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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
SHRIMP'S EARS In HIS LEGS
Here's How One May Tell Difference
Between Him and His
Cousin, the Prawn.

Are shrimps insects? The question
is often asked by those who see these
active little creatures alive for the
first time.
Insects have six legs, but the shrimp
has no fewer than "a. He is a crus-
tacean-irst cousin of the crab, the
lobster and the crayfish.
Many of the "shrimps'' that one
sees in shops are prawns. You can
tell one from the other by looking at
the head, says the Detroit News. The
prawn has a long sharp-pointed horn
edged with teeth like those of a saw.
Prawns turn pink when they are
boiled, but shrimps become brown in
color.
The eyes of a shrimp are easy to
see since they stand out on stalks,
but you might search for some time
if you wish TO discover his ears for
he keeps them in a very odd place.
His ears are in his knees. At the
first joint of his first pair of legs,
which by the way, are not used for
walking, is a little bag which contains
a minute drop of water, and this wa
terrified bag acts as an eardrum.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
Gold Found in Wales.

A discovery of gold has been made
o a farm al Cessailown Bach,
Bontddu, near yarmouth, Marioneth-
shire, where mining operations had
been carried out for several weeks.
The site of this new discovery is mid
way between the famous Clogau gold
mines and Gwynfyndd gold mines,
which supplied Princess Mary's we'd
ding ring. For half a century land in
the neighborhood of Bontddu has
raised hopes of rich finds which have
largely disappointed. So certain at one
time did it appear that gold in paying
quantities was to be found in North
Wales hat long and costly litigation
ensued as to the ownership of land
TO which previously nobody had
troubled to establish a claim.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
LIQUID Air to Crack Hard Nuts

The chicha nuts from South Amer
lea have some excellent qualities, but
it has never been found possible to
crack the shells without damaging the
meat at the same time. United States
government authorities applied liquid
air to the problem. They did not
freeze solid a piece of rubber and use
it as a hammer, as is done in the
classic experiment in physics, but they
simply immersed the nuts in liquid air
for 30 seconds and cracked them easily
without damage to the kernels. Now
the physicists are trying to find out
whether this method can be applied
commercially on a large scale. Chicha
nuts were used during the war to
make charcoal for gas masks and thc
oil from the kernels is a vo111aUie food
similar to cOpra
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
DEAD LETTER" MAIL HEAVY
Few Realize How Much Correspond
ence Can Never Be Carried to
Its Proper Destination.

You may take pride in your little
20 by 100-foot lot. 1t may have looked
pretty big to you when you laid out
your hard cash for it.
Just imagine that lot is covered
with letters, not the unfOlded letters
but just as they are dropped in the
mail box. That would look like a lot
of mail, wouldn't it?
Now, double the size of the lot,
cover it up with letters, placed so
closely together that not as much as
n spear Of grass could show be-
tween. Keep the process up, in your
mind, Of course, until you have COW
cred 1879 such lots, or the whole of
q fair-sized town with letters. There
would then be some 3,05S,333 square
feet entirely covered by mail.
Imagine hat on every single piece
of this mail there is a mistake of
some sort in the address.
BY this time you will begin to get
some idea of the volume of business
done by Uncle Sans dead letter of
fee. The amounts given are not for
the history of the service, however.
They are for only one year, the last
fiscal year. During the II months
there were 100000 letters returned
to the dead-letter office through care
1esSness in addresses.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
spectacIes for Horses.

1t appears that among the many
unique inventions of a more or less
practical nature there are spectacles
fer horses. The purpose is said to be
not to improve the sight, but, by caus-
ing the ground in front to appear
nearer than it really is, to induce the
horse to take high steps. After a
training with such s~pectacles, it is
averred, the horse acquires and retains
the habit of high stepping ThAsn
s%pecUacles, 1t Is SAID, are largely useu
in England by lovers of horses of the
thoroughbred type.-Washington Star.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
Monorel Dou's Devotion.

The devotion of dogs was illustrat-
ed at a London hospital the other day,
A little mongrel, coming from out a
side street, placed its paws on the
hospital ratings, and by whining and
barking, attracted a large crowd. All
efforts to make it go away were With
out success After several minutes a
young nurse appeared and gazed at
the distressed creature. Then a smile
spread over her features, and, gently
picking up the dog, she TOOK it into
the hospital. 1t then turned out that
the dogs master had been admitted
into the hospital and his devoted pet
had followed him.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
NO TIME LIMIT FOR VATICAN
Its Statesmen Seemingly Take Little
Thought for the Inevitable Pass
ing of the Years.

Time is not measured by the Vail
a according to our accepted forms
While we think in days usually, in
months not always, in years very sci.
dom, and in generations nearly never,
the Vatican thinks in centuries or
dinarily, in generations fairly often,
in years only under the pressure of
unusual circumstances, in shorter
periods "
1t is this difference in the measure
ment of time which makes the Vati-
can such a difficult subject for the
secular political investigator. There
is no time limit, in the usually ac-
cepted sense, for the Vatican's polit-
ical thought. AT least it is not linn
tied by a lifetime.
The cardinal who at the time of
writing is at the head of the Vatican's
foreign Office-segreteria di stato-is
a very old man, who for 80 years has
been connected with political affairs.
But he continues to look ahead into
the centuries.
He, I believe, is the only statesman
in Europe who can and who does cool
1y discuss the possibility of Russian
BOlshevism, under some form or an
other, enduring for 80 years yet.
What are 80 years for the Vatican?
Imagine any other European states
man, anxious for the success of his
butterfly career, talking in this cool
way about MISUNDERSTANDING Poliak-
off in the London Daily Telegraph.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
Water Power in New york.

New York state leads the country in
the amount Of its developed water
power with 100000 horsepower. Cali
fornia comes next with ILL, 100 horse
power. These figures place New York
state almost or an equality with the
most progressive countries in water
power development in Europe, where
France leads with 100000 h%orsepow-
er, Norway has 1850, 600 horsepower
and Sweden 10000 0 horsepower.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

WANTED-To buy used Ford car.
Lloyd Montgomery. TIFF
WANTED-Roomers. Inquire at
Northern Produce Cream Station.
5-tf.
WANTED-Man for general farm
work for two months. Conrad
Hagemeyer, Volt. 6-2tp
FOR SALE-Samson Truck box, cab,
and starter, oversize cord tires, a
snap. j. H. Coffey. 4-tf
WANTED-Cooking, house cleaning
or work of any kind, IL years ex-
eperience. Inquire at this office.1tp
FOR SALE-Or trade, pure bred
Hereford bull, fine young proven
animal. C. F. Brown, Waska. 7-2tp
WOOD-Dry wood for sale, stove or
cord lengths. Phone any dray
office or S. T. Cogswell, Oldtown,
phone 5-F-12. 49-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

John Eklund has always been more or less
of an advertising enthusiast. That is, when he
had anything on the farm to sell he usually ran
an ad in the newspaper to tell the people he
had it for sale. But since he had his sale last
Thursday he has come firmly to believe that adj
vertising space is still the cheapest thing on the
market. John spent something like a hundred
dollars advertising his sale, inserting a whole
page in the Enterprise two weeks and smaller
ads in other papers, and it is said that he had
the biggest crowd that ever gathered at an auc-
ton sale in the county, most of them being good
bidders and Mr.. Eklund informs us that his sale
went about $4,000 more than he had anticipated.
If there was a man, woman or child within SO
miles Of the Eklund home that did not konw of
the Eklund sale it was because they could not
read.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

Polyandry, or plural husbands, is
one of the peculiar institutions of
Tibet. One woman may have as many
as half a dozen husbands at the same
time.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

We say the hundred dollars Mr.. Eklund
spent advertising was an investment of the high
est grade, being accooUnntable for a goodly pq7r-
if not all. There is a good lesson to be derived
from Johns experiment, and could be used
proftably by many.-Enterprise, Wilmot, S. D..
It will not be necessary for you to invest
more than a small part Of what John Eklund
did to advertise your sale we'll. Put it in The
Wolf Point Herald and get a set Of Herald Sale
Posters. When there is something to sell, no
matter what, from hen to stock farm, no better
way has yet been discovered for selling it than
telling the fact to the whole wide community.
And that is what The Herald can do for you.
We give you service on anything from a
two bit "Want" or For Sale" ad to a double
page spread, We have the printing facilities
and the circulation that bring satisfaction.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE-A 9x12 rug in nice con-
dition. Quick Meal gas range, s.
burner. Sideboard. See F. J.
Neutgens at Neut & Kap's. 7-2t
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop 1924
with tools at Lustre Mont, 25
miles north of Oswego. Good bust
ness but as my health is poor I must
sell. Write to H. H. Boese, LUIS
ire, Montana. 6-2tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05
Self Starter for Planes.

English inventors have developed a
-el1 starter for airplanes that is oper-
ted by in aviator pulling a lever
RON his seat.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders for genuine guaranteed hos
iery for men, women and children.
Eliminate darning. Salary $75 =
week full time, $3.50 an hour spare
time. Beautiful Spring line.
International Stocking Mills,
1-1Ot Norristown, Pa
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

LOST-Strayed or stolen from Stone
Hill ranch, 10 miles north, two
turkey hens and a gobbler. Re-
ward for recovery or information
leading to recovery. George Ha-
gen. Tit
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

goods of all kinds, Ford car, wagon,
mich COW, barn 14x18. A team
buggy and harness. Poles and
posts. Near the oil station. 7-3tp
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE-A few pure bred S. c..
R. I. Red and also a few S. C. White
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

Leghorn and White Wyandotte
roosters. Reds and Wyandottes
$3.50 each and Leghorns $500.
Mrs. Cora Spencer, Volt. 5-tf.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

FOR SALE-See Peck's second hand
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-05

WANTED-To buy used Ford ear.
Lloyd Montgomery. TIFF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
Ell proyecto del presu-
puestO empez6 a disCu-
tirse aver en- Ia Camara

Hace algunos dias, Ell Comite de Ha-
cienda de la Camara, informo el Pro
yecto de Presupuesto y en- la session
de aver, Sc procedio discutirlo, sec
ci6n por secci6n, en- Comisi6n Total.
Fueron aprobadas, sin discussion la
mayor parte de las secciones del Pro-
yecto aunque Sc originaron algunos
debates. sobre todo en- cuanto al au-
mento de salaries propuesto para deter
minados funcionarios.
FL sr. Alfonso propuso una enmien-
da para Que sc le aumentasc ell sueldo
a todos los porteros de las Cortes dc
Justicia, Y fue aprobada.
Alguien propuso que los Jueces y
FiscaIes Ge Las Cortes dc Aguadilla y
Arecibo ganasen I'm sueldo igual las
otras Cortes Y fue derrotada.
Ell. sr. Coll Y cuchi Sc opuso a quo Sc
incluyera en- Ell Presupuesto partida
alguna para eel pago de los testigos dc
encargo. alegando que este era IN de
Der de ciudadano, testimoniar volun-
tariamente en- defensa de I'M inocente
Y que pagan estos testigos era una in
moralidad Rebatio los argumentos del
ST.. Coll. el Lcdo. Jose de Jesls Tizol
quicn aleg6 que muchas veces, los acu-
sados no podian defenderse debido n
cue por ser inselventes, no podian su-
fragar los gastos de viaje de sus tes-
tigos.
Sc aprobaron en- tercera Iectura nu-
merosos proyectos, entire ellos, Ell del
sr. Pilot. regulando el funoionamien-
to de las maQuinas cinematografcas;
eI proyecto autorizando la venta del
actual manicomio para edifcar otro, Y
Sc aprob6 tambi6n Ell proyecto de Tn
come Tax
Ell sr. Coll solicit6 que al ser en-
viada al senado Ia Ley de Arbitrios,
para su aprobaci6n, Sc acompanase de
una copia del informe rendido por ell
Comite de Hacienda de la Camara.
La Ley de Presupuesto, Sc espera
que quedara aprobada esta tarde y que
pasara inmediatamente al senado, pues
cs imprescindible que sea defnitiva-
mente aprobada mas tardar el trein-
ia de este mes. va que debera comen-
zar regir el dia primero del pr6xi-
mo mes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
Ell Cuadro MuIticoIor Es-
panol ARGOS -Montero en-
el Teatro Rialto

El grandioso cnadro mult1eolor eS-
pafiol que Ia sido contratado por Ia
enpresa Bruno Y Vazauez para apare
Ger en- ell Teatro Rialto de esta ciudad,
en- ei cual figura la eminente canzone-
tista Pillar ARGOS Y la o6lebre ballarl
ma Maria Montero, hara su primera pre-
sentaci6n el pr6ximo jueves 21.
Pillar Arcos. quien viene de Nueva
York. despu6s de .haber efectuado una
tournee por los mejores teatros de Anne
rica del Sur, M6iico, Cuba Y Espaiia,
ha escogido, en- honor a tan distingui
do pdblico, los mejores ntmeros de 81
extenso repertoire para la noche de su
debut. Cada canci6n signifcara un nue.
vo traje para Pillar Aroos cuyo YES
tuario ha sido objeto de gran admira
ci6n donde quiera que Sc ha presenta-
do, v Sc dice que cada nno de elles
cuesta miles de d6lares habiendo sido
hechos expresamente para la eminente
actriz.
Maria Montero, quien tambien to-
mara parte en- el cuadro multicolor ha
sido uno de los ''hits' mas grandes
de la temporada teatral este ultilno
invierno en- Nueva York. habiendo apa
recido en- los teatros Strand Rialto
dc dicha ciudad donde Sc hizo tan po-
pular '. sus bales fueron tan bien ACC
gidos que la Empresa hubo de exten-
der su contrata para complacer al entu
SHASTA pnblico neoyorQnino, que dia y
noche nenaba los teatros Strand Y Rial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
e. vIOL CREA
BUENA SANGR |:
Prueha positiva, convincente


Muchos de los t1anH45os remedies
para IA anemia tan Solo To son en- nom
bre. Sus fabricantes tiaBen uaiedo de
pudaicar los ingredientes aSpe gentlemen,
10 que aebEan hacer para probar 10 que
dicea respecto a s1ls medicinas
La 1inica manera de ganarse la con-
fianza del publico es dandole a conocer
que es 10 que se1e veaade. Reproducimos
aquf la formula del Vhol Cuandp un
doctor sabe 10 que coasaEelE una medicina
esta deja de ser meizcAn de ''patente.
r Peptonas de hfga0p de bacalao de
NJ carne, citrate da hhrro amoniacal,
glicerofosfatns tts cfrS d e soda, tin
tura de nuez r6an5ca, 5arabe de cerezo
siivestre, peTdoOatos de hierro de
manganese. cascara sagrada.
Cualquier 6nntoz puede decirle que
los ingredle1rtes dea Vinol arriba ano-
tadOs, enEinlecen 1a sangre, hacen
desaparecer Ia anemia Y cream fuerzas.
Cuaudo Ia sangre es pura y -roja, el
cuerpo es fuerte Y robusto.
Puede I'd. hacer la prueba a nuestras
expensas pues Sc le devolvera el dinero
sieel Vinol no mejora su salud
De venta por todos los farmaceuticos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20

Sc fsgala la oraci6n do la pie
dra ir1an a quien Ia pida por CO.
rFeo enviando 5 selIos roios pa
"a 81 franqueo Fl imam sirve pa
Ta tener fortuna en- amores, via
ies, iuegos, negocios y casannien-
tos. O. Rodriguez, San Andrss,
1o. Marianao, Cuba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
INIPORTANTE sOLICITUD DE I'M
JUNCTION., PREsENADA EN- LA
CORTE DE DIsTRITO

CORTE DE DIsTRITO
En- Ell Primer Distrito de la Corte de
DistIito del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, Sc ha radicado una importante
solicitud de injunction de don Her
rninio Perez, miembro Gle la mercantu
Focteza Hnos. y Co. sucrs." de Vega
Baja contra otro socio gestor de Ia
misma don Luis Forteza Bisquerra.
e. sr. Perez tiene presentada una
demanda sohcitando la rescisi6n par
cial del contrato social en- cuanto al So
clio don Luis Forteza Bisquerra por
ciertos hechos que imputa este, entire
aquellos uno de haber aphcado a gas
tos generates el pago de la suma de
&12,631 que debi6 ser cargado a gastos
privados del senor Forteza, por tratar-
So del pago de una deuda de este.
Ell sr Perez pretende ahora por me-
do de dicho injunction, que el 81.
Forteza no le oculte nj trasporte los
lbros de contabili5ad &c dicha mer
cantil seni6ndolos al alcance de todos
los socios para que 6stos puedan exa-
ninarlos. Y one mientras Sc resuelve Ell
pleito principal el sr. Forteza Sc abs
tenga do tomar participation en- los
negocios y direction de dicha mercan-
Iii.
Una orden para mostrar eausa fu6 ca
Ia por el Juez Foote senalando dicha
vista para el dia 10 de JUNO a las nue.
ve de su mahana, la que fue pospuesta
ror estipulaci6n de los abogados v. NJ
Eornandes y Cayetano Coll y cuchi,
que representan a las parties en- este
case.
a continuation pablicamos las prin-
cipales alegaciones de la referida soli-
citud do Injunction las cuales di-
cen como sigue:
Que ell demandante Herminio Perez
Ira solicitado una rescisi6n parcial del
conttato social en- cuanto al socio don
Luis Forteza Bisquerra, alegandose subs
tancialmente como motives para esta
RECESSION los siguentes:
(a)- Ia cargado a Ia sociedad en-
Ia cuenta de gastos generates y como
atenciones de ella la suma de doce mil
seiscientos treinta un dollars que di-
cho Forteza Bisquerra habia pagado
por coucepto de intereses devengados
por una deuda particular por montante
de catorce mil quinientos dollars ia
vor de Juan Forteza Bisquerra, cores
pondiendo dichos intereses al tempo
transcurrido desde el 25 de febrero del
1914 hasta ell 81 de diciembre del 1922;
o. Cargo en- igual forma Y en- la
misma cuenta la cantidad de quinien-
tos cuarenta dos dollars, cuarenta Y
tres centavos pagado por el al Pueblo
de Puerto Rico por concepto de contri-
buciones personales y privativas EN- 81
ano fiscal del 1918;
(c).- Cargo en- igual cuenta por
i2ual concepto a la. mercantil ell sueldo
se1alado por 6l Luis Forteza Jr. CO.
mo empleado de la Hacienda Fronton
de Morovis, propiedad esclusiva del de-
mandado Luis Forteza BisQuerra;
que el dia 10 de JUNO 1928 Ell de-
inandado Luis Forteza Bisquerra fue
enplazado de esta denlanda, Y como
Il esta encargado de la direction del
negocio, Sc ha incautado de los hbros
de oontabilidad transportandolos 81
tlos desconocidos por el demandante;
2simismo Sc ha incautado de los hbros
de cheques, fin de que el demandan-
to no tenga conocimiento de los balan-
ces que existen en- los bancos; ha dado
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g g. IliBOftalc6

ordenes a los empleados bajo pena de
ser despedidos, que no obedezcan las
i1strucciones del peticionario viene
obstaculizando a este de modo que no
pueda intervenir en- las negociaciones
de la mercantil de la que es uno de
los socios gestores Y como tai uno de
los directories de la misma.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
GRADUATION DE Los EsTuDIAN
TEs DEL C0LEGIo P0RToRRI-
QUENO

Hoy las cuatro Sc llevaran eeec-
to en- los saIones acl Casino de Pucr4
to Rico, los ejercieios de graduation de
las ninas del Geologic Portorrique-
no.
Entire las ninas que recibiran sus
diplomas fguran las siguientes:
GRADUADAs
Octave Grade
Andreu. Elena; Blasini, Carmen Ma
ria; catinchi, Angeles; Chevremont,
Aida, Coll. Josefina; Deliz, Maria Mer-
cedes; Domenech Elizabeth; Goyco,
Blanca; Ginorio, Margarita; Galguera.
Irene; Hutchison, Clarita; Jimenez
Dora; lie Hardy, Hilda; Perez. NATL
de; Ramirez, Maria; Rodriguez, Con-
chita; Rodriguez. Maria Luisa Rodri.
guez, Leonor; Ruiz, Clara Aurora;
swigget, Barbara; Torrena, Gloria Ma
ria Vale, Belen del; Ginorio, Blanca.
CURsO COMMERCIAL
Cabrera, Josefna; Castej6n, Blanca;
Fernandez. Luz Maria; Faura, orosia;
Font, Adeia; Garcia. Angeles; Labra-
dor, Luz Maria; Lopez, Rosa: Min. Ma
ria; Paoli, Blanca: Prado, Adelaide;
Riguaf, Angelina; Rinaldi, Rita; Rive
ra Ana Maria; Torres. Neomi; viquei-
ra Petra Vinolo, Ma. Cristina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
Ha producidO gran impression.
lcontinuaci6n de Ia 8a. paginal

continuation de la 3a. pagina)
portorriqueno, viva en- la region del
este en- Azucey, secci6n de Villa R1vas,
en- la casa de don Manuel Rivera y
que tenia su mujer ALI.
Ell HEcHO
Ahora, despu6s de larga investiga-
ci6n rractida Sc ha llegado a la con-
clusi6n de que la desaparici6n de este
portorriqueno, obedecio, como Sc pre-
sumia, I'm crimen. Sc ha comprobado
que don Mica fu6 muerto palos por
su mujer, un hermano de 6sta el
amante.
los CRIMINALEs
Les autores aei horroroso hecho res
poRdcn a los nombres de Goya Jaba-
leca, mujer de Nicanor Maldonado v
Juan Ma. Jalabalera, hermano de aque
Ia seg1n Sc laa podido dilucidar hasta
la feeha. A pesar de todo Sc sigue ia.
vestigando para lIegar al complete es-
c1arecimiento del suceso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-20
PONGA ESTA MARAVILLOSA
SORTlJA JUNTO A UN BRl-
LEANTE LEGITIMO Y 81 PUE-
DE NOTAR AEGUNA DlFEREN-
ClA, DEVUELVANO5LA.

Los brilautes "Rabon' positvaneute
igualan. los brilautes legitmos. III mismo
respandor. I.a misma llama respiaudecientei
los mismos deslurbrantes rayos de fuego Vi
vo de arco-iris, casi desa6and0 a. cue ha
sido un experto en- brilautes toda su vida
Someta al RADON" " las mismas prue5as
que usted someteria un brillante legft-
mo. Convepzase 81 misno de asoInbTo
sas cualidades
USE I'm BRILLANTE "RABOE' P0R
DIEz DIAS GRATIS listed NO ARRTES.
GA NADIA, Si usted sus amigos pueden
notar Glgfma dfcrencia devu6lvanosla le
garantizamos Ia deyouei6n de su dinero in
mediatamente. Los n6meros van mon
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ndneros 5, Z & 10 efecto de platino ma
cizo. TamQho de klate blanco azulado alb
solutamente perfecto. No. 10, tamaHo de p
kilates.
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amos.
solamente mande el tamano de la sorti-
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ia 10 cnbra alrededor del dedo. Su sortiia
le ser6 enviada vuelta de eorreo, Cuando
lie legue deposite con el cartero el montan-
te indicado arriba, 81 dentro del plazo de
diez dias resuelye no quedarse ella de
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