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Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
COLUMBIA

4. ". Bushnell, division engineer of the state highway department, from NoF- wich, was in town on Thursday inspect ing the new roads being constructed, and consulting with the officials in charge of the work,
 Several shovels and a spreading fork, used by the laborers on the roads under construction, were placed by them last Wednesday when they were through for The following morning they were not to be found The superintendent states that twelve of these implements are missing since the work on the roads commenced.
 Herbert P Collins and William NJ Wolff, local representatives of the Tol- land County Farm Bureau attended . meeting of the organization held ii Rockville Thursday last. at which about 50 persons Swere present One of tht questions discussed was, Shall the An, nual Fees Be Increased From S1 to s2' At least ene objection to the piaH wa, sent from member in this town, be sides H. P. Collins objected at thu meeting, stating that he thought nor. members and income would be obtained
 by letting the fee remain at sl per year which he thought was tine opinion O the members in this town. However tn
 motion to increase the fee to s2 year ly was carried.
 Miss Marion Holmes has a very attrac tive and well attended school at tn Center. There are ample aecommo- dations for twenty-five pupils in tn school room. and there are nineteen pu pills on the roll, who are regular il attendance.
 A large van, filled with the house hold goods of q Jewish family fro11 tn neighhorhood of the dry dock, Brook lyn, destined for Chestnut Hill, ar
 rived in town Thursday last. After :; conference with tte Superintendent O road contractor they decided to pro eeed over the unfinished and rough road to their destination.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

@S Cnareh sGeeG 1eiephone 105.
 what Is 6sasx, On Tonight
 Norwioh BuIietin. Winimantic Onice, ss Church street. Telephone 1e5.
 Whs% I. Geins On Tonight. Knights of Pythias. Natchaug lodge, So 23 meets at scr Main street.
 Knights oa Coiumbus. San lone coun- CT. No. 14. meets in Opera House fiock-
 L'Union St. Jean Baptiste de'Ameri- que. conseil Florimond Mo- 7i, meets in Armory hall Center street
 The annual memorial service of Wini- mantle lodge, No. 1911, B. P o. Elks, iWas held Sunday afternoon at o'clock ia the Loomer Opera house The fol- lowing programme was carried out: Pro logue. Poet and Peasant. by Suppe Elks Augmented orchestra, sixteen pieces, un- der the direction of Brother C. N. c. Wheeler, Opening ceremonies, March introduction. Chopin. Willimandc lodge No. 1911, B. P. O. E., John B. Edgarton exalter ruler. Invocation, Rev. Charles A Kelley. Baritone sono, Brother Arthur J. Roy: roll call of the absent Secretary Louis J. Flynn Esquire John F. Collins and Miss Lillian McKenna, solo, the Lodge. Largo. Handel. orchestra. Ora tion, Rev. James Edward Dargan, Cav alieria Rusticana, Mascgani, orchestra Auid Lang Syne. all brothers and audi ence- Dismissal; finale. March Celebre Lachner, orchestra.
 Tn his address Rev. Mir. Dargan spoke of Patriots of the Past, and told of the great work of the Elks of which little is ever heard He praised the spirit oi the organization that backed the Sal walton Army during the great war anc stated that little need be said about tht part the Elks played when their aid wal needed.
 The stage of the theatre had been dec orated for the service and as a back ground were six shields bearing the is scriptlon B. P O. Elks Seated on tn, stage were the speakers of the afternoon and the officers of Willimantic lodge, No 1911. as follows: Exalted ruler, John B Edgarton esteemed leading knight, James r. McGlone: esteemed loya kn.rht. R. Ernest Melody esteemed lee ttrns knight Charles w Hill secre tary. Lodis J. Flynn; treasurer. Ray riond A. Parker; tyler, Albert J. Four nitr esquire. John F. Colline; chaplain Albert ]. Piche. organist. Harry L L~sier; inner guard. Daniel P. McCar thy.
 rarlng the pas, year willlmantic lodg has lo~r three members. Herbert B. Ben rstt Michael A. Sullivan and Mitchell Ia-anitt. Since the lodge was founde, sixteen Brother Elks have passed on, tn other thirteen being Charles A. Abbott Fred ". Gerrick, Leon F. Walden Pierre D. Mcreau, George P. Walker James A. Shea, Charles E. Gleason, Johi L Leonard. IT,, Martin A. Sullivan George IL Hendrickrickson, Alban Nj Potvin. Daniel F. KilIourey and Georg A Bartlett.
 The following members of the orde csmpcsed the memorial service commit tee John F. Collins. Charles N. C. Wheeler and Albert Fournier. The re eeption committee was Roderick Dion Nelson A Daniels. Ambrose Casey. Ray mond F. Gates, Robert Higgins, John F McQuilian. Fiorin.ond Normandin, J. Ed mund Hurley. Eugent E. Hickey and Pierre J. Laramee.
 A hearing on the acceptance of tn
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

Take no chances with suhstitutett
 Unless you see the name ~Baytr un package or on tablets you are not eft- ting genuine Aspirin pT sscrlbed by phys sicians for twenty -one years and proved safe by millions. Take Aspirin only as ioid in the Bayer pacigaeF fer Colds. Headache. Neuralgia. Rhrana- tism, Earache. ToOthache, LumhaFu and for Pain Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell large packages. Aspirin is the trade marN of Bayer Manufncfurs ef wsnonreffcn- cidester of ahltra11cae1f.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
voLUNTCWN

Eastern pork loins. neck end 25 cents loin ends 27 cents. Pork chops, 2s cents. Jewett City creamery butter, 80 cents. Hudson prints. 70 cents. Tub butter, 5s cents. Dearnley ( clarkes-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
--- -as To Sten a canrh nnick

To Step . r4urh Quick take HAYES HEALING HONEY. It stops the tickle heals the throat and cures the cough. Price 35c. A free box of GROVES OPEN sALVE for for chest colds, head colds and croup is en- closed with every bottle
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
GOLDINE
Herb Remedies Can Be Bought s4 ENGLER.s PHARMACY.

Formula No. is a Tonic. Stomach and Nerve Remedy.
 Formula No. is for Rheumatism. Ca tarrh, Kidney and Bladder Troubles.
 Gcldine Merning Smile Lsxativss.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06

as Lnsantevilie.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
WILLIMANTIC
whal Is asasx oa fsnleh.

Nerwteh Balleti1, Wiilinaaatie 0fHce, ss ohureh strert- zeisphoae les.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-06
ASPIRIN

Name "Bayer" on Genuine
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

and satisfying nfornafun ancnt ths
Northern California Outrage
The Information forthcoming from
puns and nudsireets WINS vueuc and
mnusNnf Nrlfhcr NJ these two
commercial agencies could ascertain
anything of Interest regarding the
nnau.ps ~ thr N. G. % lor thr pres
enc ihr corporation Dad uo office Dos
drsi.nlrs BOO san Francisco being
/ guarded hy q wcllknowu attorney who
had declined to make ms statement
regarding the company bat promised
one at nn early date. The board ~
directors consisted n this attorney
Die two assistants. his stcnorupher.
and Mr buchanan Oe.lyy The com.
nlny had been Incorporated Tor Eve
million dollars. divided into five mil.
lion shares ~ par value ~ one dollar
each. and i've shares had been sub.
scrlhedi
"a looks hshy 10 me-" the Colonel
commented 10 his manager. "and I'm
more than ever convinced ne scheme
~ that Trinidad Redwood Timber
company 20 start q timber boom and
unload And that Is something the
Laguna Gmnde Lumber company does
not view with favor. for 30 rrnson
thai ono Of these hrieht days those
Trinidad people viii come 60 their
senses and sell cheap 10 us However
to BE- sure IL 10 b. satisfied Tric
rhone the san FruncIsro orhcv r Aavs
the detective agency that handled me-
ionrshorcmcua strike JOB for us send
couple ~ their best oreutlycs un
on ihe revi steamer witr Instructions
20 IMPORT io me on arrival"
when tho operative reported he
Co'onrfs orders vera brief unf IN
rl'r't = unrt 90 tnna lii about o.
man named buchanan OrIirf. who o.
up North somewhere procuring Hrhts
~ way Or the Nar.iem California
oregon railroad rIni h.m ga n
with Dim Il DO m1u.Hr arf rlt hm
% toi no nIehf Report 90 me DADS 20
nTors yielded faf cu'.rt nrihr-
until ua nrf fay % nae.a return
CD sr1u0.a ahrn CO. f0noa.nr writ
ten nHrort Causei tte Colonel ia sf
un arI fnte noHea 10 ra. ta.Iai.
"UroH ~ Operative So co." aai %
rad
-ur'IrY in t|s rom uHn A. O'Clock
nom 40 i2o6 entered dining ron
leaving af Q q. m. aHd pro.rad.rr a.
rrct o. ofos ~ Cardigan u.iaooi
Lumter company OsIyf rcna.r.i in
Crr''rrs rfiFsfe once tsIf ar hnrr
spent another ta'f taur rrtersns
vim young lady n general afrr
lruue ladv r. brunette % ffr ID.
turned 20 Hotel ssqHoia. phrre D.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

vroie several iaffs-s IN vrifrr rn
A. 2 o. m uIai 90 tei.fE ~
Z 81. o. m ieff .gu.ei.T flf U.rI.ar
naiHnf Lumber rarHrnra nF.r
Entered private ofer without uaIHr
o. n. announced ImeFaI Hi.
vaIE.rr slowly end 'H ts.n um.tf
A. $3.50 rr'rni a. Telephone tHf
Irr 900 r...f iarrd.enH.. cam
o. a.aUi t.f tfs raHler ianai
imhrr UrWuF u san TrrH...n
-l.rl'rUaI h.s ..rtrrafr atari
rni rroorirf fo fhe rif faI rufer
in. fHe mrlur.s onae aI nu a.f
rurTr'nr orr f.i0 o. un Hruu q
in iar NHr' seT1Hn HrI uf n ftr
'o''f uriI handed o ia'...n Hff H.
uh.IHTn Do en'.faI Ue i..nh.n.
hni. aHf iH'.el in #r. .nars
iHr at f.f fs g. n OH rm Co.,
rirmri af eco 1nf HnrrI fa fhr
Dow "N.r OFF Ii.Ur r.mHm. Ir
n M. iar.eHn Hrt iir u.. Wild
IH.r..'nHe urfn EN- uHr Dol r.
'r.' i.'...'r fo 600 IiH.I e.rn.a
nff.He a 1H Itaf ar o.
r'.0 90 fH GRIP aI.r t. .H.erf
fU.rI.f.Hss ar..
.'ur % Ie tH# re- .U .rf
won. IH h.. NUUf. t.If
"a f.H H.Hm.'e u fr.f u. fs.
h.I H"' uH. f.I.f u 81. SGD on
street Ife fm ffe fu.r. I.Hl rh.
uHF.s u H.r CaHHaa Redwood Ium
Dor ro"Hr.'s orr rrrre.f rrrr'.
h nH' rHiHrri ifr or which fln
rnrT.Iri io $50 lN Redwood hrnIr
f1rl where 'hr brunette fuHnr nIY
rlIrh'rf nri rrirrri ihr hnusr gte
returned nt seven shap accompanied
hf n young 'air whom Zoo Introduced
iO a. An ihnep Nrrr fhrn driven tD
t0o Canton restaurant at EU UIri
airrrt AZ 1tiA Bryce CaniIrln on.
irrei ihe Restaurant and was escorted
by thr NHiirr fa ihr table ocrun'ai
nv q und iary.
Mn..n rniirr party len rraianrani
md entered N1plsr ar driven ~ o.
mlfhVel Indian whom the srennf
'ounr badly hnlod as Goor.r 81 ani
no brunette youHr lady wen drunnr.l
10 SEQ E'm street while Canligaa ant |
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

IH f H I uH.Hrn "a
rairi h us ~ ruH,r. sr,ha
Hr tas mfel ty tamr. ia Z
funHor oHeI fts Emts rHe Nsa
uf.t. 600 ...h f0faol as u.u Eel A.
witch Pc riBrned o. urrsshic 81
smelling I sald to m.ma,tun 4
chom.s'a who furn q inio sheer a.
Insrci'ries foI no 49, NJ rarisaex
nni the ukr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

This te'errnm. o. the Mlfrr oIsert.
"a bad teeu ni0d af San rau e-u
Subsequent tt Orirr't visit totIu ftrt
afirruHr
"Ahth' hHafhrl iia Honor I f
ncruuria far h'r nnuna fo bring ffa
rafirr up 1f ono Interview rpaH De
RETURN io fHe hotel tr found it.s is'e
-rHm#arl rf mn af UI0e uF
iHlirr th. Iao.. UIe En..s
Nmu taH fi rm come Iuio rs
zion ~ fH's ','0.nr
rii muv hHte Ietr m.feI Hn .a ihs
documents ue.i,v Doc Hf ue Z
f..fH be- rn fI fr.I .I.r so.
Hs uHf fhr fHHrr. ari In rH r.H HlfJ
H' ATTORNEY f.. Ihs n e.. Co. q t.Inn
t...'.r.I d. n.Ir. no."
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Iin..t I."
rit H. f.rrf rH Soma
H.rr tr1 3d.
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..aIE ..e'f Wau ~n ..
ono rf f d. 'Is tlt..
fr a. cfr
trI
$500" HIUhT
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rUI IHHrf eWr. h.
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rr.rrI
-IrHf In. ani rHfwira
1arHr rrrIrrrs HaraI 900 .aEe
bitten % .IoHl saf tca hltr f.aLr.
hf fh uHr funta landed
whale uH utHy "a, ariftus adau
future hlsHr.sr
"iie $500 seiIHt n-nei ar.tr
tors he uHH.i probably mIe na oa
ani pas Co., customary rrianef Given
aii ~ ihr'f corporation attorneys
sven it rai't hed better .atu fa4
un t.l notion ii.Hf rlan uaIu
ars fmaH ...1ei o. trHu With go
hls hfrad .s tureryi 1r afi WOO da
~ tuiirHHr
~ Z could ruans,a A. osiu |
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

"ilou in He uhrn Hsisrp ruls 4
newspaper hr1iiinr Thr sfne, uesr
D. better flini IersullIuf reupt q
ieii ihp truth while swutr Herr
Transcript
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

Not what has tatrgnsl 10 AN.
to-day hut What has hurgcwi 10 sliIr
ihmnrh ms that astit ~
thought
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-11-05

Loni have mercy on the corporate sou
of the ~ g. a. NJ fail 70 retain Henri
Poundsione junior what a wise plaf
u Is 20 look up the relatives OF
public onIclail Went Forward. men
follow me--to Ilcuy's Office"
Henry poundsione. junior proved g,
be- he sole lnhnhiiant OF one rather
hare Office 10 the Cardigan block. Bucl
had fully resolved 90 give him q ~
talner Of n thousand dollars. or even
more n b. asked Tor 70. bot after one
look 90 Henry he cut the appropfin
tion 20 two hundred and ffly dollars
Young Mr. ronndsione was blonde and
frail with large round spcciac'cs. nab.
BIO teeth and the swiftly reeed.ng chin
of ne ierup.n Moreover. BE- vas IN
such n nutfor u anticipation over the
arrival of n client that Buck deiured
two things -io.wlt that the Mayor
bad tc'cphonci Henry De- was apt %
base CLIENT and hat as result ~
this miracle Henry was ln DO af state
90 discuss ihe sari'i subject - fees
and rriH.ners Errn AZ OE.lyy a.
r.iei fn olFiufe such discussion now
or iu che future H. handed Ueury q
check f0r two hundred and ffy 90.
iars which Do wrote oui on me srof
and with h's hrght winning smile o.
marked "Nou ~ purlsiune. w.
uiIi proved fo business THAT retain
- isn.fa ilr-e one admit bot ue.fhsr
o. che iah have for sou to-day Later.
n ueai ~ y0ur services on larger
scale sh0Hii develop We shall of eanr.a
etrerf 90 make pew Arrangement
whereby you uiii r,CrIte the customary
ro'alner OF on ~ our corporation af.
toueyt ! trust that a. SATISFACTORY.
-im.nenfiy so" mrusd he young
disciple 0f Blackstone
"very ven hen. iei us proceed %
business" uuct removed from snail
leather has n bale ~ ie-aIiootlnr
documents y have here be- m.
nourcef agreements from landowners
along me proposed neht ~ uay % fhe
y. q % % give 90 that c1mranY. On
demand within one year from fafe
satisfactory deeds covering rights af
way which nre infinitely Dec hsd in
ne said arrcemerft iui.h ihe deeds
rrrrarri f0r signing AMI racard.nr 81
The earliest possible moment
"You shall have them % this tine
tomorrow" Henry promised
Tho head % Henry pounfrans
inniof was held hlrh for ne arsf time
since b. had nunr De modest shlur'e
10 the hnerfcs ~ Scguoia slr months
before and fherr was an unarenrom.
- CLEAN Of importance To his rais
eyes as D. rushed into his fathers
ohee in ihe clty h11
ny gnks Dad b. erured I've
hooked o. 40 iasi-aul he's utrn.
per Read tt.s.- and D. thrust ysi.
low Telegraph form under ths Mayors
nose. Tho latter adjusted t's sial.ss
aud reads
Imperative building orcmuars cum.
mence Immediately Looai ftrnurfm
injurious and delays danrrrns We
must show god faith % our Nru Yort
friends ] z. ~ Insists upon know
ing promptly who're wr stand with
seluoa city council SEQ them im.
me.i'aic'Y ana secure temporary fun.
ch.sc m possible. to enable nf Oh crlss
Water street uf y street ani build out
Front street m your Judgment lrff
Gates uo ba'iup on permanent fran.
rtise. c0amtrce 1rf'tr rrfrduona im.
mei.aic'V rron acquisition Or ffrman.
coz funCtIse
"iluCkIrY.7
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
NARRIIGg LICENSES

kUDIsH- H-LOvBERo-sAmssi. ~ lasso"rs'
o'HAdAN,sAITA.TeomsH;, H,,' b. TTh Ths s, no.,
soxwrf.ssss,,ssnLaEEe'vER-ce.r,. x fss,sLaEEs' l. as
sXlss2a;sxx,,psosso1xI.n.ttss- lsa; X, q ~. rev Il s <. az
pEWEY-iKEroNLa.oIss ca -, East Ne
lena, Mont; cyriiis. rs Ths rev . H.
rAUsTHXNs. .BEALL-Aibsrt J.. "a; Eve
naovinassaiy q N; Ess; :; ! p%'1 sa 1ar.snnsld.
Va Annie H.. -. Lovinsston' va rhs
Rev J. p. Tyler. a.. Nh
dred, is, both OF Petersburg. Va Ths
wHiTLock -cRfTzEE - Cleveland. ND ~. e..
oIsE. .oiLLCjsmss H.. a. g.lti%ors. Mo; No!
: Berth. odelle. rs. Lancaster Pa the
wIsEhAN- -TERRY.Emory Earl "a a. LSn' %s
rountaih. Va. H.rsis = ss,; H,i.s ~ nv
s.rst. is. both Of o.ithsf.eurs. Nd. The
Miller R-TuRasoN-Byron Wade. .7.
Brooklyn. N. Y; Louise Marie. sS' fhs
Rev. J. H. Cassidy.
ford. Va; Daisy G.. is. oliver. Va The
Rev. j. E. Briggs "a. VII.
NoRRIs-cALLIEs-Jame, W., VIZ
Paul L-pENY-cisrsnce e. s.i Dorothy
s-wHEELER-,Arthur s., 2L'
Caroline L.. 2s. The Rev. T. 5; puh'op.
WILSON ON6LAwsoE-Cisren w.. ~
Fort W&shington Nd; Freda D. 70. me
Rev. H. T. Stevenson. u,
ROBINSON N-GARDNER-Wiiiiam Thoma,'
22: Roberta Evelyn. 20, Rutland. III.
The Rev. j. E. BriEgs. 60,
YOST-CLARK-Homer. 80, MyersdAle'
Pa; Hazel. rs. The Rev, j. M: Henry
YE-PAYNE-william Alfred. ?i; Irene
IS The Rev. w. r. smith,
WILEY -DUVALL-Jsck j., 2s, Corseana'
Tex; Ciars. Fl. The Rev. H. b, hosisy'
ARD-wINDSOR-John Cecil, Zl'
HyattsviIle. Nd; Lorraine, IL. The rev
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
DEATHS

BECKER-John, 6S yrs, $40 nth st. ne
COLDING-Infant of Fred and Bessie, IL
dys, 323 r st. nv.
JOHNsON-Mary f.. II yrs.. st. Eliza
beth's Hosp.
JOHNSTON-Mary c., 5S yrs, apartment
SOL Clifton Terrace west
WEISTER-James L., 80 yrs, 2709 llth
st NV. 49,
KELLY-Euzabeth W., 56 yrs, III X. l.
ave. NV. - p.t
MATTHEws-Mirism p, day, Provi-
dence Hoop.
wONG-Long. ST yrs, ais Pa. ave. nv
The Washington times., 1920-09-28

PAPERHANGERS wanted;
good salary, steady work. Ap-
ply PENNINGTON 4 TAYLOR
2333 18th ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
BIRTns

ALsor-srasst ". and Annie C.. BOY
HI1LDo-JSha and Annaesiis. girl
toRnAAk--r rdward D. ssd Fie<saes ~
oANSoN-Jamss A, .ad Aiidrsd b. boy.
yONbs-osesgs and r~slin., girl
kRAsp-NersnAa w. and Mildred girr
LDvY-Is~doss ana Aollis. boy;
ABYBR6-Ososss A. and Bsssis sHt
SAITH-Addtson W. and Alice L. BOY
MRIQAT-AsrrH n, and AsIx A, ssy.s
The Washington times., 1920-09-28
LABORERS wanted. Apply 18th
and East Capitol streets.

MANAGER-Countrys store, 20 miles wash
ington; 325 week, board. lod ging. MITCH.
ELLyILLE STORES. Mitchellviile. Md.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
Il CASTILLO D. coMPIEGNE
LA HISTORIA QUE EVOCA.

| trucci6n de Ia Opera? e. senior de
Cardillac, Director de las construc-
clones c~iviles, habfa llevado a Charles
GARNER al Castillo, para que lie pre-
sentara sus pianos al Emperador. La
Emperatriz guerra que Ia Opera fue-
"a construida por Fiollet-Leduc y
critic6 con aspereza a Charles Gar
nier. Al examinar los pianos dijo:
Eta bien, es hermoso, muy her
moso, pero, ique estilo es este?
GARNER, que tenia nal caracter,
replico:
les Napoleon II y vos os q"uejais
de clio,
Ell ~esce9ario es demasiado gran
de Y Ia sala demasiado pequena, OK
clam6 la E~mperatriz.
e. pobre GARNER, que no era co-te-
sano, iba a decir probablemente al
guna palabra irreparable, cuando Ma
pole6n III, que sc sonri6 silenciosa-
mente bajo su bigote, lie dijo. en voz
baia:
No os atormcntGis, 49,. No en-
tiende NADIA de ESQ.
Y GARNER construy0 ia Opera. Mas
tarde, en- 1867, en- Compiegne aun, Ia
Emperatriz encontr6 de nuevo al Ar
quitecto, Sc acordo de esta escena Y
con la mas cncantadora sonrisa lie di-
10:
-Confieso que fui muy POGO agra
dable para con vos, senior GARNER.
Ahora 10 lamento.
Son estos recuerdos ~lejanos. Des-
de entonces, Ia so!emne Residential
ha permanecido hundida en- el silen-
clio, o POGO menos. Algunas cacerias
presidenciales tuvieron lugar ALI, sin
aparato, Y Sc necesito, en- 1901, "
vista de los soberanos de Russia para
que adquiriera De nuevo, por unos
instances, su pasado ~esplendor.
FL Gear c~onservaba de e. un pia-
dose recuerdo, pues fu6 en- Compieg-
ne donde, durante su corta permanen
cia ALI, el famoso Philippe-especie
de visionario que precedi5 q Raspou-
tine en- el favor imperial-le anunci6
que tendria un hijo. Nadie p~reveia
~entonces, desgraciadamente,-ni ell
mismo Philippe-el atroz destino que
les estaba reservado al pobre peque-
no Czarevitch J & L agustos pa
dres.
George DROUILLY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
Li5yos MaraViIosOs.

Para los que sufren, son vIctlmas
de la desgracla. les pcrs!gue Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracaSaH en- sus negocIos y
son desafor.unadCs en- amores- Con
tan .curiosos ELros ~Iograran todos suS
deseos, seran afortunadcs en- nego-
clos = emDresas, !ograran el carlno
del ser amado. lievaran q fellz tarmi-
10 u asuntos : triunfarar en- TODD;
Sc veran libres dc maias influeT-
c:as. venceran & sUs eCemigos Y ma
die Dodri c~ausa-ies daHo. Eavie 10
c~entavos en- e~stampillas de correo pa
"a gaStos V recibira ~catalOgn gratis.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y Co,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11

I EECESIrA -E-ros para mUdaazaS. 0 car
~ e4g.q4;ss. E@3.e a ROSALES; Ie-eiuao
avis ll2G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
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..Altamente disgustada est

...Altamente disgustada estoy
contigo; eres un ingrat5; lie contas-
re a mi prima que te casabas; hice
tai rahia que amaneci enfcrma. Sen
Il deseos de romper tus cartas pero
al abrir Ia cajita donde tengo mis-
cosas intimas Vi III retrato Y Koran
do 10 baNe de besos y de lagrimas..
Asi somos las mujeres tontas..
iEsta noche te aspero en- el Cine, va
sabes, en- nuestro lugar predilecco,
ALI tendremos IN arreg!o. Ne lie
vas dulces, no Sc tc divide, 3eh?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11

$50. Estov LENA de pena, no me fue
possible conciliar ell sueno: en- u cuar-
to dele aver, junto 4 Ia Venus, mis-
guantes y mi rosario; manana 4 la
ca!da de Ia tardc ire per TODD; 10
seas prosuntuoso y creas que el OIL
vido fue intentional; les hcmbres sois
muy ligcros Y pensais cosas que nj
siquiera ir1aginamos nosotras.
iSom0s tan candorosas.. 49,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
PLONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate manufacturado unica-
meate por Torreno Mfg. Co. Plda
muestras Y precics. cueso de tuna,
caieta de nembrillo, pIdtanos pasa-
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nara mo reataS neXicaaas para
lazar, toQuillas de cerda, metateS o
manO, m~olcajetes. InOi!nOS para nlAta-
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nes para metate. peines meXicanOs pa
"a la cahcza, moliaillos para ell chOcO-
late. Chicle negro, chic!e blGnco meN-
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xicana. dulces meNicanos. chlchar-on
de pueTco prenSado, caTne SEGA. pl-
ruin del monte. chile colorado, YER
RAS MEDICINALES, MediciRas de
todas classes, perfumes de tOdas
cas- : ~precioS, WHO'S EMBOTELLA-
DOS, propios para bales Y reunIoRes.
en- fin, el mas grande surtido de
cuanto listed lie haga falta, sea 10 que
sea-. Nuestra ASA es la numero l
II So genera en- e, Sur de los Esta-
Jni6os.
Aunuue no nos mande ell dinero
ielaas9do. como Sc 10 exigen otros,
podemos surtirle los pedidos cue nos
haga. Escribauos pidiendo listas de
precios pos mayor y enc No lie
pesara.
aria So correspondence 8 SAN
LUIS MERCANTILE CO. S24h W
Commerce St - Departanento g.
San Antonio, Texas.
N0TA: - Cada Tiernes Sc publica
uuestra lista de precios en- este perio-
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EuRGa plark-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-11
COMPRISE en- una de las
Modernas Casas del Mundo
Pidase Catdlogo. Cupon de 81, Grats

Pidase Catalogo. Cupon de 81, Grats
FL Catalosc De IA Etna, Company. para
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