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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
HOGS TUMBLE
LOCAL EXCHANGE
Heavy Receipts Cause 10 to
lucent Recession,

IIeavy raceinL. cansed hog pric

Heavy receipts caused hog prices to
tumble AT the local livestock exchange
today The decline varied from a
nickel 10 15c though the market was
generally quoted a dime to 15c lower
Lights were the heaviest losers, drop
Ping from a top OF $500 on Friday
to $875. while heavies We're selling
from s. 40 10 $3.50, which was gen.
orally n nickel lower thaus on The pre-
vlous close Mixed grades We're off
about a dime. though 4 15c decrease
was noticeable I'm spots The bulk
moved from 1915 to SS.65. Pigs sold
down from So and sows from s. so.
Receipts were 5000, with 88S hold
cvers.
The cattle market was fairly active
and steady, considering tie light re-
ccipts and the usual weekend dull
ness Of the market Practically all
tho buyers were in the pens Steady
quotations were maintained in all
grades Receipts, 250
The calf market opened STEADY. but
developed strength. which carried the
price for choice vesTs soc higher 20
TOP Of $3.50 The bulk sold from
SO 500I3. Receipts. zoo.
The sheep and lamb market was
nominally steady on receipts or nifty
Choice lambs sold at $l4 and ewes
we're bringing S.
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Used Car Bargains

and trucks. payments or trades. Some as
low as 500 down ana one year to pay bal
ance- Financed on 5 per cent. AL cars
aud trucks IN good mechanical condition.
DIXIE SERVICE STATION,
2GnS Bluff Ave
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BUOYANT TREND
FEATURES LATE
BUSINESS REVIEW
InduStriaIS Turn Irregular in
Spite of Optimistic
Dispatches,
PAN : AMERICAN
GAINS
American Locomotive Leads
Rail Issues in Move to
New Highs,
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK. March Weed-end
trade reviews emphasized the growing
buoyancy of business conditions. De
spite the optimistic nature of these
reports, industrials today continued
under influence of irregularities
started in the previous session by an
attack on Mexican oils. American
Can. Studebaker and a number of
other speculative leaders were heavy
in the early trading, but the Pan
Americans scored a further gain from
Fridays decline and a better tone
was in evidepce in other sections Of
the OIL group.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Rooms 205-7-9 Indiana Trust Bldg
113 E. Wash. St. Corner Virginia Ave
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Closing Hour

From the standpoint OF volume Of
dealings. the days stock market ses-
sion was the least important OF any
two-hour day since the start Of the
aggressive phase Of the market But
one point was strikingly emphasized.
That was the complete absence Of H.
quotation at current levels. Profess
SIGNALS scored some sessions among
the speculative leaders in the early
dealings, but offerings dried UP on the
reaction. When they saw no stocks
coming out, traders began to cover
their short contracts, and the general
list showed considerably improved
tone In the remainder Of the session.
Twenty active industrial stocks Sat
urday averaged 104H2, up 50 per cent.
Twenty active rails averaged S911,
up a. per cent.
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500EXTRAPOLICE
GUARDST. PATRICK
PARADE MARCHERS
New York Irish Rebels
Mourn for Dead
Patriots,

b. Juitcd Press
NEW YORK. March l7.-Ftve hun
dred extra polio guarded the march
ers an he s.. Patrick's day parade to
day
While expone~ts of the Free State
were marching UP Fifth Ave. the
American Association for the Recogni
lion Of the Irish Republic spent the
day in mournins for the sixty-seven
patriots 5ho have been executed by
The English FIR State" according to
a letter sent 10 Mayor Hylan by
Michael A. Kelly, director of the or.
ganizarion
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~ ' ~
NOTICE

NOTICE
Until 10 d. m April 10. 1928. the Indiana
State board of school book commissioners
will receive from publishers, at the office
of the state superintendent OF public III
struction. sealed bids school textbooks,
to he used for five years, as follows High
school texts, algebra tbound and bid III
containing three senesters' work. go con-
tanning the first years work, and t3) con-
tanning the third semesteTs work geometry
(bound and bid as ~ a plane and solid
geometry, 81 az q plane geometry, 81 as
a solid geometry commercial arithmetic:
history: United States, general. ancient,
medieval and modern civil govern
ment: physical geography; commercial Seog-
raphy. history Of English literature; his
tory of American literature; English gram
mar and composition; English composition
and rhetoric. Latin, beginning Latin. Latin
grammer prose composition. Caesar, Cicero,
Virgil; German conversational method gram
mar and grammatical method grammar also
lowing subjects. botany. zoology. PHYSICS
chemistry, agriculture, agricultural botany
also a textbook in agriculture for the COM
mon schoos all Of said books TO be fur
nisbed to textbook dealers and school OIL
Gals IN accordance with the Law found on
PAGE so of the acts OF 1921
The publishers shall state specifically in
such bid the price at which each book viii
be furnished, also the exchange price on
each book sold or exchanged for an old
hook on the same subject OF like grade and
kind bur OF different series, and shall SC
company such bid with specimen copies u
each and all books proposed TO be furnished
accompanied 10y a bond in the penal sum Of
fifty thousand dollars. TO the acceptance and
satisfaction OF the Governor Of this State.
conditioned that If any contract be awarded
10 any bidder, such bidder viii enter into a
contract 20 perform the conditions Of his
bid and conform TO the requirements Of the
textbook laws Of Indiana to the acceptance
ana satisfaction of said beard
said publishers shall specify the weight
and quality book cloth used. the weight
and quality of thread used; the weight Of
SUPER used, the quality Of glue used, the
gU8 ity Of boards used whether chip board,
pasted board or cloth board samples sub
mitte1 shall be bound as per specifications
given for the above FIVE items
No bid shall be considered unless the
same be accompanied by the affidavit OF
the bidder that he Is i'll no wise. directly or
indirectly, connected with any other pub
Usher or firm who is bidding for books sub
mltted to such board. nor has any pecurIary
interest IN any other publisher or drn bid
ding at the same time and that he Is not q
party 10 any compact, syndicate or other
scheme whereby the benefits Of competition
are denied 70 the people of this state
The Indiana State hoard Of book commits
s.oners reserves the right to accept or re
sect any or all bids or any part thereof. for
any particular book or books
By order Of
INDIANA STATE BOARD OF SCHOOL
BOOK COMMISSIONERS
BENJAMIN J BURRIS. President
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First Hour

Strength developed in industrials
toward the end OF the first hour and
American Can rallied more than a
point. while similar recoveries took
place among other speculative leaders.
PiggIy-WiggIy continued its gyrations.
American Locomotive duplicated its
years high and Baldwin gained on
the strength of the addition Of $4.-
600 900 business to its books %rom the
Baltimore & Ohio order for fifty loco.
motives
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Rats Menace
FIRE DOES $500 DAMAGE
TO DEPARTMENT STORE
Residents of Second Story Discover

Residents of Second Story Discover
Early Aloyning Blaze.
\ fire Of unknown origin caused
damage estimated at $500 in the Fred
Robins department store, 2725 e.
Washington St, at sis a. m. today.
The store occupied the first floor of g
two-story building. Persons living on
the second floor discovered the fire
when the smoke filled their rooms.
The blaze started in the basement OF
the rear of the store and burned
through the floor. Part of the loss
was water damage to stock. Flremen
said the blaze might have started from
a furnace.
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MUTILATED BODY IS
IDENTIFIED AS GUNMAN
Dead Man Found In Snow, Wanted
as rs aped Convict

BW LnItCd FTfSN
CHICAGO. March 1.-THE mutt
lated body found buried in the snow
near Geneva. III, a month ago was
positively identified today as that of
Edward Mcbride, gunman. bootlegger
and escaped convict.
Mcbride was last officially reported
when he jumped from "a train while
being taken to San Quentin peniten-
tary In California He was wanted
as an escaped convict
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
INOUSTRIALS LEAD
CURB MARKET TRADE

Peerless and Durant Boost Motor
Stocks.
BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK, March 17.-Features
Of the curb market today lay in the
industrials for the most part.
After the close of the market Fri
day, the action Of Peerless motors in
raising the quarterly dividend rate
from 75c to 81 was ANNOUNCED. At the
opening today Peerless sold at 58l2,
off IA, but Immediately sold up to
around 81. ,Durant also was higher
giving the Motors a very good tone.
The new Louisville & Nashville
stock came to life and sold around So.
NIaraicaibO again was a feature Of
the oil stocks. rising above Is. Gulf
gained above 6. In the INNINGS,
United Verde Extension reached n
new high at Sc.
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\. Davidson St; Ruth Macy, 12. OF 625 N.
Davidson ST
school No. 1O-George Freije. 10. of 1914
Columbia Ave.
School 10. l1-AIbert Hobbs, TO- of s26
n. Illinois st.
School No 14-Floyd Powell. IL. of % s.
Arsenal Ave.
School No. 16--Carl Herself u, t3, Of 26l
n Elder Ave Frank Scharlow. 13. Of 23S
n Elder ave; Delmar Scharlow, II, OF 26S
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Charge Theft of Suits

Accused of taking five suits from
the tailor shop of Ernest Ryan, 206
N Capitol Ave, Friday night, oliver
Gartin, 80. co1ored, 628 Indiana Ave.
was arrested today by Detectives Bar
naby and Marvin. He was charged
with burglary ana grand larceny.
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school 80, 1S-Don Menke, 10, Of 719 E,
Minnesota St.
schooI no. 19-Addies ChisIom, 8. Of
1924 Draper St. Thomas Woods, II. OF
School No. 20-IIerman Proper. II. Of
1904 Draper St; Claude Euager, l3, OF 1918
AsDury St.
school No 28-Roger Lowell Bourne, 9.
of $40 Lexington Ave.
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Raw SUGAR Market

BIZ TNtted F41luHCtUt
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE raw sugar
market today opened barely steady, Open
ing call prices: March, $500 bid; May.
500 06.73c; July. 5.S4 a 5. soc; September,
sos a 5.90c; December, 5.74 q 5.77c. In the
raw market local rehner bought 10000
bags of Cubas at sac. come 1000 bags
of Porto Rican raws sold on an equivalent
basis
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New York Liberty Bonds
Dressed Beef Markets
CBy Thomson &, McKinnon)

Whole selling prices Of dressed beet
Swift & Co. Ribs-No. 2; 1sc; No. 3, lie
No. 2, 16c: No. g. 13c. Chucks-No. g.
lie; No. 3, &c. Plates-No. ,, &c; No. 8. &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-03-17
Local Bank ClearinqS

Bank clearlngs Saturday were S2S79 600:
for the week. Sl9.595 900 E4ue aeults
were S6314,O00 for the week. ST. S94 o00.
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MRS. MONAGHAN MOURNEC

Funeral Services Set for Widow, Dead
at IS.
Funeral of AIRS Ellen Monaghan
IS who died Friday, will be held at
$40 a m Monday at the residence
1897 Shelby St. and at 8 a. m. at
St Patrick's Church. Burial viii be
In Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Monag
han was the widow of Timothy kdo~-
Afghan.
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SCHOOL CHILDREN
ASKED To AID
CLEANUP DRIVE
City Departments Plan tOS
operate in Drive for Spot
Tess Town

Fifty thousand school children will
he asked to cooperate in the Indian
apoHs-C Clean by-Easterr campaign to
start next Tuesday. Adolph Emhardt
OF the board OF school commissioners
told heads Of city departments TO-DAY
at a conference at the city hall. Plans
for the annual spring cleanup work
were outlined.
Emhardt said all teachers viii be
notified 40 ask each child to clean up
the yards and premises Of his Own
home.
John f. Walker, superintendent of
the street cleaning department, un-
der whose direction the campaign is
being organized. said all moving pic
ture houses viii show films boosting
the movement, and that placards bear.
ing the slogan VIII he placed on street
cars and biuboards
Fire Inspection
Fire Chief OBrieu said he would
start his men Monday on tours of in
spection to see that all fire hazards
are being eliminated.
Walker asked R. Walter Jarvis
with Henry BOrst, chairman Of the
Community Chest. and Edward o.
Snethen, president Of the Federation
of Civic Clubs, to obtain the aid of
all civic organizations. Jarvis said
all owners of grounds along
bouleyards will be requested to clean
up.
Rats Menace
sickness and death rates in Ger
tain portions Of Indianapolis are ur
usually high, due TO insanjtary con
diuous.' said Herman G. Morgan
city sanjtarian. The sooner we get
the promises clean the sooner we shall
reduce the death rate"
Morgan said Indianapolis has more
rat harbors than nearly any city in
the country and asked that special
effort be made to get rid Of these.
Du,:ng the week trucks and trailers
Of the ash and garbage collection de-
partments viii haul rubbish and trash
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OCaI HaV Market

Loose Hay--$15a IL bales SI60 II;
heavy mixed hay, S13M II, light mixed hay,
SI5017. Corn--77 q soc Oats~-52 a soc.
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BOARD OF Z0NING APPEAIS-NOTICF
{,

OF HEARING.
Notice Il hereby given that the Harry
Tempieton Company has fled with the Board
of Zoniug Appeals Of the City Of Indian
apOlis. their petition. asking permission 10
erect q tneate- on lots Nos - and III in
Hammond Re Subdivision II Washington
HEIGHTS which are tho fifth and sixth lots
south If Forty Second St. on the east side
of College Ave which involves the extend
Ing OF the existing business district to the
south d distance Of not TO exceed fifty feet.
a public hearing viii be held hy said
Board in Room 10f az 3 p. m March 27.
1923. at which time and place all interested
property owners Will he given opportunity to
be heard with reference to the matters set
out IN said petition
BOARD OF coming APPEALS
EDWARD =. RAUB President.
Z. Y. SHERIDAN. Secretary.
BOARD or ZONISG APPEALS-NOTICE
OF HEARING
Notice is hereby riven that Lee 2
Wherry has fled with the Board of Zoning
Appeals of the City OF indianapolis his pc
tItion asking ID permit the erection of a
four family apartment house on the fifth lot
north Of Fairfield Ave. the west side Of
Carroliton Ave.
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 104 City Hall az o'clock
.. m, March 81, 1923 at which time and
place all interested property owners will be
given opportunity TO be heard with refer
ence to the matters set ont IN said netifiou.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
EDWARD p. RAUB President
7, Y SHERIDAN Scoref.r-
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Local WAGON Wheat

Local mills are paying 9I.26 Tor No.
red wheat.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTOR S SALE or REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE
The undersigned executor of the will and
estate OF Alexander Edwards deceased here
By gives notice that by virtue Of the power
m said win conferred. he will at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock m on Saturday the 81 ST
day ol March. 1928 al the office of the
Fayette Bank and Trust Company. in the
city of Connersvilie. Indiana. offer for sale
at private sale. the following described real
estate OF said decedent situate in Marion
County. State Of Indiana. to-uit: Lot mum
bered seYenty-four ga in Douglas Park
an addition to the city of Indianapolis In
llama.
FAYETTE BANK AND TRUST COM
PANY. Executor.
GEORGE r. BEESON. Trust Officer
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CIDverseed Market

CIoverseed was quoted SoGV4@ Uu III
TndiauaDolis today
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BOARD OF ZoNING APPEALs

NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice IS hereby given that " P. Burning
has filed with the Board OF Zoning Appeals
Of the city OF Indianapolis. his petition ask
house on lot III of Hatherleights addition.
located on The west side Of Park ave, sixth
lot north Of Forty-Sccoud street.
A public hearing viii be held by said
Board in Room I04. City Han at 2 o'clock
p. m. March p. 1923. al which time and
place all interested property oWners VIII be
given opportunity TO be heard with reference
to the matters set out In said petition.
BOARD OF ZOTING APPEALS.
EDWARD B. RAUB, President
l. '. SHERIDAN. Secretary.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice Is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrative
IF estate of james A. Cunningham, deceased.
late OF Mari n County, Indiana. Said estate
g supposed to be solvent.
No. 2o98s. '' - - '''-'- = ~ ~ N
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice IS hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as executrix of es-
tate Of Nancy \. Mcclure. deceased. late Of
Marion County. Indiana. Said estate is sup
posed to be solvent.
No 20973.
CLYDA 4. STONEBURNER.
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given. that the under
estate Of William w. Wiese deceased late of
Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is sup
posed 10 be sOyen.
No. 2O979 FLORA Z. wIESE.
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrative Of
estate of J, Ray Hartman. deceased late of
Marion County Indiana. Said estate is sup
posed to be solvent.
No, 2Oas1. NINA NJ HARTMAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29
La proxirr1a ter1porada de
Opera de BracaIe, promote
+ rest1Itar espIendida
Elenco repertoire he Id Compaa Ia cua cuenta con
reputadlsinlo cuedeo de fanosas bailarnas

Hace dias, en- ma de lRiestras an
teriorts cdiciones, dimes cuenta de Ia
Iegada a esta ciudad de- distinguiao
caballero Don Jose Mariani, represen-
tante del conocido empresario de ope-
"a, Don Adoifo Bracale.
Canbiando impresiones con el sr.
DIariani, este nos ha communicate los
prop6sitos de su yiaje esta isla, que
no son otros que los. de, ofrecernos rna
gran temperada de Opera, reviviendo
asi On nueStro publico los entusiaslnos
aquelIos que despertaron en- amos an
! teriores, has bri1lantes companies que
t1vimos la ,ocasi6n de adnlirar> gracias
/ a los empe1os v actiyidades del repp-
tado eInpresario .Sr, BracaIe.
| Ell ST.. Eariani, al e'ogisrnos el al
nlirable conjunto de esta conpafia que
! la. de visitarnos Ell breve, nos hizo
especial menci6n del tenor Pallet. tan
conoeido de nuestro pibhco, del baio
Bettoni cue oes nm cantante de fana
mupdial y, principalmente, nos alab6
con sumo entusiasmo el magistra1 cua-
dro de bales de la Compahia- Ell .el
cue figura Ia genial bailarins solista
Gipebra Pratolongo.
.Braeale es tan conocido de nuestro
p1blico, Y es- tan s6lida su srep'ltaci6n
entire nosot.os, que ssu solo nombre pre-
cediendo una compania de este genero
es sufciente garantfa de cue Ia misma
alcanzard Rn exifo artistico rcsonante.
Asi hubimos de decirselo al Sr. Maria
nj, quien a la Yez Sc encuentra sstisfe-
cho complacido por. haher encontrado
IN ambiente .propicio y abonado para
/ llcvar adelante una empresa como .es-
/ ia. que tantas difcultades y. obstaculos
( presenta..
El Representative ST.. .Mariani ha he
! cho negocio con IA conocida empresa
+oatral de esta ciudad '.Bozzo Y Lou
bricl'. quienes .seran los encargados
de abrir y cobrar ell abono para diez
funciones, debiendo debutar la Com
pafiia en- la Ultima decena del proximo
abril.
No saRenos aln los precios del abo-
no; pero podemos adelantar a nues-
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REPERTOIRE

@Fanciulla del West, Tosca, Bohemia,
Butterfly, Mano .1escaut, Aida, Bale
de Mascara Trovador, Traviata, Her
mani. oteLo, Rigolctto, Lucia, Favori-
"a, Hamlet, Mignon, Carmen, sonnam-
bula, Gioccnda, Andrea Chenier Tedo-
ia, fBarbero de sevilla, That's, Hugo
notti, Afrieana, .Isabeau, ,Cavalleria,
Iris, Pagliacci, Dannazion de Faut,
Faut, EIefstofeles. .Ademas las ope-
ras .en Espailoi: Marina, Dolores,, Ma
rilxa.
NoTA;-Todas las operas son pre-
aentad&s lujcsamente con vestuario y
deeorado ap@opiado al hbreto del autor.
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ELENCO ARTTSTICo

Director General de los Espectdculos:
! CAY. Aaolfo Bracale; Maestro Director
y fconcertador, Cav Gugliermo sGrien-
to; Maestro sustitutos Astolfo Pescia,
Sopranos: Tina .Paggi. Olga carrara,
Louise .Taylor, Rossi Oliver Medic
! Sopranos, Reha Toniolo, Ada Nilsson;
Tenores: Comm. Jose Pallet Fausto
cav2llini, Julian Mario: -Baritonos:.
Cav Eduardo ,Faticanti, Giuseppe III
CHI; Bajos Comm. Ytncenzo Pettoni,
Antonio Nicoich: Baio Comico: Giu-
sappe Lapugna; Maestro Director de
Escena, Arturo Spelta; Parties secll1-
darias; Blanca Mantovani, Giuseppina
Cali, Armando Finzi, Jose Marco, Al
lio Isopriori, vincenzo Berardo, 80 pro
fesores de orqucsta de los cuaIes q
partenecen a la Comp3nla. 10 baiiari
mas .procedtntes de Ia Scala de Milan,
dcnde fgura Ia primera .Banarina -
lista Ginebra sPratolongo; 80 coriatas
de anlbos Sexos.
vestpario. Dccorado, ArcAiyo y little
ria toao de propied2d de Il Compaaia
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Eczema, Erupoiones, Herpes. Cra-
nos, Erisipelas y Ulceraciones.

Estas afecciones Sc deben al en-
pobrecimiento dc la sapgrc, y para
curarlas no hay remedio alguno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

Que Sc presto tan acknowledgements
como las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-29

tros lectores que tanto Ell sr. Mariani,
COMO La Etnpresa '.Bozzos " Ldubrie11,
&c aouerdo con instrucciones: del Sr.
Eracale, pondran 6stos tono con la 81
tuac.6n econ6lnica del pals, sin oividar
Iaro esta, la importancia artistica de
la, Compania, que es admirable.
Acoinpanamos la publication de
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Ell. CANCTLL.TiR CUN0 ACUDT0
HOY A SU DESPACH0

BERLIN, mario ~ El canciiIcr
Cpno acudi6 esta manana a 81 despa-
cho; Ia revnion del comit6 de ReIacio-
nes .Exteriorss del Parlamepto Sc lie
vara 9 cabo el. martes proximo,
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GANGA' SIN PRECfDFNTf

Un libro uue vale una fortuna por solo 81 40
Nuesro maruvilloso iibro .sValosos Sc
cretos InduStriales enseda a cxplotar nu-
merosas industrias Y negocios ucrativos.
Cualqner persona de iniciativas podra ga
narse cu Scgudn de $50 $50 semara5es
explotando los nagnidcoS negociaS que en-
se6a esta preciosa ppblicacioa Nueatro IL
bro coniiene secretos ltilcs para tedeS. tod S
pHedea ganar purho dinerN d espues de }eer-
~. FYtto garant zado. Apr0vdche>e pidalo
iimediatamente c. o j.
RIVALLE PUBLISHING co.
(.nrnu y -R
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estas lincas Ell retrato del sr Mariani,
de cuya distinction, cortesia y aInabi-
ndad hemos tenido reiteradas pruebas
ell les pocos dias que Sc encuentra entire
nosotros.
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plldoras del DR.. I<ovett

medades de Ia piel. Siendo este
asi, como realmente 10 es, no debe
usted permitir que nadie trate de
venderle otra medicina en- yez de
estas pildoras, otra medicina en-
que llaya mas ganancia para el
vendedor. por tratarse de Tin articu-
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