Hfa Cefnea
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LAS 8 DE LA NOCHE PUEDEN
MANDAR SUS SUSCRIPCONES

manifesto que hoy agregara bastan-
te al total de Yot0s que se acredita-
ran a los candidates que buscan los
IGNORES cnando Sc cierre la campa-
ma. Por TODD el territorio en- ell cual
circula Ell Nuevo Mexicano, los can
didatos estan constantemente alerta
para las suscripciones y Sc espera
que los r~esultados de hoy manifies-
ten un grande gano en- los yotos de
cast todos los candidates del Club.
La campana esta siendo vista con
interes por millares y millares de
perEonas que estan ~interesadas en-
Ia suerte de varios candidates. La
riyalidad amistosa que Sc manifesto
per los candidates a los altos homo
les Sc esta congirtiendo diariamente
en- mas y mas interesante. Los can
didatos eslan enlistando sus amigos
para que les ayuden a acumular I'm
grande n1mero de votos y esos ami.
COS estan animando a los candida
tJs a seguir adelante.
Trabajen hasta la Ultima bora es-
Ia noche, pero no vengan tarde. Re-
cDerden que las suscripciones deben
extar en- Ia oficina del Nueyo Next
csro 0 puestas en- 81 correo no mas
iarde que Ia bora de cerrar.
haga que cada minute cnente en-
las horas que quedan pam esta ex-
rtndida oferta de Yotos. No deien
que sc les escape nj una auserip.
ct0h, pnes cada una le ahade q ~
iihta que "a ticne.
Hoy es an hnen dia para cntrar Cd
e club de 5000. Inlay luEar parn
mnrhos mas. Lean Il annncio AZ
los premlos que ae encuentra en- otrs
paEina De este peri6dico , mande ~
bia1co Dc entrada 81 depsrlamente
del club inmediatnmente.
La iiala de Ion candldatoa hos
y u a~lguienie.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12

La mas grande y mejor oferta de
Ia campana del Club de S.U0D raIa
votos extra, Sc Gerard a las 3 de
la noche de hoy, y con ella pasara
a la historic la mejor op~ortunidad
para c%onseguir I'm grande adelanto
Ell Ell club.
Por todos los territories, durante
la campaha, los candidates estan ira
bajando con intense interes para a.
cumular suscripciones v para fOrmar
con elias los clubs de $500. Cada
uno de los clubs de $500 de sus-
cripciones nuevas cuenta 10000 vo-
tOs extra. Est0s votos cuando Sc
e%ntreguen agregaran ESQ mas al to-
tai do cada candidate. III que haga
e. mejor trabajo de todos hoy, ten
ORA la mayor o~portunidad de ganar
q primer gran premio.
La oficina del Club de 5000 esta-
"a alberta hasta las 9 de Ia n0che
i.ny. y cada uno de los candidates
que reside en- la ciudad de Santa ~
debe entregar ~ subscription antrs
&c a bora de cerrar esta noche "a
ra cpnlar o los votes extra.
Los candidates que resldan en- las
cirdalss y Toblaciones fuera ae .sn
"a re tifnen e pfiyilegio de mn
car las susie Lciones esta nocne, re-
70 debeh sssar seguros de que
sObres que c~ontengan estas suscrip-
sohres que contengan esas suacFip-
clones sean pnestas en- 81 correo a
las ? de Ia noche o antes de esa ho-
IA para que ean yalidon.
Los amigos de los candidates puc.
den pagan las suscripciones en- Ia
oilcina del Sueyo Mexicano hoy pa.
"a sua candidates favoritos, peFo de-.
ben estar segrros de decir Al emplca.
DO para cual De los candidates son.
"a prontitud cue se ha indicado
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12

Sra. Alarid lley0 Ia causa ante Lac
cortes , perdi6. h Corte decide que
este Club guardarn aus regiaa y re-.
eiamcntos y icdos los papeles, 10 que
IS una victoria para dHho Club balo
u direction Dc Ia Sra Duran y sua
amigos. y fue tan sailsfaetorio para
ha socias Il manega que Ia sra. Du-
ran condnio los negoelos aurante Ia
d~iiicnilnd, aus un6Bfnamtute IA ~
eligieFon per otro a1o Il sra Du-
fan tambiu deaoa ear Ia Rrarias q
'todag la e0tlaa pee - aopuFte cue
Il dleron a ella. y dice tAmhin cue
este CB tst4 tiaie para FecialF nrii
earionoa. paasle gee eat6n ilegnnan
: csto ic1 nesetioe dasta as enc
aarun 6ssldldas Dor Ia eofts
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12
DODSON AWSA EN-
CONTRA DEL CALOMEL
No puede enfermarse, estar Modesto nj safvarse 81 iona en- vez del
CalOmel Il "Dodson's Liver Tone"

FL calomel salivai Is mercurio.
vi Calomel aetda como Ia dinamita
en- 81 hfgado enfermo. Cuando 81
talornel entra en- conlacto con IA
acfdez, 20 choca cen ellay cansa a
lambres , nauseaa.
81 Sc siente bilioso, con dolor DC
cahexa y TODD posirado, vaya con ~
botlcario y compre nm botella Dc
Dodaon's Liver Tone pnr unoa Guam,
los centayos. a caai Is IN remodio
~ln0fenaivo, yegelal y an substitute pa
"a 81 pellgroso Caiomel. T6meae una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-12

cucharada y 81 no hace funcIonar su
higado y 10 compone rhejor y mas
pronto que el ingrato calomel sin M
fermarlo, vaya ! reclamo sn dinero.
81 toma calcmel hoy 50 sentira en-
fermo ) nauseado mahana; ademas.
aallyara. mIentras que II iona bod
sons Liver Tone, 80 despertarA otro
dga ~sintlendoas grande, Ilsno De am
bicldn y liala para FL tFabaIo o Juego
F. inofensivo. agradahle y SECURE pa
"a dario a ios nihos; y : eiios les
gnasa mucho.
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DICTRITO No. S.

cOndados DC soeoFFo, sIeFra, Doha Ana. Grant Luna y todo 81 terrltono e
Colorado, Arizona y Texas, on I'll cal cIrcuia 81 Nuevo Mexcano.
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