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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
"PARTY FACES plsAsTER"-ooRE

Senator Thomas Gore, Democrat, OF
Oklahoma, who was defeated for re.
nomination through the influence OF
the White House because OF his Oppo.
sitlon TO the League OF Nations. plain.
~ indicates that he proposes to con.
tinue his fight upon the league. The
blind senator says:
The paramount issue Is 10 avert
disaster; nobody fayors the league
that understands II.
THE women OF Maine have read f.
II Is no wender about the women II
IA no marvel about the mothers. They
are not willing TO mortgage the pound
of flesh nearest their hearts.
They are not willing to sign this
bloody bond which Is a first lien upon
the life OF every boy beneath the stars
and stripes
"He was blind indeed who had not
already seen the black shadow OF the
Maine elections yisioned upon the hori-
ron"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
BONNEVILLE

Mrs. Susan Howard spent the day
in South Londonderry Friday
John Colburn Of Simonsville, was a
guest at Stillman CrowinshieId's Sun
day
Florence Cobb, who is attending
school in Brattleboro, spent the week
end at G. A. Styles
Jacob Ellenburg Of Fairhaven, N. j.
who has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Benson, has returned home.
Mason Jones finished digging his
potatoes Saturday He had 1910
bushels. He raised them on 10 acres
Of land.
News has been received here Of the
birth Of a son TO Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Brooks Of Putney, formerly residents
of this place.
Lila Slade, daughter of A. C. Slade,
who has been in Rutland Hospital with
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Edith NJ Biggot VS. Joseph L. Bigget
Bennington County Court
n fnnn

December Term, 1870
WHEREAS, Edith NJ. Bgget Of
Manchester, in the County of Ben
nington, in the State Of Vermont, has
this day filed in the office of the Clerk
Of the County Court for said County
Of Bennington, her libel for divorce
against Joseph l.. Bigget, therein set
ting forth that on the 2lst day Of
July A. d. 1919, she was lawfully
Joined in marriage with Joseph l..
Bigget, then Of COhoes, in the County
of Albany and State Of New York;
that the maiden name OF the said
i.bellant was Edith NJ Cadoret: that
rfter said marriage the parties lived
together as husband and wife at Man
chester. in said County Of. Bennington,
from about the first day Of August
1919 until the 7th day Of November
1919; that during the coverture she,
on her part. hath faithfully kept the
marriage covenant and performed all
the duties appcrtaining thereto, but
that the said Joseph l.. Bigget. on his
part, the marriage covenant hath not
kept but hath violated the same. for
that the said Joseph L. BiRget since
said marriage has AZ divers times
treated the libellant with intolerable
severity. and being Of sufficient pecun-
larry and physical ability TO provide
suitable maintenance for said libel
liant, without cause. grossly, wantonly
and cruelty refused and neglected so
20 do
And praying that for the causes
aforesaid the bonds Of matrimony
heretofore contracted between the said
parties may be dissolved and that the
Court will grant her Bill Of Divorce
and that she may resume her maiden
name
AND WHEREAS. It having been
made 20 appear by satisfactory proof
by way Of affidavit Of said libellant.
this day filed IN the Office Of the
County Clerk. that the said Joseph l.
Bigget 3 now without the State Of
Vermont in parts unknown 70 the said
libellani and that she has made dill
gent inquiry and IS unable 10 locate
said hbellee
1T is THEREUPON ORDERED.
that notice 81 the pondency Of this
libel b. given 20 the said libellee
Joseph =. Biggctt. by publishing this
order three weeks successfully in the
Manchester Journal. newspaper
~ Bennington. in said State the last
publication 70 BE- az least six weeks
previous % the commencement 81 said
tern o. Cog~t
WherCap0n. the said Joseph +
BgPvt Is notified q appear before the
Bennington County Court, 81 the next
stated term thereof. 70 h. holden al
Remington. within and Tor the County
- Bennington. on The first Tuesday q
December 20. 70 show cause, 4 any
b. may have. Why the prayer q said
petition should not b. granted
Dated a; Bennington. Vermont. this 1
a;h day % October. 1890
JACOB J. SHAkSHoBER.
Clerk
Restes LEVIN. ATTY fer Lbellan;.
2e-s~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
NATURE TOOK rrs COURSE

II is not alone the hour Of extreme
physical peril that tries mems souls.
Tie temptation 10 acquire great
wealth or achieve fame may call for
tie exercise Of moral courage Of the
highest type.
An insight into the nobility Of chaf-
acter, unscfish devotion to principle
and remarkable self-possession OF
Warren G.HarGing is CLEANED from one
Of the history making "asides" of thu
Republican National Convention, az
yet unpublished.
The crisis came after the eighth
ballot. II was apparent that General
Wood could not be nominated and
none Understood better than Governor
Low6cn the impossibility Of his own
selection. The convention was in a
turmoil. Realization had come for the
first time TO many delegates and to
the gallery that neither OF the two
leading candidates could be nominated
and that the selection Of another when
I convention rcconvened, was imi-
nent. The drift was 70 Harding, but
in the excitement that prevailed, al
most anything might happen. The
managers Of Governor Lowden and
Senator Harding, each unknown to the
other, had induced their candidates to
come 10 the auditorium for the pur-
pose Of consultation. In the tense
me mcnts that followed, these two dis
gentlemen met just outside
the convention hall Governor Low
den had made hard fight. With the
nomir alton almost within his grasp mt
one time, he now realized the hopeless
ness Of his position. He believed in
H1.ding. He cared more than all else
for the success II his party.
Senator Harding" said the Gov
ernC- Il shall 20 on the convention
floor and withraw my name. II will
ne ult in your nomination
r., opportunity hid come 10 Hard
N for which great men have planned,
lab red and sacrificed The nomina-
ton Of the presidency Of the United
States was offered him But il WIS
not Hardings way Placing his hand
upon Governor Iowdcn's shoulder he
7aid. "Wait Governor let nature
take is course" Il required rara
cour- &c. In the excitement Of the
No rent. the convention might be
stampeded to another But Harding
y~ntcd the nominee 70 b. the choice
n 4 majority Of the delegates 1t
allied for magnificent self-possessiOn-
f. rting vas the coolest and appau-
.ntly the most unc0ncenred man in tbs
Il VA generous i'm
pulse. TIE devotion Of life long prin-
-iple Of fair play and a square deal
rom which the excitement Of the
moment or the lust for ambition or
power could not s~eve him
Mature Vas allowed 70 take IL.
course" and Harding was the unaai-
nous choice Of 81 uninaaesoed con-
,enooa On The Ioth ballot
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Every person mentally ana pnyslcn-
ly able to do so should take the Ameri-
can Red Cross instruction in First Aid
Treatment It's lfe-sayer and a
pain-sayer on the farm, in the factory.
on the street at the office, In the
home, wherever accidents may occur.
Here's young wife who inexpertly
welded a ean-opener and received an
ugly cash across her wrist from the
jagged can lid Mother was there,
however, with the First Aid kit and
Red Cross instruction. and probably
prevented case OF blood poison by
giving prompt and proper treatment
before the doctor arrived.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
DANNY

Mrs Frank II. Baker spent yester-
day in Rutland, accompanied by her
son, Carl
Mrs. L. J. Barber and two daugh-
tcrs have returned after spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs Stella Smith
at Schenectady, N. Y.
Miss Jennie Severance, who came
here last July from Columbia, S. c., to
visit relatives in Middlebury, Rutland,
and Dandy, has left for Atlanta, Ca,
after spending the last few days with
her sister, Mrs. Eli Hubbard. Miss
Severance intends to do nursing in the
South.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-10-14
BACK PORCH CAMPAIGN TO
BE BEGUN SOON BY WILSON

Washington. Gradually being
pushed 10 the rear by the progress Of
the canvass II is now announced that
President Wilson is 10 wage a Back
Porch" campaign The local evening
papers announce this fact and say
that the plan Is being discussed BY
the Administration leaders. IL may
even come within a week. some Of
these leaders b.lieve. Edmund H.
Moore. who managed Governor Ger.
pre-convention campaign. is given
credit for this rear attack on the
Harding method OF using the front
porch.
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Winged erpr.s.e..

Blue rock pigeons ~ from y 10 20
miles an hour Pheasauts AZ their
best cover about 81 miles an hour,
and partridges from 20 TO "a miles an
hour. Carrier pigeons have been found
10 DO as much As 90 miles an hour.
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a broken arm, is gaining. She came to
Manchester Saturday where she and
her mother will spend week with
relatives before returning home.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15
~CLEVELANDSKE PRfRODO-
VEDECKE MUSEUM.

O zfizeni podobneho ustavu.
ktery by arci nemel v meste ia
Ike dulezitosti chybeti, bylo wee
ra jednano ma banketu vyboru
pro prfrodovedeckt museum,
pofadanem V Union klubu, KITE
reho sc "suGastnilo ash 100 osob
hlavne pozvanych hosti. xByly
pronaseny RUNE plany, z nichz
jeden Sc primlouval, ably novy
1stav stall pc boku zdejsimu
museu umeleckelnu. Navrhy il
ne smerovaly, jakym zpGso-
benz by Sc daily ziskati zamo1-
lejsi kruhy zdejsiho obcan-
silva, ably stedrou rukou umoz-
aily, ably odpomozeno bylo to-
muto nedostatku.
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K CINNOSTT MAS MADELINE
MLADEzF.

Policejni serzant Matt Far,
~rell a ieho teta zatkla vcera
stri kluky, 10, Ii a 14-leteho
prave, kdyz toto trio 81 cpalo
kapsy V zlatnickem obchode,
2462 Ontario u. elektrickymi
lampickami, patronami a skvo.
sly. Nekdo madeline kluky spa
tril pri podezfele cinnosti, 0.
znamil tax policii a tato dopa-
ola nicemy prave phi praci. Dc
obchodu wiki otvorem ma u
hi, sklepem, q ktereho .podIa.
hou do obchodu prosekali diru.
Jiste Characterization jest
rozpravka nasich mladych do.
brodruha, z nichz jeden sc
ptal, ida detencnfm dome
dostanou stedroveGerni veceri.
ITO Sc vsad'," pravil jeden z
kandidatd kriminalu, "byl
jsem tady ma nj jiz loni."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-15

~SRN~r
dluhy, ktor@ nc leta ma stat
cich vazly, z veIkJch statku sc
pGda odprodava mensim mali
telum.
Fro Francii ma veliky W.
znam dobyyanf uhli. Je sice
pravda, re V roce 1914 vytezilo
Sc 40, 900, 900 tun, letos pax
jenom "a, 900, 00v tun, ale 20.
kracuje Sc pfece uspokoiive,
coz jest patrno 2 toho, re
pred valkou polovina uhli
pfichazela prave z doln valkou
zpustosenych.
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REKONSTRUkCE FRANCIE,
Mnoho bylo jiz vykonano ma
zahlazeni spoust valkou
zpGsobenych.

Pafiz, IS. prosince. - Fran
Gle "a posledni dobu vykonala
mnoho V praci ma znovHvybu-
dovani kraju valkou znice-
nych. Jiz sedmdesat sedm pro-
cent tovaren a pr1myslovych
podnikG, ktere paddy "a ob6t'
nemeckemu vandalstvi, zaha-
jilo 1plne nebo casteGn6 znovu
vyrobW. Lide V Mich zam6stnani
dosahli poctu AZ procent V po-
m9ru k dobe predvaleGne.
Schazi Size jeste mnoho vyko-
natl, ale uvazi-li Sc, jak velika
byla zkaza valecna a re mnoha
mesta ma severn byla znicena
uplne, je i to pokrok veliky.
Bylo treba znovuzdelavati mi
Gene hospodarske' pidys1, 49,
600 hektarG - hektar rovna
Sc asi pdl tretimu akru. - By
10 jiz nejednou povedeno, re VI
nekterych pripadech je to pra-
ce obrovska, zvlaste tam, kde
je zeme rozryta hlubokymi ia
mani . vycpana nevybuchlymi
stfelami. TAX dalece Sc uz po-
darilo zorati znovu &c procent
teto pustiny a ositi SO procent.
Tato zubozena zeme dobfe ro-
di. nebot' jiz "a posledni rok
vyp9stovalo Sc v deseti depart
mentech, ktere We ivalce newt
&c utrpely, pres sedesat millio-
nj metrickych cent? psenice.
Jest to sestina drody cele ze-
me, z tehoz jest patrno, Re kra-
jiny tyto mali pro Francii We
Ky Wznam nejen pramyslove
ale j hospodafsky. Ovsa urodi-
10 Sc tn jeste vice, celia ctvrtina
produkce Zeme. Tato rekon-
struktni prace kona sc ma mno-
ha mfstech vzdor nesmfrnym
obtfzim, ale pokraeuje piece u
stavicn6. Ma vsech stranach je
cinnost jake v Tile.
Take dolech jest Ginnost
neocekavana. Pc valce Sc W.
slovovaly obavy, Re v mnohych
z Mich nebude Sc moci dolovati
deset rokd, ale pracuje Sc vi
nichz jiz nyni, trebaze v mire
obmezene. Vsecka tato prace
must Sc ovsem konati "a mimo-
radnych pomerG. Rolnik, ktery
Sc do sveho zpustoseneho no.
spodafstvi vratil, pustf Sc do
zdelavani poll a p6stovani pse-
nice drive, nezli do stavby zbo-
feneho obydli. Zatim zije vi
chatrci pod. plechovou sire
chou, anebo We starem zakopu
valecnem. Sklepy a zficeniny
nejcasteji byvaji obydlim tech,
kdoz pracuji ma znavuvybudo-
van{ zeme. Ma vsech stranach
vznika novy prdmysl a zavad6-
il Sc move methody. Def Sc ia
ks i zmeny socialni. I'll, ktefi
byli dosud najemniky, stavaji
Sc majiteli pudy, splaceji sci
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>PREPADEN A OBRAN.

Barney Tecka, 1892 vych.
55. ul. byl vcera vecer ma
Blanche Ave. a vych. SIS. ul.
nedaleko mostu zastaven dive
ma muzi, 2 nichz jeden nan
mifil revolverem mezi tim co
druhy mu uzmul z kapes
S9.40.
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Escuela rural

VERACRUZ, Mario S.-Ef Ayunta-
miento abrira nuevamente IA escue-
Ia rural de la congregation de Poci-
tcs Y Rivera, que ha permanecido &C.
rrada por ialta de un local acondicio-
nado.
La aperture del ESTABLISHMENTS
ctedece a IN communicate del profe-
sor del plantel, quien manifesto que
era puniblc Ell hecho de que los nj
nos anduvicran de vagabundos Y que,
ademas. Ell estaba cobrando ell sueldo
sin prestar servicios.
Ell Ayuntamiento del puerto Sc
r-opone terminar Ia carretera que
desde hace tres amos Sc principle a
construir d fin de Que sc uniera Ell
panteon general Y Ia alameda. Esas
ohras estan abandonadas completa-
mente por falta de fondos, Y ahora,
segun Sc indica, Sc acabaran, quedan-
do ~conjurado ell peligro de que desa-
parezca 10 cue Sc lleva avanzado, q
causa de- Ia temporada de aguas que
Sc ayeclna.
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ANOCHE DEBE HABER TENIDO
LUGAR UN CONCERTO
EN- Ell PASO.

TeLfGrard Especial pare Ia PRENs1.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mario 1O.-Roy
Ell la tarde Sc t~ermiarcn los prena.
rativos para Ell concerto Y reunion
que debe tener verificativo esta no..
che Y que han sido organizados por
la Army Recruiting Station de esta
ciudad.
Con este motive Sc instalaron To-
COS adIcionales a 10 largo de ia Gale
de Fl Paso, en- la parte de ella COM
Erendida ertre as plazas Carnegie y
Cleveland, y. segun Sc ha anunciado.
tres bandas militares c~ooperaran ca
II fiesta.
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MEJCRAS IN PARAJE NJEVO

CORDOBA, Veracruz, Mario s.
Fl Lie. Francisco Salcedo, jefe del
Departamcnto de la Secretaria de Fo-
mento en- esta ciudda, sali6 para ell
pueblo de Paraje Nuevo con Ell OBJ
jeto de arreglar 10 relative. a unas
obras que ala van a construirse y que
Sc tenian ~proyectadas desde. hacia
algGn TEMPO.
Sc tr;ta de la construction de un
eXcelente mercado moderno y de las
obras para %introducir aqua potable
al pueblo, Ia que hasta hoy Sc ha We
nido proporcionando por medic de Tn
slstema enteramente r~udimentario.
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DEFUNCIONES

Maria c. Diaz, a la edad de Al
amos.
Juana Morales, a Ia edad de II
amos.
Antonio Martinez, a Ia edad de 50
amos.
Tn nino de Fermin Martinez y de
:.luz Fabella.
Casimira c. de Morales, a Ia edad
65 amos.
Luciano Gallo, a la edad de as
amos.
Alexandra Calero, a Ia edad de IS
amos.
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CASESE

Mande S1.00 V le enViaremos nues-
tro Catalogo Matrimonial con NOM
bres, r~etratos Y description de hermo-
sasa senoritas Y varias viudas que
deseen casarSe. Todo S1.00. Enviie-
10 a
International Club, Dept. 8, Box
563, Los Angeles, Cal.
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Contra las grietas de la.
manoS

Cera amarillo, Is gramos; ~aceite,
20 gramos. Sc funde en- baho de
Maria Y Sc usa despues de bahar las
manos durante IN cuarto de bora
en- n mezcla de harina de almen-
dras amargas, harina de limo y agua
caliente-
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NACIMIENTOS

Una Mia de Jose Hernandez Y Ma
ria Alvarado.
Una nina de Antonio Elizondo Y
Francisco Lara.
Una nina de Antonio Mendoza y
I fedora Rios
In nino de N. Make y Felipa
Ubelln
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GratificarG con $500 o una subscription n
La Prcnsa. q Ia persona que me propo-cione
informes exactos accrca del actual paradero
de mi hijo Santiago Coronado, de IS amos
dc edad. originate dc San Miguel Mezquits
Moras. s.. l.. P. Mex. que Sc encontraba el
ano Tasado, trabajando en- I'm corte de lena
con Mr.. Charles Nanez, ) millas al norte de
Texarkana- Todo informc sobre este asunto.
dirijasc d Carcelo Coronado, co. Jose Acos-
"a. 40T W. B. St.-Texarkana, Ark-l5)
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SAN LUIS MERCANTILE co.
324ia ". Commerce St.
San Antonio, Texas.

la GA. FONOGRAFICA m1xica7a vende
-0- ccrrro ror6S-afos Columbia. Victor y
Edison: disros Gob.cs r1cxicaaos, tU5os Ed
so2. Instruments ba;oS ssz-os ncT!canCs.
y--Saz. medicinas. ~a-t!.ulos uexicaHoS. etc.
D.-.j-se a nuestra casa pidie-3o cataloEo :
.S-a dc p-ecios. Ga Mexisana, 7 D. Flo
res. Box 265, Fiorssv!llc. Texas.
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Sc GRATGFICARA . Ia persona cue pro
porcione ir$irmcs cxactos acerca del actual
paradero de Roscrdo Cabrera, quien hace
cuatro amos Sc encontraba en- Molin, IL, y
cuyas scias particulares. son: color blanco,
barba rasurada, e~statura, 5 pics. siendo orr
ginario de San Francisco del Rincon. Guiana
juato. Mex. Todo informe sobre este asun-
TO. dirijase a Crcscencio Perez, Box 255. R.
8 BIB. Edgemont, Sta. East St. Louis, Dl.
Q5)
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G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 a la persona que
me proporcioae iaformes exactos acerca del
paradero de Ia Sra. Paula Gonzalez. de SO
amos de edad, estarura baja = color ~trigueno
de Ia Srita. Cruz Lopez. de u amos de edad,
y Mariana Lopez. dc IS amos de edsd. TODD
iniorme sobre este asunto. dirijase 4 Fran
cisco Lopez Box 305. Somerton, Ariz.-20)
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MATRIMONIOS.

Jose Angel Sanchez Y Damiana
SalaZar.
Adolfo Wulff Y Antonio Gallego.
Nicolas Escobedo y Josefa GuZ-
man.
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PERDIDAS

PERDI martcs en- Ia noche yeSua alazana.
falsa de In patL izquiera. dc cola corta y
con e. hero CX.-Gratificare cor
$50 a quicn informe su parade-o. Pedro
Guerrero. Gale de San Fernando, cruz con
Ia de Comal-G3)
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Sc G~RATIFICARA a n persona cue proror-
clone inforrnes exactos acerca dc actual pa
radcro de Ramon Raya MARTINEZ. originario
de H. HocienGa de San Nicolas de los AGus-
tinos, Gusnajuato, Mex, Quien hace cuatro
amos que lego n los Estados Unidos. sin que
hasta ahora Sc haya tcnido noticia alguna de
el. Todo informe sobre este asunto diriiase a
Ramon Quintans. Mauricevilic, Te2as.-Q3)
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PESOUISAS.

DARE BUENA QUALIFICATION a la per-
soma que me proporcione informes exactos 4
cerca del actual ~paradero de mi hiia Cande-
laria Villegas, de 81 amos de edad. e~statura
alta. originaria del Estado de Guanajuato,
Mex. y de Antonio Vizquez quicn ia aconl-
pa!a. Todo informe. sobre este asunto, di-
rinse a Faustino Villegas. Sccci6n 1854
Minncqua. Pueblo. Colo.-G5)
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.EUESTRO sertido &C discos IS numeCoso.
Reg,b:-os pleas uusvas caca mes. tanto
10 Columbia como de Victor. Pida nueS-
--gs es...gongs : grecios. Cia- EOnoGTAtE-
ca, /. D.. El0-s. Box S65. E-o-csTiLe, Texas.
ACABAMOS ie -ecib!- II gran surtiio &c
r.2os Edison. CO - J . minutes DirijSSe
q Ga. FonoE-sflca. !. D. Flores. Box S65.
F,o-esvs..s. Texas.
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CoMPRAMos MUEBLES. l. pagaremos el
mejor precic por sus muebles. KAR0TklN'S
FURNITURE STORE. 3lS-32O W. Com
mercs ST. Crockett 449. Travis 3Si.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 q Ia persona
que me proporsione informes exactos acer-
ca del raradero de mi hijo Marxa-ito Mu-
Noz. que sc cncuentra en- ell Estado de Okla
homa, pero sin saberse el lugar precise. To-
do informe sobrc este particular dirijase
n Ia Sra. Belen Munoz. lie Pershing Ave.
Davenport, Iowa. CID
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

4 IA MEDIA. E. mcjor sartido De easlml-
- - ralnbcachs para rrimayers y VeFano.
p;da7 rnuestras y r-ccios, SOSA. Inc Ia
I,~ st Do!orosa St.-TclefoHo Travis SLV-'
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PETACA2 y VELICES de construction
fue-te y tra5s;c garan:izsdo. las conscgui-
"a listed en- Ia fAb-ica. No compre velices
de papcl: le resultan muy caros. 70 ten
20 gGuy bueHos velices forrados de Iona i'm
pcrmeablc p0r 81 mismo p~recio. Fabrica de
Battles : Petacas oe D Munoz Ledo. 6l3
Do.orcsa S..
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lie NASQUE hace desaparecer cast instan-
r~aneamcntc las arrugas dcjando IN cuts I'm
TO y te-so. Su precio es $l.00 y $3.50. La
crera Queen Celeste y desarro!lador del
busto. soc Y SIPS. La crema para massage
"Liliian's". soc y S1.25. e. Roio de Beau
~" 75c. Fl Polvo Depiatorio "Go-Gone."
soc. habiendo que pagan adcmis e. porte y
IA contribution dc guerra. Vcadedores al
mayoEeo = mcaudeo. Nine. Holland. 200 W.
Commerce s. CT. 81. San Antonio. Texas.
atieHdcn con prontitud las 6-denes por
co-Teo-
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Sc NECESITA Sonora dc mediana edad pa.
| RI trabaio general de casa, en- fauilia Qua
! habla esranol. Buena oportunidad para Sc
nora decente. Diriiansc a 5l4 E. Cincinnati
Tel. Or. So 32.-Ui)
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DARE BUE.NA GRATIFICACIoN a IA per-
soma que me p-oporcione informes exactos a
c"rca del actual paradero de mi hermano En-
riquc Torres. origiRario de Allende. Coahuila,
Mexico. cuyas schas particulares son: estatu-
"a alta. pc!o rubio. ojos grandes = negros. To-
DO informe sobrc este asunjo dirfjase 2 ANA
da Torres. Box 127 Lynch Mines, Ky III
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a la per-
soma que ME proporcione informes
exactos acerca del paradero de mi hi
10 Castillo Zuniga Garcia, de 10 amos
de edad, originario de Irapuato, Qua
najuato, Mexico. Las ultimas noticias
de el las recibi p~rocedentes de Indio,
Cal. Tcdo informe sobre este asunto,
dirijase a Francisco Zuniga. 5121
Mc.kissock Ave. st. Louis, Mo. (16)
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
me proporctorc infurmes eDactos accrca Gel
actual T~aradero de Ramon Silva y su esposa
MarEarita Sanchez; ambos oriEirarios dc La
CoS &c Moreno. JaliSco. Mex. La Sonora San
chez ticnc I'm lunar en- cl lado derecho ) una
~cicatriz arriba dc Ia celia derecha. TODD in
forme dirijasc 4 Francisco Sanchcz. Gallup.
n VI. I'D.
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GRATIFICARE con S2o.C0 a Ia persona que
me proporcione informes eSactos acc-ca del
~paraGero dc mi hcrmaEo Ramon VazqUcz, de
oficio zapatero. p~crfectamcnte conocido en-
;todas las zapatcriss dc Monterrey. n. L., Mex.
TODD ~;nforElc sobre este asunto dirijaSe a
Tomas Vazauez.-N. T. Bot 81 "A" Hamiin.
Texas.-O3[