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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-30

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
80 Acres

Five miles from Topeka, main automobile road, ex-
ira hne soi improvements house with nice shade
shed barn. Price, $1,000 Will exchange for city in
Topeka.
16O acres 10 miles from Topeka mile to good rail
road town. and high school, 12O acres in cultivation, bal
ance pasture, practically every foot can be cultivated i'm
provements house in good condition. new barn.
hold head and other outbuldings; will exchange for
Topeka income property.
$50 acres in Atchison county, with good improvements,
40 fine bottom land overflow, balance pasture.
$125 per acre. Will exchange for farm here.
200 acres in Jackson county, southeast of Holton, prac
ticaly house of rooms, full cemented basement,
strictly modern in every way; large barns silo every
thing that needed in way of improvements This one
of the finest farms in Jackson county Will exchange for
good income property.
We can match you on most any kind of an exchange,
whether large small.
c. II. Bowman & Co.
VII McGREW, Assistant Salesman
Columbian Bldg. Room 4. Phone 1920.
sALE-AU1OMoBHEs. FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs
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FOR sALE-MoToRCYCLEs
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Harley-D Davidson motorcyc
just 6verhauled, $1,000. 400 East 18th
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Journal, Friday, April 20, 1921
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Personal

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ular Birth Reading Booklet. it gives
characteristics, affinities. vocation, part
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Pittsburgh. Pa.
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UNDERTAKING.
LAWYERS.

PAGE & BURKHOLDER, lawyers. Offict
zig West 9Th st. Telephone 1S5.
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Insurance.
FALK1NER & WENTWORTH, general In
surance. 409- Ii New England Bldg Phone
Sill
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NASH SPORT MODEL

Absolutely Al, neaAy. new, 1920, thoroly
equipped. bumpers. SPOT light, four new
tires with good extra tire. This car
has been tried and found good Always
ready to go. For sale by owner. Phone
5557 + I'll w. 10th.
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lee Cream.
BAUGHMAN BROS. 2235 Lincoln St
Phone 3640.
TOPEKA PURE MILK CO.. 4Oo-o2-4 Jack.
son st. Phone 537.
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TYPEwRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS Of all makes. new and re-
built. Agency for the New Royal Type
writer end Victor Adding Machines. Sup
pies-Re2airs. Phone 300 Western Type
writer Co. Goa Kansas ave. Topeka. kan.
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Sales or rent
Repairs by factory trained mechanics.
We lead; others follow. CRANE & COM
PANf. so years In business.
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SERVICES OFFERED
A New Rug
RUGS WASHED

and cleaned without removing tn
sizing. Phone 5034J.
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Eye Specialist.
DIR. D. Il. PAINE. 71s Kansas AVE. Phone
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SERVICES OFFERED.
Topeka
UPHOLSTERING co.

Repairing, upholstering and refinishing
of all kinds Of furniture. Re-upholstering
automobiles and making automobile tops.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business Colleges.
DOUGHERTY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
George e. Dougherty, Pres. lis West sth.
Phone 5f6
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Attention, Automobile Men

You can secure an agency for prokita-
BILE bus. by the investment of a small
amount Of capital in mdse. Large profits
assured. Electric Automotive Co, 1oS 5. La
Sale st. Chicago. III.
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: Loans, Mortgages, Financial Agents.
PIONEER MORTGAGE co, 4th floor Null
vane Bldg. Phone PA.
Real Estate Dealers. Loans, Insurance.
c. L. BOLIVAR. real estate collections. 90
Columbian Bldg. Phone 725 Ring e.
h sand Dealers.
TOPEKA SAND CO.. foot of Topeka ave
Phone 342S.
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BENT A FORD
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
RENT A FORD CO.
Cor 18th and Jackson. Phone 79l
TOR SALE-A Buick light g. good me
chanical condition, good tires with ?
extra. First reasonable offer gets car.
Phone 1904 ] for demonstration.
FOR SALE-Ford touring car. See 1t Sun
day at 81 Quincy streef.A
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
IMMIGRANTS KEEL ON JUMP
10 EvADE LAW

New York. - When we we're kids we
used to play a game called Ten Steps
In which whoever was ut" stood with
colsed eyes and counted rapidly to
ten, the others rushing from a sarting
point In an effort TO, be first to the
counter. Anyone caugh moving after
ten" had been counted had to go barck
ana start over.
II Is much the same game which
would-be immigrants to the United
States play these days. The rules are
the new "1-5 Of 3 per cent" law, which
sounds like beer, but which is really
an attempt to check immigration. Olga
and Carlo and Boris start from the
other side and ruch for the land OF the
free, trying to reach Ellis Island be-
fore the quota man says "ten." II ne
catcher them on the move they have to
60 back and try all over again the
first Of next month.
The new law, which has been effec-
tive for about two months, has GER
tainly jazzed up the business OF immi-
grafton. It provided that the number
of immigrants from any one country
be limited to 3 per cent. Of that ma
tons 1919 population. And It has a
joker which says that only 1-5 of that
8 per cent. shall come in any one
month.
Now, with q country like Germany,
which had about a million population
in 1910 and has sent less than 800 hree
since the law became effective last
June, the new restrictions don't matter
very much. Blu twhen 1t comes to
Greece, Poland, Turkey and some OF
the smaller nations, they are eating up
their quotas in record time and boiler
ing for more. The United States is
still to them the land of freedom, and
the report that their coming here is
about to be curtailed has raised an
awful Juror among intending immi-
grants.
If the la wmerely stipulated that
when nation had sent us 8 per cent.
of its 1910 population no more would
be admitted there woul dbe no diff
Guilty; the overflow could simply be
shipped back home, with Uncle Sans
regrets. But this is of 3 per cent.
each month business has them all
guessing-or did at first.
1t didn't take the willy foreigner long
to catch onto the joker and turn the
trick against us. Eight little nations
used up their quotas during July,
which was the first month. When it
came around towar dthe last of the
month, did the liners bringing immi-
grants to this country put in, learn
they were too late because the months
quota was full, and put back? They
did not
Much to the digust, even the fury OF
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

The shortest people in the world are
the Laplander;s the tallest are the
Patagonians.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
A POOR POLICY.

II the height of bad Judgment to rush to the city In search u
work with the first cry heard times Yet there Tendency "
tho mart Of rra residents dwes in small towns to 90 hS very
thing as soon as employment begins to show signs OF us'eg up 40
soon as the man has go and hunt job instead OF the oo
ing the man. hor
If YOU reside the farm in small town Try ana re
that Won stand far better show of securing STEADY
among friends among strangers And learn too IL you "
already know that always many in the city "ou
even when prosperity general The cities have their own 10
for regardless of conditions and you should nd
obes in city you quickly discover that its residents Will not
show the sympathy you of in the smaller town. pre
mueh case of every standing its own bottom IN the
and i'll luck should overake you helping hands not gong
hold ont as readily as they will where actual suffering almost
not wholly, stranger 3"
Where is possible raise few vegetables co"
and chickens and the lowest figure known the chill
winter isn't going sting like does in the city where the
CT life are only after they have passed through many
ord zach hand is accustomed collecting its tribute
With labor conditions serious in this country as they are to
dav think twice yes before leave the farm to see
employment in the city.
Try and remember that long are on the farm yo
NAV he sure of one very important tnghe dinner bell Away
going to ring at noon.-Dayton News.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

some hundreds Of American citizens
who happened to be passengers, eight
big transatlantic liners due late in
July calmly delayed their arrival in
New York until the first Of the month.
One, the MCCALL Hellas, a Greek liner,
with 100 Americans aboard, arrived off
Fire Island July 20 and, despite the
rage and hair tearing Of the United
States citizens, dropped anchor and
stayed there, Just outside the three
mile limit, until August dawned.
Several other liners, one big one
from Italy among them, followed suit
On the stroke of midnight, when July
became August, there was grand
rush across the line. With footing
of whistles the immigrant-bearing cav
alcade swept down upon Ellis Island
Their passengers would have been in
excess of the first months quota, but
this was August now, and that was an
other matter.
lit is reasonable to suppose, immi-
grafton officials say, that this perform
ance will be repeated around Septem-
Der 1 and again the first of each month
unit lat midnight, November 30, the
last grand rush begins.
To cone with the situation 1t hal
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
THE LURE OF EASY MONEY.

p ~ i,, remember Ponzi still in prison Tor the crime u
thousands ont Of their cash, and who found hat 'n' ~
- s with both men and who follow reckleSSy 'n
- .sv money He offered those who invested WIFI Hill '
Soma Of the wiser victims who fell into his trap oouD
- b+ tho scheme would work but for tme' anu hp
+ IN and ont with their tainted gains before the crash ca
bod M more brains believe that sonethhs Can "
b;o The philosopher stone seemed to them qu'e do
= aid 70 some Of it's devout seekers in the Middle Ages
No matter how many 'ge rich quick schemes may eAoO'
,; win bebnd them other thorngs OF eeble-mlndeo ioh M
- now advenurer who promises big profits ana qur'h
a M Questions asked speculative fever burns Oh ~
h oar every fresh example of knavery Is tho"h op0 "
the public view , ,ool;no for the same
Tho sons and daughters of Eve always looking lor '
. ont 70 fortune which their first mother tired WIN SUCH "
trous results. t ,ad IN nrison
Two more emuaors of Ponzi have recently lanoeo Ill p
M a Narrow started poor bank promised Digger "
old reable financial institution had ever attempted W pa!
;vd nanv millions on deposit and suddenly went 10 'ne wan
short more than $5OOo.ooO e.u,o. cons.ot
Chicago bow but seventeen years old named olepheh 0ap
order brokerage house and induced farmers al o
I Mda U o send him stocks and bonds to sell at top prices Vi
40 boss of very small commission When the amptous ao I'D"
hd b;s customers to the Of half million COLLARS e govern
ment stepped in and stopped the game .;+
Ga GOES on and on Men snap at the same old Worea w
and seem ncapable of learning that fire burns ana p'c
Eo money mills them as magnet gathers up steea lhhes
After all the pursuit of money Is followed even "hei ~
ssf bv he breakdown of moral character ana slips AVA! "
d m asv as it came The money in the world tha w
&c earned by honest in the effort to produce "
crease thereby the store of the worlds real wealth.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
GUARANTY OF OPPORTUNITY ONLY.

Ju az the Pilgrims had practical mind for material things
amid effective pursuits higher ideals must with our
inheritance God intended achievement without great eff
Fort there is no reward without great labor freedom the field of
endeavor the and abode of deness Just as these fathers
re together toward ample community authority make the
;on and still the freedom of those who compose must
we guard against supreme Capitalization of at home and
the perstate world More must combat the menace in
the growing assumption that the state must support the people for
Just merely the guaranty to the people OF the ght
and opportunity that people support themselves The one out
standing danger today the tendency to turn to Washington for
the things which tasks the duties of the the as Common
weahs which constitute the nation President Harding at Ply
mouth.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

been feeling badly for three years and
had two Of the best doctors in the city,
but ! kept getting worse and only
weighed 125 pounds. Isaw your adver-
tisement and took eight boxes Of Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tab
let's, four bottles Lydia e. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine and your Liver Pills and
noticed an Improvement right away.
Now weigh 1888 pounds and feel fine.
Everybody tells me how well look and
asks me what took and l always say,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, the best medicine in the world
for any sickness to which girls and
women are subject will always have
a good word for your medicine and you
may use my name whenever you wish. "
Mrs. JOSEPH WrLLIMAN, 722 South
9th Street ua,niton. Ohio.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
BERLIN AGREES TO PAY HALF
I OF DEBT IN GOODS

Berlin. Minister Of Reconstruction
Ratheenau has given a long detailed
report on the German-French repara-
ton negotiations to the reparation
committee of the economic council, in
which he expresses satisfaction over
the practical results already achieved.
On the supposition that Germany
will never be able to pay the repara-
ton in cash, Minister Rathenau has
been organizing Germany's productive
organizing shrdl cmfw shr shr m hsh
power into numerous organizations
representing the different branches of
industry which will execute the orders
France Gives, orders which when fill
ed, take the place of cash. Rthenau
believes this is the only way Germany
can fulfill the ultimatum.
The orders consist chiefly fma-
chinery, tools, general industrial sup
plies, will, building materials, doors,
window frames, etc.
The idea Is to withdraw the German
workingmen from the devastated re-
gions Of France. All reparation and
restitution orders will be executed in
Germany.
The production thus planned, Minis
ter Rathenau believer, will prevent an
increase Of the number Of unemployed
in all countries. For If Germany were
compelled to payy al in cas- hshe would
have to rflood the markets Of the
werldto increase her exports, which
would be the only means by which she
could pay cash.
The latest figures of Germany's I'M
employed show remarkable decrease
in the number Of persons out of work.
The figures for May were 100000,
while the total Of the unemployed on
July was only 100000. Since May 1,
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Vi i
been decided by local officials that all
surplus immigrants shall be admitted
upon personal bonds, 4 fthsy can lind
them, until October l. II ia hoped that
a federal law, somewhat less exciting
will DO enacted before that time. 1t Is
believed that the trainers 0 fthe pres
emit measure, which Is temporary failed
to forsee the jazzy effects Of their leg
islation.
SO the immigrants who walt outside
the line until the new month begins
are really wasting their time, because
they could get in anyway. But they
don't now it--so the game Is Just as
exciting as though It were raj.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13

on my feet and Twas
never without Q
headache. II !
walked up town I
thought l would drop
and many a time I
felt 30 bad / had to
go to bed and l was
not able to do much
|of my homework.
II would have hemor-
|rhages every t " o
weeks and dragging
|doun naina 1had
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-13
Mrs. WHITMAN
TEST|F|ES
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's vegs-
table Compound to Be the Best
Medicine for Girls and Women (

Hamilton, Ohio. IL had such awful
pains in my back ] could hardly stand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12
A Dark Decd

,'v~sc-I told him he mustn't see NC
an 'urrc.
E,v.N. VIA: dii Nc 10. then"
"Swltrhsd oCr the light: .'--L.fc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-12

HrY WAr SAVINGS STAMPS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
Correspondence de New York
ODIOS BALKANICOS

"Dadme una buena politica y os
dare una buena Hacienda, dijo el
cxperto financiero baron Louis, mi
nistro de Luis Diez Y Ocho, sus
companeros de gobierno.
Y, ahora, hay que decir a los Es-
tados de la Europa Central, que tan
to lloriquean y que piden dinero o
credito al capitalismo americana, pa
ra lograr su restablecimiento econo-
mico, Tened una politica inteligente
Y honrada y tendreis credito y d.
nero".
Porque 81 en- aquella parte del Con-
tinente va retrasada la reconstruction
de la riqueza, no Sc debe tanto las
ruinas causadas por la guerra-pues-
to que algunos paises no fueron in
vadidos-cuanto que, venida la paz,
en- lugar de concertarse todas aquellas
lnaciones para procurar, ante todo, vi
vir, no piensan mas que en- perjudi-
carse unas otras, no Sc deciden a
olvidar, siquiera sea temporalmente
sus odios seculares; y, ademas, por-
que estan aplicando metodos que res
tringen la production y circulation
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
Il. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
adaptation del precpto contendo 1891 de los Esta
ReyisadOs, que dspone:

adaptation del pecepto conten1o la 1891 de los Esa
tos ReysadOs, que dispone
Constitution odas las eyes de A Esao Undos que
oamente inapcabes tenran e mmo ecto valdez los
territories Organzad0s todos los
organzasen caquer pare de los Eados Unidos
10 de cOncuyene dos
COngreso de la apcac6n de la Constitution Puerto RI
manifesto de dberada nentO determination
ell eeo de pleno pOder dscecona Dor United Sa
prd de que la Constitution de Ley Oganca
derenc del de eroro oganado nro de los Estado
Cndo ontnentales hcera exten Puerto Rico V6ase Ia
guiene c de la opinion de la Core de De Lima Bid
aceH, 1S2 Z. S.v,vTFs
e desprende de 10 anterior vrtud de la ratification dc
tratado de Paris la a puerto Rco convro tero
de los Esados Undosan cuando erroro oganizado
el sentdo tecnco de la palabra."
hay nconssencia aguna entire manifesto deseo del
COngreso de exende la Constitution Puerto Rico
TO contendo aquea de la Ley Ognca dtmamenc ca
da sec 81 cual constituye odos los Cudadanos
Puerto Rico tales han sdo defndos por u de la Ley
Organca etada cudadanos los Estados Uni
dos por los ciudadanos de Puerto Ror decara
tales Ley Foraker de 1900 cudaanos de los
UndOs ud de la Ley Jones de 1916 los naturaes de Ia u.s.
comprenddos eyes cOnsidado naconales
los Estados Undos conceiGndoles du
de aqueos derechos prvgos nmundades de la Constituc
que auencia de extension expicia de Constitution
Puerto Rico heha Congreso engan Es opo Tgo ap
c6n Puerto Rico De que obsante las moras
condci6n de los natra de la Isa conceda por Ley
de Puerto Rico dc 1917 conocda nombre de
Constitution de los Esados rndos toadad
Ogdnca fue nj ha sido heha extensive Puerto n
Como ha expresado III enmienda
cudadanos tiene aplicacdn alguna IN Pona no IN Loci
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
PRONTUARlO.

de enemgOS duTante la e eneg0 de pare del e
oo la nca exception de hos de indduo de tribus in
as dehen feldad dreca dsinas rbu La enmenda
Grmnos expresses nnci6n pamaria compende los hos
nacos eroro de los Estados undOs de odas las de-
mas personals domicada los nsmos de cualue color
Dmos recora dcreho expatriarse natural nheen
todo individually del CongresO Americana de - de julio
1868 la exparaci6n nca abandono vountario de
la nacionaad deidad E ninguna ley del Congreso
estabee los rmies que deben segurse
cuadano pea la ciuadna No podemos amar 81 ha habido
agn de exparac6n de 10 hubiese
poda esabecers reg general emanada par
verdad ndivduo converte
cuadano americana nacmieno Naturalization
onnuar siendo cudadanO los Esado
Undos queda hasta demuestre
aro por uponer.
americana cuand0 ndvi
esnaconaa expara convierte extrane
Cnidos po recobrar ciudadanfa perda
virtud msmas eys guales fomadades idu
pueden convert
cudadanos Tn hO de xtraneros nacido los
ndos cuadano hasa que padres du
ead del h desputes de haber egadO Ia
mayora ead por agn vountao externo qede
ado expae Dudoso armar ST. al egar ell hiio
padres 10 han expatrado pue cudadania americana
nacmnto aunque nclnamos la posi-
bdad La Espaoa osenida C6digo Civil
Americana respccto muer casada la teoria apca
esabeca 1904 de los Estatuos Revisados de
Eaios Unido que la mur casada cudadano
Nor considerable ciudadana Esta fra
considerable udadana que apare dcbo acuo
que la Ley de 1866 "era considerable tenda
aunque pudea da ugar duda ha resueo que Ia
palaba consderada equivalence sestmada "juzgada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

de las mercancias. Hay por ALA 60
bernantes con una mentalidad Y una
ciencia economical que pertenecen a
la Edad Media.
Los transportes ferroviarios son
malisimos. La Austria, Bulgaria Y
Hungria, por haber sido vencidas, Sc
las despojo de locomotoras Y de ca
rros en- benefcio de Polonia y Cheko-
Slavia, y especialmente, de Jugo-
Slavia y de Rumania. La mayor par
te de ese material necesita repara-
clones; para Rumania Y Jugo-Slavia,
que carecen de talleres en- que hacer
esa obra, los mas cercanos son los
de Austria y Hungria; pero aquellas
dos naciones no quieren enviar ese
material a los talleres austriacos V
hungaros, porque temen que no les
sea devuelto Y porque les disgusta
tener negocios con los enemigos.-
iY este a los dos amos de termina-
da la guerra!
De las 1900 locomotoras que hay
en- Jugo-Slavia, unas 500 estan fuera
de servicio; y de los &c mil carros,
'unos IA mil. Y carros Y locomotoras
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

Sc pudren en- las estaciones. ESQ no
Sc arregla con el oro americana, 81
no con sentido comun Y con sa-
lirse de la Edad Media para entrar
en- el ano 1920.
Aunque excepto en- Polonia, algo
V en- Rumania, algo menos, la guerra
no ha destruido establecimientos in
dustriales nj estropeado las minas, la
production aumenta con muchisima
lentitud en- toda aquella region; 10
cual es debido, no tanto, las huel-
gas, menos graves ALA que en- todas
parties de Europa, cuanto a la acci6n
de la burocracia. Los fabricantes ne
cesitan carbon Y primeras materias:
para obtener estos elementos, tiene
que pedir periniso al gobierno, quc
10 mega, tarda en- concederlo. Des-
pues de concedido, hay que transpor-
| tar las primeras materias y 'el COM
bustible a la fabrica; otro retraso.
por la escasez de carros. 81 el ar
ticulo elaborado Sc puede vender ell
el mercado interior, menos NAL; pero
81 es para la exportaci6n, hay que
buscar compradores, con los cuales el
fabricante puede entenderse, empire
sa dificil, a causa de las fluctuacio-
mes de los cambios; y, por supuesto,
para exportar tambien Sc requiere
permiso.
Todos estos permisos son vendidos; /;
7ContinGa en- Ia pag.na ochof
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

81 Ia fibIica De armas de fuego COLT
no hubiera producidO 81 rehOmbrada
ametrsllad0ra que dispara miles de
balas par minute. no necesitaria Otra
cOsa para alcanzar Ia fama. que
Ia M&quina de Sumar FEDERAL vi.
SIBLE, Ia cual resuelve cientos de
prsblemas en- IN dia. De ambas cOsas
la Fabrica COLT viye enorgullecida.