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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13

The Farmers of North Dakota
are now afforded an opportunity,
never offered before, to receive the
highest price for dairy products
under prevailing conditions that
was ever theirs. The r. E. Cobb
Company plant pays top prices con-
tinually. It does not set a price
good for a week, but if prices of
dairy products rise one day, the
same day the r. E. Cobb Company
gives its patrons the benefit of the
rise and you, Mr.. Farmer, receive
the larger check. Prices in this
city are always the highest in the
Northwest.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13
K. C.'S Have
CEREMONIES
O. S. Blaul Installed As
Orders Grand
Knight

The K. C.'s held their annual in
~stallation of officers ceremonies Mon
day night. O.. S. Blaul was installed
as Grand Knight under direction of
Master of Ceremonies, Fred J. Tray
nor Martin P. Kelly was the retir-
ing Knight Of the lodge.
Many out of town visitors were
here to participate in the festivities
accompanying the rites. Ceremonies
and IN elaborate banquet were held
in the basement Of the Catholic
church.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13
EYES CAN SEE WHEN THEY :.
LOOK AND LIES ABOUT THE BANK
Of \, D. WILL Be CAUGHT

Eyes can see when they look
let the public that is misinformed
thru NO-News papers on condi-
tons of the Bank of North Da-
kota look. The great Bank of
North Dakota publishes a regular
monthly statement of its condi-
tion-and it goes further than
most banks operated for private
gain do. 1t publishes a review
of conditions general thruout the
state, the view of financiers, if
you please, signed by F. w. Cath
70, manager of the state bank
ing institution and also a men,
Der of the board of directors of
the North Dakota Bankers as
ISOLATION in private life.
The Bank of North Dakota opened
for business July %, 1919, and pub
fishes it's statement monthly as of tn
fifteenth day of the month.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13
For Register of Deeds
elected {

electeQ 10
the Office Of Re-
gister Of Deeds
for Ramsey u
ty, the records
will be kept &C.
curately. Ser
vice to the public
will be always
prompt and cour-
teous. I solicit
your support and
vote
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13

Vote for John N. Hagan, League
candidate for Commissioner of Agri-
culture and Labor. He's a friend of
the common people, all wool and a
yard wide. You'll find his name in the
Republican column on the ballot.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13

The men will vote. Ladies,
don't let 'em beat you to it,
Your vote will win for the farm
ers.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-10-13

Yours for efficiency in public office
OTTO E. HAGEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

think how good an cgx would tastc.
Tho moro he thought about IL tho
more no wanted that egg.
It's no use talking. All Just nat.
urnily have TO have that egg said
unc' Billy to himself. and off he
started for Farmer Browns.
Unc' Billy Possum vas hardly out
Of sight when along came Bobby
Coon. Nov. Bobby Coon WINS absent
minded. or else he was NO sleepy that
he didn't know what he was doing.
for Bobby Coon had been out all
night Anyway. when he reached
inc Billy Povsum's hollow tired. hs
began to climb up u just as II 10 were
his own He looked In at Unc' B,iiy's
door. There was the nicost bpd that
he had seen for . long time. He
looked this way and he looked that
way. Nobody was In sight Then
he looked In at unc' Biliy's door oncc
more. Thar bed certainly did look
soft and comfortable. Bobby Coon
chuckled 10 himself
Il believe I'll jpst see n that bed
is as comfortable as I looks" said
he.
And two minutes later Bobby Coon
was curied Up fast asleep In inc
Billy Possum's bed.
NEXT stsry: Bobby Coon Is Walked
Un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

- mean I can't ten you, Tie didn't
want 10 so. and he'd linsor and
linger. and after folks had their
straw hats all busted off for warm
weather. and tho parior curtains
down 90 clean house. they'd ge,
pretty cross because he poked
around so long.
He'd hide. you SCI. and when peo-
pie thought he'd gone for good. he'd
jump out at them. and blow down
their necks, and nip At their fingers
No wonder they got out OF sorts,
But the worst OF Il was, he was
always shopping around on the hook.
out for the first robin and tho first
pussy.willow. so he could scare them
away. II he once let the robins and
the willow buds get a chance, he
knew hs couldn't stay around much
longer. And he didn't want to 20,
That's what Jack Frost was doing
when Nancy and Nick came along
IN their Green Shoes. on their way
TO the Fairy Queens palace. He
was pinchinE the fairies with the
willow buds!
Copyright. 1850. N. r. AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
THEY HIT THE SPOT

d. McMillen, Volunteer Fireman's
Home. Hudson. N. ", writes: My
back panied me 20 1 could not sit
down to read or write with comfort
I could not sleep At night for con-
slant pain. and when walked. was
In great misery. l tried several
remedies. but none did me any good.
After taking bottles Foley Kinney
Pills my back and side are com.
pletely curai. They arc like a.
stream OF water played on a fire by
firemen. They hit the spot. put out
the fire and drown the pain" They
rolieve Kidney trouble and bladder
ailments. Sold everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
SPRING RAINS

bring bad temers and bad
health. Why? Because most
mankind are shut up in the
house, or factory all winter
and do not have the oppor-
tunity to breathe in good
oxygen, the system is filled
with toxins (poisons), and
in consequence one feels
blue, tired and miserable.
perhaps "aches all over"
The very best way to get rid
of the poisons and to build
up for another and better
day is TO obtain a vegetable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

vcw. Jack Frost was tricky
Nosu always but nobody minded
NJ Franks a lot IN the fall and
v.s,er. People said. There's a time
"a . place for everything. and
nek Eros, Is all right In his place. {"
wArn he painted over newly
|srsnsd windows with his fantastic
y.,terns they were quite patient
Nth him Cot course they were
bFsiy pictures. ! must admit that)
I'D when he cracked water pitchers
ara fastened down pump handles
A made little creeks stand stiil.
s<y humored him and hardly
used Q bit. IT'S winter and he
NJ . right TO do as he phases. =
esy said
But when spring was Just over
A. hin and Jack Frost was sup
rsed TO gather W his strings tfor
usrg pump handles) and hammers
lur breaking water pitchersl and
slns brushes (for marking ferns on
4 windows). and then skedaddie
n the opposite direction. most Evn-
rally his disposition got mean. Oh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

AFTER Unc' Billy Poesum had ar
n ranged with Mr.. SKINNER the
Swallow. who was going south. TO
nhe . message To his family IN or
yryinny. telling them TO come Join
lin in the Green Forest, he at once
saean to make preparations 20 re
ssve them. unc' Billy isn't any too
lad Of work. lie had a lot rather
at some one else should do the
vxk for him. and he In smart
eoush to fix Il % that usually some
~ sias does.
M setting ready 70 receive the
10y 10 diiS1~nt No cne else
|auDd arrange things 70 suit him.
m Was INC Bflly's own joh. and he
|vas night on Il every minute Of the
|6G Ttrst a al. b. had 20 clean
|hsuDA He had been keeping bach
dx's hall 20 long In that big hollow
~ thas things were not very tidy.
- Cnc' Billy cleaned house. and
vADs he worked he whistlcd and
nnG Peter Rabbit. passing that
~ overheard Unc' Billy singing.
~ this vas his song
~ n vemsa 10 away Dawn gouf--
Gene siong' Come aionG'
M ssshin' sharper than the tongue In
Der rneus--
Come along. Come sisnss
y sses vas pretty. but she sfar no
me-.
~ sas eoshs nah meals an she sweeps
nah no.
- lsrss nah sssokisss an she Dssds
nah coat
- - knovs ,ss hsw nah ehiiius fer
csns along, Com. aisas,
~ psekssinniss am Q hesdsn' dis way
Come aiong' Come along,
n11y an . watchin' TO- EN- day ~
day
csns sisrs. csrns sions'
III Or haid aches vhea An thsnh Oh
psp ssun' TO b vid dem gals an to1s.
~ Al doan care n IL busts In two
= rod Lord brings d~rr chfllun roo.
Come along. Come sionsI /.
Every little while Unc' Billy Pos
am would sit down 10 rest. for he
vasn't used TO 20 much real work.
But finally he got his house clean
md made a. comfortable as possible.
md about that time he began TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

tonic, made
without al
cohol, a n d
known fav-
orably for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
RED AIR MAIL
IS CAPTURED
Letters From Sylvia Pank-
hurst to ,Lenine Found

WASHINGTON, April es.--Letters
addressed to Lenine and other Bolshe-
vlk leaders from Sylvia Pankhurst,
English suffraget; James Gordon and
Clara seloy, Of the Western Euro.
poan communist party. were found
in possession of three Bolshevik air
plane couriers forced TO land recent
ly In Letvia, the state department
was advised today in dispatch from
Riga.
The letters we're reported 70 have
extolled the work OF the Bolshevih
and 20 have promised the writer's
would aid In spreading soviet propa-
ganda.
The couricrs were en- route from
Koenigsberg, Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
Colesrove to Open
Holland Kitchen

Clare 8. Coiegrovc. restaurant man.
has leased . <o-foot storeroofn on
Pike st.. just east Of the Grote-Ran-
kin store. where he will open anoth-
er dining place. The new place will
be known as the Holland Kitchen.
and will be one OF chain OF national
kitchens which ,Colegrove Is estab-
fishing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

sWAen he painted neioy CLEANED cindoms nth his
sxtastic patterns they quite patient tcith him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

SEATTLE BAPTIST leaders re
port 17.000.0o0 pledged OF the $780,
coo 900 national quota for the new
world movement Western Wash
ington has pledged 100000. and Be-
attic 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

red blood is the best insurance against ills of all kinds You
ere apt to suffer from attack of Grip if health is
run down. Purify the blood and you defy Grip Flu
his is the time to clean house and freshen up bit Get
the Discovery today, tablet liquid FORM Send Doctor
erce's Invads' Hotel Buffalo, N Y, 10 cents for trial
package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
MRS GEORGIA PORTER

HOLMES, <eoe Phinney ave. died at
the Tacoma General hospital Tues
day evening. She was a member OF
the III Beta Phi sorority. and had
been n resident of the Northwest for
the last 20 years. The body will be
brought to Seattle for burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28
ONE MEAL A DAY for 1900, 900

children u possible thru the work
OF the American Relief administra'
ton, declared DR.. A. l.. Ramer, OF
Allentown, Pa. in addressing n mass
meeting In the interests OF the Lu-
thcran world movement. at the Geth-
semane Lutheran church Tuesday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of IN
cents an hour to unskilied and 10
cents to skilled laborers on govern
ment railroad brings their daily
wage 20 Is and $3.50 respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-28

Ter fifty years as Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. This will put vim, vigor,
Vitality, into your blood. You will feel
young and buoyant instead of old and "seedy."
At this time of the year people feel weak,
tired, listess, their blood is thin, they have
lived indoors and perhaps expended all their
mental and bodily energy, and they want to
now how to renew their energy and STAN
me, overcome headaches and backaches,
have clear eyes, smooth, rudy skin, and
ieel the exhilaration of real good health
lin0lp0 fby1, THAR hodies COod pure rich
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
DOS GRANDES PELIGROS
AMENAZAN A ITALIA
Son clos Ell descredito del
Parlamento y la seria situa-
cion financiera del pals,
segun declare ell e1-Pri-
mer MiRistro senior
Giolitti.

ROMA. Italia. MAYO 2S.-E! ex-PrI
mer Ministro senior Giolitti. en- n en-
trevis,a que coRcedi6 hoy a IN redac-
tor de La Tribuna. declara que Italia
espera de 81 nuevo gabinete un pro
grama de verdadera reconstruction a
Ergsndo que dos principles peligros
al pals, y son: gu descredito
del Parlamanto y las desastrosas con-
G~lciones financieras.
FL prestigio del Parlsmerto Sc ha
visto s~acudido." asegur6 e. n Clio
l.tti. Hay una falta absolute de acti-
vidad legislative Y la labor del Parla-
mento est siendo reemplszada por de
cretos reales Que son anti-constiru-
cionales.
En- los ulcimos doce meses el deficit
de Italia ha aicanzado la cifra pavo-
o de $4,000 miliones de liras, mten-
tras que jarnas en- los % amos de eXis-
teucia nacional.-de 1862 a 191+,-no
pas6 de $4,000 milloneS, cuando lego a
serio. Este Quiza So ha dehido tan
solo q Ia falta del control parlamen-
tarIo sobre las f~inanzas, y de no po-
nerse IN remedio pronto y eficaz, de
SECURE cue iremos jderecho a "a oanca-
rrota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29

No haze aun Cuatrc meses que e.
pubIico neoyorkinos sc conmoviera con
ell relate de una traGeGia domestica
que los grandes rotativos de esa ciu-
dad p~ubIicaban con gran nlmero de
detallcs. FL inconmovible y FRO pu-
SLIGO de Ia gran urbe imperial Ia!
rez no hubiera parade mientes en- Ell
suceso que Sc le servla Ell las colum-
mas de los diarios, que en- e. fondo no
pasaba dc ser la eterna nota de san
gre 81 los protagonistas de ese case
no lutheran sido dos mujeres, dos
hermanas, para mayor attractive y am
bas tGvenes bonitas.
Una de elias. casada. Ia sonora An
gclina Cont. fue encontrada muer-
ia una mahana en- su casa. Su her
mana Maria Tucc:. s~olte-a, que con
ella viva, y n pequena hija de Ia
muerta, hah!an de~saparec!do de la
ciudad, pe-o ST. desaparicion no fus
IN misterio por mucho tempo, pues
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
A LONDONDERRY
Sc HALLA UNA FL0TA
DE GUERRA MCLESA
Su enDio forma parte de los
planes militares de Ingla-
terra para someter q la
rebelde Irlanda

LONDRES. Mayo @S-Cn despacho
recibido hoy tarde &c Dublin, da cUen-
! a de que dos barcos &c guerra y va
rios destroyers de Ia Armada brita =
MICA han llegado frente a Londonderry
y han anclado allf, abocando sus caho-
mes sobre Ia c!udad.
En- Ell mismo mensaje Sc dice que los
incendios de edificios pdbliccs y pri-
vados y e~jecuciones de ciudedanos con
tinGan efectuandose en variss parties
de Irlanda, concandose entire los pri-
meros. la estaci3n de guarda costa en-
Syb!l Head, en- e. coRdado de Kerry.
Tambien eg Castillo de Caulfield, dom
de Sc h~allaban establecidos unos Guar
teles, fue incendiado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
La situacion de los Rusos y
Polacos en- ell frente de
BafalIa

BERLIN. Mayo 2S,-Para poder dar-
Sc cuenta de las dificultades de Ia
l,cba an Ell frente ruso polaco, es ne
cssario Ia situaci6n de los
conbatientes Y Ia topograffa del cam
DO de batalla, las Was de
ci6n de que Sc dispone, pues sabioo
e. one en- Ia guerra moderna, los Sis
femas fe~rrocarrileros e~strattglcos cons
,,,,,yeu una de las principales venta-
+ss. En- Ia presenta lucha en- ell freHte
russo polaco. los b~olShevikis han tent
do hasta ahora las mejores p~osiclones.
nor ESQ resulta tanto mas meritorla y
6igna de Ia victoria o mejor dicho, las
ytctor!as Que han estado obteniendo
los p%olacos.
Cuando IL ofensiya bolsheviki Sc ini-
Go g principles de este mes, el frente
de bats!la comprendfa aproximada-
mania 700 miIlas de longitud. empe-
zsndo cerca de Lucyn, al noreste dc
Dy!nisk, siguiendo de ain al sur hasta
Drtssa. sobre Ell rio Dvina, despues a 10
largo de este rio a Polanck, de all al
sur hasta Borosof, sobre Ell rio Bere-
rIna, g 10 largo de este RIO hasta Bo-
aruisl y de alIf al sur pasando al oes-
,s de MoSyrz. hasta Zwiahel. Zzepte-
towka y Polsrow, hasta ell RIO Dnies-
ter, al oriente de Studzinica.
Esta lerga Inca no cuenta con MIN
gun ~fsrrccarril parallel a ella en- su
retasuardia polaca. pues la Inca
ferrea mes cercans CORE de Kerno al
rorte, cruzando ell RIO Pripet al orien-
,e de Pinsk y pasando POI Lada has
"a wilma.
En- caInbio los b~olsheVikis tenian
una Inca de norte a Il que CORE
~us-slela a. frente de batalla desde
Mohyloy Y e. Dn!ester a traves de
r~s-dyczow, Owriecz, Monzyrz. Moh-
10y. vttbsk ) Petrogrado. Tambien Ell
RIO Dnlsper CORE p~araleio a Ia Inca
de hsta!is en- una gran parte y poola
SCI; ~aprovechado como VIA fluvial.
A esta v~entaiosa posicion en- el cam
no de la lucha, sc ha debido en- parte,
uue los polacos no hayan podido rom
per Ia linea enemiga y acercarse a
Moscou. mas que n Ia defensa de los
bolshevik!s. 4 clio Sc ha debido tam
tlen en- gran parte, el exito de su
contra-oiensiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
EXPRESA SEMPATIA P0R
IRLANDA IA CAMARA
DE DfPUTADOS

WASHINGTON. Mayo 2s-Por once
votos contra siete, Sc aprcb6 hoy por
la Comisi6n de Re!aciones Exteriores
do Ia Camare de Representatives. del
C~ongreso de la Union, II resolution
en- Ia que Sc expresa que Sc ve cop
grave consternacion" las condolences
porque atravtesa Irlanda, y Sc expresa
stmparla con las asptraciones del pue-
bic irlandes para tener IN sobiernc. de
So propia election"
Esta resolucion Sc present6 en- vista
De Ia cue en- sentido contrarso presea-
IS aver e. Representative O'Connell,
d~eclarando que Ia question Irlandesa
no ~preocupaba en- absolute q los Esta-
dos Cnidos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29

al ola sIguierte una noticia de Atlantic
City. daba uerta de luz Ia joVen
Maria TuccI y una mia de nueve amos
llamada Conchetina Cont, Sc hablan
p~resentado a la policfa do esa ciudad,
confesando la prinera ser Ia respon-
sable de la muerte de SUI hernana.
i. autora del crfI6en declare des-
pues A las aut0ridades ~1udiciales que
habfa dado muerte a su hermana, en-
legftima defensa, pues cue esta trata-
be- lie errastrarla q una vida de YER
Eiienza Y de vicio, a fin de e~xplotarla.
La pequeha ConchetiDa, hija de la
muerte, fue la 1nica test!go de Ia ira
gedia y de la suerte de su TIA, la mata-
dora de su madre depende en- gran
parte de las declaraciones CUE haga
ella. En- case de que estas lie sean ad-
versus V ell Jurado le declare culpa-
BILE, es- cast SECURE que Ia sentencia
que Sc lie imponga sea Ia de Ia pena de
muerte, per 10 que habra de ser cleo
trocutada para el sabado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
NUEVA CONTIENDA
A EN- EUROPA
Checo-eslooequia
uan q las arnras para dis
putarse la possession de e,
las minas de Teseken

LONDRES. Mayo 2S.-Una nueva
guerra en- Europa ha estallado y en-
ella So italian envuelto dos de los nue.
vos estados creados por 81 Tratado de
Versailles. Polonia Y Checo- Eslova-
ouia. FL distrito en- donde 81 nueTo
confiicto ha tenido iugar, es el de
Tescnen, region perteneciente ante
riormente a la Silesia Austriaca y en-
el primer e~ncuentro habido. el numero
de muertos assemble a Ia cifra de
100. la bataIla Sc iibr6 el dla de
aver. jueves. segun expreSa IN despa-
enc dc Viena. recibido hoy aqui.
En- 81 distrito de Karwin Ia estado
on y:gor una violenta lucha deSde 81
mercedes. en- Il cue los combauentes
han hecho uso de ameuralladoras. La
. ~poblaci6n civil estA abandornado pre-
cipitadamente eSas regiones ' los che
co-~eslovacoS estan envlando reiuerZoS
apresuradamente de Ostrau.
Las tropas de Ia entente que Sc
enviaron al distrito de Teschen para
carantizar e. pIebiscito Que sc Va a
efectuar alr. mostraron n aCttud
del TODD pasira, sin inclinarse en- IA
vor de unos u otros de los combatien-
ties. segGn las noticias de Fiena.
En- las cercaRKs re DonbraU los po-
LAGOS, segGr Sc dice. quedarou duehoS
de Ia situaci6n Y Ia administration
u Sc es;ablecih en- KarwiR. en- cl dis
trito de Teschen. ma sido ~~rasladado
q Udalw.
Los funcionarioS ~polacos y checo-
~eslovacos Sc hai: hecho mutuos car
| COS respecto a Ia responSabil!dad por
IA lucha. pero segun parece, ambos
BON iguajmente culpables. La disputa
original sc promovio por Ia possession
de los ricos campos mineros de ear
bon en- csc distrito. que uno y otros
reclanaoan. Como no fue possible que
Sc iegara a un acIsrdo, no falt5 un
pretexto baladf para que Sc iniciara
IA lucha armada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
moNUMENTo EN- MEMORIA De
uN 'LERAOOR DEL MUNOO'

SEGCrS. Texas. Mayo 26.-El pro1i
mo domingo 30 del actual, tendra III
gsr IA dedicaci6n de un sencillo monu-
mento commemorative que e. campo
Bamboo NGmero 3o+O' de la Orden de
Lehadores del Mundo. ha levantado en-
honor dc su antique ~comandante e. Il
naoo soberano sehor Jose Ta!amantes.
La ceremonial Sc efectuara a las !
de Ia tarde en- Ell Panteon de Santo Do
minso. en- donde Sc erig!Ta el monu-
men,o en- la tunba del SooeraHo desa-
parecido. V e. c!tado C~a-npamento ma
hecho una invitc!6n a todos u micm
bros Y fam!liares : amigos. para que
a la ceremonial de dedica-
cion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-29
Ibros MaraVlosos.

Para los que sufren, son v~icti-nal
De Ia ~desgracia, les persigue ia ma
Ia suerte, fracGSan en- SIS negocios Y
son desafcrtunadox en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos srs
dsseos, sersn afortunados en- aego.
clos y smpresas, lograran Ell carino
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos J triulfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran hbres de malas inf1uen-
cias, : verceran L sus eEemigos ' ma
die podra causarles dano. Envia 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo "a.
IA gastos = recibira ca:alogo gratis.
Direction: Sres- Y. Martin v Co
San Rafael STA. Habana. Cuba.
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Nuestras ofertas legitimas no tlenen pre-
cedente. No admiten comparacion. Fijese de
tenidsmente en- cada una de elias y quedara
listed plenamente cereiorado, de que para
adquirir la mejor mercancia, a los precios
mas modicos, debe listed ocurrir a SOLO
SERVE
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R M COULTER
Conediantes Cara-Negras.
TONICO
Del Padre Pena
ALIVIA DIEZ ENFERMEDADES

Tuberculosis en- primer grade: 2-La d.
PERSIA por cr6nics cue sen. Eel reuma't
mo. LAS neurslgiss. 5.-Ls easntira
mas rebeIdes, 6.-Las toses , e~atarros. L
Las dolencias que quedan de Ia tnf!renza
-Los males del eoraz6n cue provienen a.
e.t6maso. e-La ancmiA lo.-Las fiebre
PMTSSERsBLES SON LOS TEsTDoNIos
DE Los ENFERMOS QUE HAN SAM
DO CON EsTA MEDICENA DEL PADRt
PEsA--ESTA MEDICNA EsTA DEB
pAMENTE REGISTRADA BAJo Ell NJ
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s oEzas. soc.
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En- Laredo. Texas. Botieas del RefuSto a:
Colorado. u.-r
I'm San Anto1'o. Texas, Boticas DE hida.
On del Ayuils, esq. So. Laredo y NueVa {!
San Pedro.
PADRE FENA
1854 Nain Ave. LAREDO. le1aA
valencia en- moneda del pals de donds
Sc solici.e e. %pcri6dlco.
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BALE

Ell PASO. Texas. Mayo 26.-Con
obieto de reunir algunos fondos para
Ia Logia Mexico No. 20 de Ia Alianza
Hispano-An1ericana, un grupo de
miembros de dich organizci6n ha or
ganizado IN bale que Sc verificra el
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dfa y del entrante mes de Julio en- el
Liberty Hi. de esta ciudad.
Suscriben las tnvitaciones para es-
ia fiesta, los senores A. Silva Gar
"a. margarine Venzor, Jose Murusich
y Rail c. Lopez.
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Texas.
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