davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
GEORGE SAYS ALLIES
ARE NOW AGREED

LONDON. April % United Press
&c ave MISUNDERSTANDING existed BE-
tween She ALLIES before the san Reno
confcrcn',e. but lho "sky Is now clear,
Prime Minister Lloyd C 0rge told the
House OF Commons ioday
The prime minister returned from
The conference OF Allied prem. rs anl
foreign ministers last nighi
His speerh In commons today wal
a port on the proceedings OF thl
Allied leaders
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
nAMIcn JAILED AGAIN.

Joseph DamicO was sentenced 90 one
years Imprisonment. 90 run concur
rently with a sentence he Is already
serving for Digamy, on charge OF
non-support by judge Finger. IN
ton, nfty cents a day Will be deducted
from his earnings.
When arraigned on a charge of non
support OF his Wife and child. he
pleaded guilty as 90 his wife and not
guilty as 10 the child.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
WOMEN'S FIGHT COSTS
$593,599.75 TO DATE

WASHINGTON. April %. United
press) s)-Sunrago seems 60 come high
Since June Z, 1919. the day the Susan
b. Anthony amendment passed the
Senate. s93.J99 % has been contributed
10 the National Womcn's Party for
use In the ratification campaign. lc-
cOrdlng 90 a statement issued today.
The W0man's Party, % was slated.
raised and spent more than S500O0O in
the campaign 20 get the amendment
through Congress.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
rmn nEATns IN kENT.

-nocIll 10 TI0 ENHnInt IOUTUiI
DOVER ncl April 29.-iohn W.
TAYLOR. Levy Court Commissioners or
Kent county from 1919 20 1919. ana a
nromineni mariner near Lcipsic, died
This morning ai his home near Leip-
sic aged 62 years. ..,
Captain Thomas n. Reed. OF Little
Greek. AGED - years, well known
waterman and one time captain OF
me state guard boat, died at Litlle
Greek today.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
no pRESFNT 0COUNTRY COUsTNs .

Ihc young people or scott NJ. +.
Church will present THE Country
Cousins at Harrison Street NJ. =.
Church tonight for the benefit of the
Harrison Street Home Missionary So
cicty. An interesting program has been
arranged and a good attendance Is
hoped for.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
nrINTFR n. m. sOMFRs' DODY

The body or Thomas Is. 1oineIai
former president OF the RiverNiew
Cemetery Company which was n
TERED IN pittsburg on February II,
was dlslnterrcd and shipped 10 this
CITY for reintermcnl on Tuesday after
noon i'm the family lot at kiVerNieW.
While in Wilmington Mr.. Somers was
connected with the American Car and
Foundry Company for i6 years.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
snnINE CLIR RErNION.

The annual reunion Of ihe Shrlne
Club of Delaware was held at the
New Century Club. on Tuesday ove-
ming. There was a smoker and an en-
teriainment program. followed by a
supper. Members OF the club, a
Masonic organization. were present
from an parts Of the stale
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
CORPORAL NOONAN'S
BODY ARRIVES HOME

The body OF Corporal William j..
N00nan, son OF the late Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Noonan. who died from pneu-
monia In Beres0raka, Siberia, on No
Vcmber "a. last year. arrived here
this morning from The Pacific coast
where 10 arrived aboard a transport.
The young ma9 was % years or age
and was "a member 0f Company VI,
g7ih Infantry. A, Y. r.
lntcrment viii be private on sat
nrlnN afLnrnnnn.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
MEXICO CITY
SURROUNDED
BY REBELS
Capital Cut OF, Refugee
Says Carranza's Gov
ernment TOtters
20 STATES JOIN
THE REVOLUTION

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April 20.
United Press) President Carranza's
government In Mexico Is totiering,
Colonel Enrique Bcrceda, brother 0f
Alfred Berceda. governor or the Fed
eral district OF Mexico, declared to-
day. on his arrival here from Mexico
.Revoluilon has broken out In
twenty States In Mexico" Berceda de-
clared. predicting the entire country
would shortly revolt. Berceda re-
nnunced Carranza and pledged sup
port 10 General Ohregon when ne ar
.sThe revolution has encircled Mex
leo CITY completely. cutting 10 on
from the world" Berceda said.
Berceda predicted Carranza would
shortly resign. He said Congress
probahly would convene In extra ses,
SION and name o provisional presldenl
Who will give equal guarantees 10 al
presidential candidates.
MEXICO CITY. April %. UNITED
press. delayed) Gen. Migueul sam
anioro. one Of the Gales leaders II
comf6and of a detachment In the re-
rion of pulpitO Pass. has deserted tn'
Sonor4 rev0utiOnists and adhered U
ihe Carranza government u was an
nounced nincially here today.
THE government admitted that More
ina eapital OF MichOcan, had peei
evaeuated by Federal troops, but onl'
.f6r siratgetic reasons.
THE city was not attacked, lh
statement said.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29

Stan Correspondent.
DOVER, April 29.-Persistcnt ru-
mors have been circulated for several
days IN Dover and lower Delaware
that the Federal suffrage amendment
will be ratified when the Legislature
reconyenes next week.
Republican members Of the Lcgis-
laiure who are members OF the lcgis-
lative commission revising the school
code when asked II the rumOrs arc
true. laugh and reply that they know
nothing about 10.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
LOWER DELAWARE HEARS
SUFFRAGE is WINNER

Representative n. s. smith. Of
Georgetown, who has stood nrm
against the suffrage resolution. says
there is no change in his attitude and
that he knows Of no change among
other Sussex Republican Honse mem
bers.
70 Is generally believed that The
resolution viii go through the SEN
ale, but no one can be found here
who seems to be sure OF 10 passing
The Hnn.a
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
FVFRYBODY HAG WORK

owing 70 The lmnOssIblIliy 0f OBJ
tanning labOrers sufficient 10 meet the
nlovment. Bureau. conducted for the
mast few months by Col Simon p.
Doheriy and James Okanc. ai Tenth
ard Market streets. has been closed.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
FINE TRAFFIC I'm NIOLATOR.

Pleading guilty. % a chargc 0f Vl0-
lating The traiiic rules in making a
streets Yesterday. Charles A. Berry
was fined $40 and COSTS by deputy
Judge Finger, in Municipal Court. This
morning.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
MATEn M.TCm nANCE-

Tile Ladies' Auxiliary of tie Water
Witch Fire Company, VIII hold ils
weekly dance IN the Ore house To-
morrow evening The ililllWell Or
chcslra will furnish The music.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
sIirrrns RnnKEN LEG.

Frank l.aifueo. agcd - years, oi
No. 71O Douglas street was removed
I'm me nolice ambulance 60 Tie nela-
ware Hospital. disappearing. his rigAt
Leg having been DEskon By a fall.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
ENTEKTAINMENT At sILvERBRooI,

IN unICrIllnmrnI VIII De glN1n %
night hy Professor Rainbow in The
SUNDAY school room Of SllNerhr0uk NJ.
4. Church. under the auspices ~ the
beginners department. fsc the benefit
Of the building fund.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
BILL WONT DIsrREss ANYBODY

onclkIns 0f Ilo srrl0usncss Of Iho
housing situation IN Wilmington. Con-
stable Tinsman this morning. stated
lhat some officials may be Induced 20
moving day. but u will moi be Binn
1 uSmau.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
NAMr HARLAN nuILr noATs.

Announcement has come from The
Sinclair Navigation Company that in(
following names have been assign4
lo the four boats which viii be buA
AL the Harlan plant OF the Beihlehen
Shipbunding Corporation The nan4
are as follows Hull No. 3i73. Eugcn
n n. Thayer; No. BIZ. Alber; q
Waits: no 3i75, r. r. Kemp; No. 3iA
2. W. sinclair
Evening journal., 1920-04-29

I T:~0sT~RuScn or KEYS wEpNEs-
II day night. Reward. Return 10 Coz
dupont St apr1l-2i-
Continued on page F0urleen.l
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
AccTSF IAp OF THEFT.

nolocilVo ElIiln Iolns0n ms mnrn-
ing arrested Alfred Primrose, negro
Who gave his age as i6 years. on "a
charge OF larceny. n upon inNes-
Nration his ago Is fourd 10 bc a.
slated. Alfred viii bc turned over 90
the Juvenile Court.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
RDAY'S TEMpERATURE

Al The Evening Journal Onice.
s00 A. M.....52 1900 p. 80
1890 A. M...5s 100 p. NJ .63
Evening journal., 1920-04-29

A safe spring Tonic. CLONHl
DAIRY BuTrERAllLk.-Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29

Cellned Mlk for lnfsu;s.-Clovcr
Dairy Co.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
SIN ANn TIDE.
LOST AND EODND.

High water .9a0 4. VI. ai0 p NJ
Low wafer 4.i0 A N. 30 =. NJ
Evening journal., 1920-04-29
THE WEATHER

Pair tonight and probably Friday:
moderate temperature, moderate
southwest and west winds.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
CANDIDATES.
OPINIONS


This is an appeal to reason. If you
are good Americans and have the
welfare Of our glorious country truly
imbedded in your heart, you cannot
fial to see the force of these unan-
swerable arguments.
In the Hearst papers, last Sunday,
was printed a page under the title:
What Cox Thinks of Harding, and
What Harding Thinks of Cox" in
which both state, among other gen.
eralities. and expressions of mutual
admiration with a rock in each hanc
behind their backs), their opinion of
he type of man the Presidency re-
quires.
What either thinks of the other is
llIa.erlai. What they both think G.
the job to which they aspire is para
mount. Cox says of the Presidency:
The right man there must be ready
at all times to take the situation b.
the nape of the neck and shake a re
suit out of it. If he stops too long to
inquire what the fathers would have
done in his place, it may overwhelm
and bury him The method
by which the executive functions
should be performed seem to me to
require a man of the 1920 model"
There you have Coxs opinion.
leaves no room for conjecture. 1t
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
PO|NDEXTER WILL
STUMP FOR 0DO|E

Former Governor Tasker l.. Oddle.
Republican nominee for United States
senator. is in receipt of a telegram
from Senator Miles Poindexter OF
Washington, to the effect that the
Washington senator will arrive IN
Reno about October l for the pur-
pose of making a number of speeches
in behalf of Mr.. Oddie's candidacy.
National Committeeman George wing
field is responsible for the appear
ance of Senator Poindexter in Ne
yada, having sent a request 10 the
national committee to send represen-
tative orators TO Nevada to partlci-
pate in the present senatorial ontes
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16

defines admirably the duty of an auto
crat. the ONE man. We get his view
point clearly there. but in his refer
ence To a man of the 1920 model"
the closing words OF his article-what
do we see in that II appears to be
an innocent colloquisn. but let us
analyze:
What are the 1920 model Presi.
dents? Woodrow Wilson. with league
and things.
Do we want a 1920 model in 1927
in reality a 1912 model rebuilt? Most
assuredly not. If we have TO have a
new one, let's get n up-to-date.
This country demands a 1921 model
for 1921.
Now let us take a look at what
Harding says of the same job, on the
same page:
Every President must have some
advisers. Who can be better. espe-
cially as concerns affairs of foreign
policy, than the ninety-six leading
men of the Republic? Not the party
bosses, not the personal favorites OF
the White House incumbent, but the
ninety-six conspicuous citizens, who
are chosen by their forty-eight repre-
sentative states in solemn election,
for that particular high place and
that especially privileged authority
and as duly provided for by the on
stitution."
There you have the 1921 President,
Not the reactionary last year model
that wrecked the Ship of State on the
rocks of Egotism. There you see the
workings of the twelve-cylinder LIB
erty engine" mind. The highest
type of thinking and reasoning.
No President. acting under the
guidance and advice of a Senate pull
ing with him and for him can go very
far wrong.
We want a 1921 model President
Mr.. Cox. and upon your own stare
ments, YOU DO NOT FILL THh
BILL.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
MURRAY FOR
THE LADIES

"As Maine goes. so goes the Ma
ton" This adage has run so close
to form that it is generally accepted
as an accurate representation. The
State of Maine holds her guberna-
torial election but three months be-
fore the national election. and its re-
suit is usually a f%orerunner Of the
temperament of the country to the
political principles involved.
Names election was held last Sat
urday. And now the Democratic
mule is weeping copious tears. Not
because Maine elected a Republican
governor. but because of a heart
breaking revelation. And there's a
woman at the bottom.
Woman suffrage had an oppor-
tunity to assert itself for the first
time in Maine. Result: A gain of
so 000-ves. fifty thousand votes for
the Republicans and only 2000-yes,
that's it, a scant two thousand lady
voters, who took the advice of their
$4,000 Democratic husbands. brothers
or fathers. The Republican governor
drew 124.0 0 votes as against $4,000
in 1916. Not bad. Ell? The Democrat
got $4,000 this time as against $4,000
four years ago. Funny. what?
Who said women voters couldn't
think politically and act independ-
emily? And the women of our nation
will think and act with equal indie
pendence in November.
It's up to some of the smart politi-
clans to take back that explanation
that it was "ths inexperienced and
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
NEW VOTING PRECINCT
MADE AT GRASS VALLEY

John /. Guthrie of Grass Valley has
been appointed by the county clerk
of Pershing county, as registrar for
the recently created precinct of Per-
shing. The new precinct lies in. the
northeast corner of Pershing county
south of Winnemucca, and was made
upon petition to the commissioners by
voters in That district.-lReview-
Miner.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
AN LESSON
TO PASTE IN YOUR HAT

The Independent Candidate should
receive something more than senti-
mental consideration by Nevada vot-
ers who truly want good representa-
ton for their State.
Independent sounds fair enough,
perhaps, to many ears; but in Ne
vada. this year, it is music chiefly
to the Democratic machine-the Fed
eral brigade of officeholders.
This is not a comment on local
conditions. but applies only to can
didates for United States Senate and
House of Representatives. %Independ-
ent candidates have appeared for
each position, and unanimously they
announce themselves as good Re-
~publicans!"
Let us reason together:
Statutory provisions which permit
a candidate to run for Office without
having been nominated by a recog-
nized political party, and to make the
independent filing some time later
than party candidates must file, are
a proper and necessary feature of
the primary election Law.
1t sometimes happens that only one
political party places a candidate in
the field. In such cases a suitable
number of people may be justified in
putting up an Independent candidate.
They are properly given time to do
this after they witness the failure
neglect. or collision of politicians.
$500, 10. hzAv,
named as a candidate. and a con-
siderable percentage of voters be
come real independents and refuso
to vote for him. The Independent
Candidate is their relief and redress
They are entitled to time in which
to name one.
Sometimes the very apathy of citi-
zens of a community results in an
unworthy candidate receiving unex-
pected recognition. The Indenendent
Candidate provides a remedy even
for neglect.
But-the Independent Candidate
who injects himself or herself into
an election without a call from the
people is another anG vicious breed
His having secured a petition with
the legal number of signatures sig
nifies nothing. Signatures NAV be
obtained to a petition requesting that
the best man in town be hung. 1t
has been done.
The Independent is either vain or
vicious who starts" when the regu-
lar political parties have put M ac-
ceptable candidates. In this day it
never happens that he has anvthino
new to offer. His platform is but
a play of words.
Particularly is this true in a con
g~ressional campaign, where much
money is required to make the neces-
sary canvass.
The proof is that the money is abb
solutely thrown away, so far as any
hope of election is concerned.
The Independent Candidate may be
obsessed with his own virtues-but
the men who put up money for his
campaign are under no delusion.
They are working a well-tried
scheme.
Nevada people have had q fine
chance to see how it operates.
The Independent Candidate. in
such cases. comes justly under sus-
picion of Interior motives.
What these motives are should be
understood by all voters.
Then they should be properly re-
buked.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16
PAPER CHANGES HANDS

The Phoebe Record, which has been
published at Phoebe by A. A. Sher-
man. has been taken over by +. l..
Nores of Los Angeles and +. f. Brown
of Phoebe. The new owners have
purchased the entire stock, owner
ship and business of the company. as
suming control on Wednesday of last
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16

soft-hearted women" who fell for
Wilson's HE kept us out of war
bunk in 1916.
AS Maine goes, so goes the Ma
ton" All we can say is God bless
the Ladies'"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-09-16

s,lxer Sta,e v.r,at daiive- the good
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11
Finca en- Venta
CAFE Y FRUTos MEMORIES


Terrenos SIN rival, como 10 ates-
tigua la calidad Gle sus frutos cul-
tivos. 81 cuerdas por plano, en- ell
barrio Capaes, Adiuntas. Cafe de su-
perior ca idad; frutcs memories de
gran tamafio v en- gran abundancia,
tales. como platanos, guineos de cla-
ses distintas. chinas. toronias, name
yes, piiias, aguacate, limones dulces,
anones, yautfas, tayotes, apios, etc.
Abundancia de yerba de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes, cercados de alam-
bre para Guido de animales. Magni-
fco sitio para hortalizas crianza de
aves. cerdos ETC.
Casa de maquinaria v correderas
de construction nueva; almacen, gla
Gil, casa de vivienda. Aqua muy pura
abundante traida en- tuberia para
todos los usos. Sitio eGtroorlinnriG-
naente sGlubre. A cuatro Kilometres
de Adiuntas en- Ia carretera que con-
duce a Lares. Hay un kiiometro de
distancia desde los establecimientos
a dicha carretera. por can1ino de ca
FRO. Por otro punto, desde la colindan
cia la carretera hay solo 200 me-
tros.
Para informes dirfjase a don Ra-
mon Conde, de Adiuntas, P. r. advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11
Cro1nicas de Azorfn
LA FAMlL'A

SRecuerda Ell lector 10 que hemos
dicho proposito de la instruction pu
bica? Damos preferencia, en- ell pro
blema de la instruction, la primaria
sobre La tecnica. Damos preferencia
porque la primaria es para los pobres
-el mayor n1mero, la base de los pue
bios; ell pobre es ell que trabaja-; y
Ia tecnica CUniversidades, Academies,
Escuelas especiales) es para los ricos,
y los ricos tienen dinero para crearse
ellos mismos, 81 fuera necesario, CEN
tros de ensenanza. (Ya Sc los cream, y
ciertas Universidades especiales no son
mas que creaci6n de gente rica.) Pero
el problema de la escuela supone Ell pro
blema de la familia. 6Que debe ser la
familia? 5Que Influenza tiene la fami-
liza?
No hay teIna-este de la familia--
mas rebelde la innovation. EIegid ell
politico, el soci6logo mas liberal; Sc
"a liberal, 81 10 es, en- todo: en- ell Es-
tado, en- el municipio, en- la diplomacia,
etc. No 10 sera en- 10 que atafie la
familia. La familia es la concentration
de todos los prejuicios tradicionales.
Aun los mas avanzados soci6logos, con
sideran la familia como la celula. fun
damental irreductible. La familia-
dicens- es un hecho natural Y son
pocos los soci6logos, los pensadores, con
vigor cientifico bastante para Iiegar 10
irreductible y natural de Ia fanilia
No es un hecho natural la familia
No es la familia un hecho del cual no
Sc pueda prescindir, un hecho que per
manecera tanto como permanezca ell
hombre. Sc concibe una sociedad que
no este basada en- la familia. Sc puede
dar-se dara en- 10 futuro-un estado
social sin Ell regimen familiar del pre-
sente.
Hoy a esa Transformation Sc oponen,
muchos prejuicios El sentimiento arrai
gado en- ell espiritu no Sc puede des-
truir en- un instante. "Los hijos-se
puede argtiir- seran siempre de la ma
DIRE; radie podra tener un niio mas
afecto que sus propios padres. Esta
bien; pero, Gno podeis imaginar un sis
tema social, completamente diverse del
presente, en- que el niio tenga, sin per
der ell sus padres, ell carifio de todos?
mo concebis una sociedad consagrada,
intima, fervorosamente, toda ella los
nifios, a su cuidado. SUI educaci6n, a
nivel de afecto al nifio, ell nive1 colec-
two, Ghabra tanta distancia, como hay
su hygiene, sus solaces? Y elevado el
ahora, entire ell hombre y los nifios que
el no ha procreado? La celula ''fami-
lia' Sc transformara; diremos que des-
aparecera. Lo han presentido los forja
dores de ensuefios fundados en- 10 por
venir; Tomas Moro, por ejemplo, no
acepta La familia actual en- su ''Uto-
pia''. La famiia que Moro propaga es
otra; es mas ampIia, mas cordial, mas
humana. Acompahemos al generoso So
fiador en- su ideal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11
Ell REUMA7ISMO ES
UNA DOLENClA LOCAL.
DROGAS NO 10 CURAN.
Una simple friccion con Aceite de
San Jacobo alivia instantanea-
mente Ell dolor y la rigidez de
los m1sculos

No continue listed incurriendo en-
Ell grave error de tomar drogas para
ell reumatismo. Esta es una simple do
lenFia local. En- cincuenta casos no
hay uno que necesite tratamiento in
terno. Lo que debe hacer usted es fro
tarse la parte afectada con ell antique
e infalible Aceite de San Jacobo En-
menos de medic minute, quedara COM
pletamente aliviado. Es esta una pre-
paracion suave, penetrante inofensi-
va que jamas deja de producer sus efec
tos que nunca irrita nj mancha la
piel. Hace desaparecer como por en-
canto Ell dolor y la rigidez de mIsculos
" coyunturas; cura radicalmente la
ciatica, Ell lumbago, Ell dolor de es-
paldas las neuralgias, y reduce con
gran rapidez la hinchaz6n de las articu-
laciones.
. No Sc dele usted veneer por ell reu-
matismo! Compre inmediatamente en-
-cualquier botica un frasco del precioso
Aceite de San Jacobo en- un momen-
to Sc vera libre de ese martirio. No
existe remedio mas SECURE digno de
confanza. Ensayelo usted sc conven-
cera. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11
UNA ADvERTENcIA:

Esperamos de todos los jugadores, que
al empezar la nueva temporada, pongan
todo su entusiasmo, para que los jue-
gos resulten del agrado de los fana-
ticos'', pues 81 resultaren deicientes, Sc
rian los responsables del decaimiento de
tan interesante sport Con que ju
gar pelota como es debido pues que Sc
acercan los leones del Sur.
Ell "sAN AGUSTIN":
He aqui los jugadores que forlnan par
te de esta novena:-M. Fuentes, M vaz
quez, A. Felix f. osorio, A Cruz, e. Bae
|sa, M. Iambardero, r. sosa, I. Santana,
T. Sanchez, r Conception, 3 Santana,
9. Acevedo (nanager) y don Pepito,
ICaptain). Con este line up Sc pro-
pone ''siete Pisos" ir al triunfo.
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-11

cINTAs. FLORES ARTIFICIAL
LES. JUGUETES. CORONAS.
EFECTOS PARA CHRISTMAS
Somos los UNIcOS que ven-
demos CINTAS directamente de
MANUFACTURERS, NUE. s.
TROS PREcIOS son fijos, usted
compra conociendo ell precio a
que 10 hace, SIN QUE Sc lie au-
mente un solo centavo del pre-
clio que ma conprado.
SOLO TARDAMOS CINCO Sc
MANAS en- servir la mercancia.
Nuestro Muestrario es ell mas
extenso y variado en- la lsla. Re-
cibimos los precios SEMANAL-
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