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Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

son Bay" a William Fox production
like a meteor. The first thing which
strikes ones attention about this
production is the total absence OF
dragged in thrills" This. we TANK
is the reason that the excitement Of.
efred is doubly effective.
The picture concerns the adeyy.
lures of Michael Dane, played by
Tom Mix, who is made a dupe OF
the passions of more worldly men.
lie runs from one misfortune II an
ether, from the murder of his brother
his conviction for aiding the mur.
derer unknowingly to the hardsidp5
he endures on the Journey OF Death.
At no portion OF this film does
the action slow up - It's what is
known as speed picture-but it's
speed picture plus sense. In mat
tiers o fspeed and daring this pro
ductlon sees Tom Mix surpass all
his former efforts.
From every point of view this is
an unusual film. Tom Mix is sur
rounded by a cast OF great ability.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Mothers Day will be appropriately
observed at the evening service next
Sunday at o'clock p. M. The pas
tors subject win be Following the
Man Who Carried the Pitcher OF wa
ter"
The Dorcas society met with Mrs.
Sickles on Thursday afternoon OF
this week.
The young people will discuss the
subject Being a Christian in the
Home, at their meeting at o'clock.
From among the hundreds OF grad
yates Of Presbyterian Negro Colleges
not one has ever been sentenced to
serve time in the penitentiary.
Rev. Cecil ". Bear, Pastor
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
Amitie News

Miss Elizabeth Hoffman spent the
week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shultz and Miss
Bailey spent Monday evening visiting
at the Roy Owens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patrick called
at the Alfred Bahlor home Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harte artoed
to Weuneta, Nebr., Sunday and spent
the day visiting with Mrs. Harte's
parents and other relatives and old.
time friends.
Lou Kerchner and family now drive
IA new Buick sedan
Barney Buss is now working for
Fred Borland.
Bernis Meek and Maye Whitley
spent Sunday visiting with Louise
and Louale Colslazier.
Cecil and LaVern Harrington are
husking corn for Mr. Echard this
week
Mr., and Mrs Everett Sickle spent
Sunday visiting at the Norman Stew
art home.
Bernis Meek spent Saturday night
visiting at the home of Maye Whitley.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller made a
business trip to Sterling, Monday
Cleve Scott now sports new Ford
coupe.
C. B. Colglazier and family spent
Sunday visiting at the home of Mrs.
Colglazier's paernts, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey HUFF near Wray.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
JULIA TOO GENTLE TO
REJECT HER MANY SulTORS

To refuse lover blnntly or to
spare his feelings and allow him to
continue his love-making is
the kinder way? Hope springs
eternal in the human breast" Is ii
better tc let it spring and be con
tinually annoyed as the result, or to
crush it and live in regret for your
cruelty? When between Scylla and
Charybdis, what should poor girl
do?
Julia was sweet; Julia was gentle;
she couldn't hurt a fly. Also, she
was the prettiest girl in town. AS
a result, she was trailed by swains
by the dozens; young ones and old
ones. Julia smiled, accepted gifts,
listened to the earnest portestatlons
that accompanied them and was in
despair, She just hadn't the heart
to discourage them.
The William Fox perturbation of
Booth Tarkington's story of Gentle
Julia" is a photoplay yon won't want
to miss 1t is roseate youth inter
preted with TarIingtonesque humor.
Gentle Julia" comes to the Peerless
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
South Amherst
Il Il Il 4 Il !

Mr.. and Mrs Willard Butterfleld are
the proud parents OF baby boy which
was born 10 them Sunday
Emmett Rapp helped Charles Krue.
ger stack cane. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodeman. Mr.. and
Mrs o. Kruger. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NaggettE and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sag
horn were callers at the Albert Kay,
ser home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Krueger visited AT
the homo Of Mr. and Mrs Emil Krue
ger. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Long are happy over
the arrival OF a hne baby hoy who
arrived NJ their homo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Prussman and MIR
and Mrs. 4. prussmnn visited with
Mrs Cooler at tht Tolyoke hospital
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jacobltz were din
ner guests nj the home Of Mr. and
Mrs Detmor. Sunday.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given, that on Mon
day the 26th day of May. 1924, between
the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon and COM
mencing at | o'clock of said day, at the
late residence of Otha C. Cheney. de-
ceased. on the NWA -25-7-IS, four miles
south and mile east of Paoli, County
of Phillips and State of Colorado, the
personal property of said decedent, con :
sisting of five norses, sets farm hdr-
ness; one binder; one lister: one plow:
one disc; one go-dig; one farm wagon; =;
one seeder: one buggy; one walking cul-
tivator; one saddle; one sled; one scoop:
one scythe: one lot garden tools; ONE
FORD SEDAN, 1924 and other articles,
will be sold at Public Sale, in accordance
with an order of Court
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash before pro-
perty is removed from the premises.
MARGARET j. CHENEY,
Administrative.
by Philip Zimmerman, Atty for Estate.
First publication May 8. 1924.
Last publication May %. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
NORTH STAR NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs Jim Elliott and fam
lily visited at the Nierman home We'd
nesday.
Lee Kelley Louie sorenson and
Roy Sllcott too their cattle TO the
Otto Brathouer farm Thursday to
have them dipped
Miss Eileen Eichel spent Thursday
night visiting at the NJ. d. Lockwood
home.
Henry Eichel Jr. hauled corn to
Holyoke. Friday and Saturday
Louie Sorensons brother. orval.
was here Wednesday and Thursday
for a visit at the sorenson home.
Mrs. Clark Gin went TO Holyoke.
Sunday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Fels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kelly and son
were Holyoke visitors Sunday
Roy silcott was a dinner guest at
the Henry Eichel home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nierman and family
were dinner guests at the Jim Elliott
home Sunday
Roy silcott was IIolyoke visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie sorensen and
family weor Holyoke visitors Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ice Kelly and sor
wero visitors at the Henry ElcheI
nome Monday evening.
The following officers were elected
nt the school meeting Monday even
ing to serve IN the North Star dist
rict: Prcsldent-Lee Kelly: eScre
tary-Gladys Kelly; Treasurer -Loui,
SorenAen.
Carl Eichol was a caller at the cPt,
Loughmnn home Sunday.
Word was received here T1esda,
that George lockwood. OF Pueblo. q
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
sANkRuPT's PETITION FOR
DlScAARGE


In the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Colorado.
Ir the matter of Robert Rankin Ar
cher, Bankrupt. in Bankruptcy, No. 1929
To the Honorable j. Foster Symes.
Judge of the District Court OF the Uni
ted States for the District of Colorado.
Robert Rankin Archer of HaNtuu.
County of Phillips and State of Colorado
in said District, respectfully represents
that on the 18th day OF February last
past he was duly aljudged bankrupt
under the Acts of Congress relating to
bankruptcy; that he has duly surrend-
cred all his property and rights of pro-
pcrty and has fully complied with all
the requirements of said Acts and OF
the Orders OF the Court tcuc ling his
bankruptcy: that he has not done. or
suffered or procured to be done. or been
privy TO any act matter or thing spec
fled in said Act as n ground for with
holding his Iin.l discharge Hereunder.
or as nvalidating the same " granted.
Wherefore. he prays that he may he
decrecd by the Courts TO have n fun
discharge from all debts prova5le again
ST his estate. under said bankrupt acts,
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge
Dated this lith day OF April. \. II.
1924.
Robert Rankin Archer. Bankrupt
Subscribed and sworn TO before me at
HaNtun. Phillips County. Colorado. this
1ith day OF April, 1924.
My Commission expires June l6. 1898.
Emil Larson. Notary Public,
District of Colorado. 50.
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
ON this twenty-second day Of April,
4. r.. 1924. on reading the foregoing
petition. II Is
ORDERED BY THE COURT. That n
hearing be had on the same On the
Twenty fourth day OF June. A. ID. 1924,
before FRANK MCLAUGHLIN. Referee
in Bankruptcy. Mt Denver. in said Dis
trict. at the hour OF ten o'clock In the
forenoon: and that motto. thereof be pub
lshed in the Phillips County Herald a
newspaper printed In said District, and
that all known creditors and other per-
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
NOTICE. OF sHERiFF's SALE "A
sTs FORECLOSURE

NOTICE OF ShEHlFF'S SALE IN
fssaN FORECLOSURE
State of Colorado
County Of Phillips -
In the District Court of Phillips Coua.
ty, Colorado.
e. +. KIMMEL. Plaintiff,
Roy Dudley and Mary Dudley, Hus-
bandand wife, Burla Deming War
nick, c. Il. Paul rs Conservator of
the estate OF Burla Deming War
nick. c. e. Paul and Jennie ii. Paul
William H. Warwick. Maurice A.
Warwick Marenus b. Brainard, al
so called NJ. G. Brainard. f. c.
Schumacher. Thomas Hargreaves,
Public Trustee of Phillips County.
Colorado. Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decree and
order of sale in foreclosure entered in
the District Court in and for the Cour
ty of Phillips and State of Colorado on
the goth day of February 1924. wherein
it was decreed that there was due the
above named plaintiff from certain Of
the defendants to-wit; Roy Dudley
Mary Dudley. Burla Deming warnick
E. c. Shumaker on one certain note
and mortgage the sum of $220O.00 and
interest from the goth day of February
and costs which was decreed first
scrbed and under and by virtue oil
said decree and order of sale the un.
dersigned. w b. Bevard. Sheriff oil
Phillips County. State of Colorado Isl
authorized directed and empowered tp|
expose for sale and sell certain proper.
ty hereinafter described at Public Auc.
ton after having given notice of the
time and place of certain sale accord.|
ing to the law relating to the sale oil
real estate under execution, for thsI
purpose of realizing the amount al
found due the plaintiff as aforesaid
with interest. costs, accruing costs aHdI
disbursements and commissions of said
sale.
Now. therefore. Public Notice is here
by given that on the 9Th day of June
\. ID. 1924 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock Al
NJ. of that day at the frontdoor of thsI
County Court House IN ltolyoke, Coun.
ty Of Phillips. State OF Colorado. | will
offer for sale at public auction to ths|
highest bidder for cash the following
described premises: The NortheaS
quarter of Section "a. Township NoraI
Range a West If the 9Th Z. NJ. Phillu
County. Colorado. together viii lall an!
singular the tenements. hereditaments|
privileges and appurtenances what's /
ever thereunto belonging. or in an
remainders. rents issues and profs
thereof.
Dated at Holyoke. Colorado. this ii |
day of May. 1924.
w. b. BEvARp.
Sheriff of Phillips Countyk
Colorado.
Claude d. Walrod. Atty for Plaintiff
First publication May S. 1921.
Last publication June ., 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

cons in interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause. II any
they have, why the prayer of said pc
titioner should mot be granted.
And ii is further ordered by the Court
That the Referee shall send by mail to
ali known creditors copies OF said Pc
tition and this order. addressed to them
at their places of residence ast stated.
WITNESS, the HONORABLE j.
FOSTER SYMES Judge Of the said
Court and the seal thereof, 1at Denver,
in said District, on the 22nd day OF
April A. II. 1924
(SeaD Charles w. Bishop.
Clerk.
By William G.. Stewart,
tSeal of the Court Deputy Clerk
Published May 8, 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTlEMEN
AND DETERMINATION OF
HElRSHlP

Estate OF Frederick Behrends, deceaset
No. 3i5
Notice is hereby given that on Ii
ninth day OF June A. d. 1924 the under
signed will present to the County Cour
OF Phillips County. Colorado. his ae
counts for final settlement OF admins
tration Of said estate. when and wheH
all rersons in interest mEy apr ear anI
oUIect to them. II they so desire.
Nouce Is also hereby given that AZ
phcation for the determination OF h.t
snin OF said Frederick Behrends. deceas
ed. has been made and that the Cod
will on said date hereinbefore meauta
ed. or at any time TO which the hearihi
may be continued. proceed TO ascertaI
and determine who are the heirs OF a
said Frederick Behrends. deceased. an,
as such entitled to inherit any land
tenements. hereditainents or other pHI
perty. real or personal. constituting 4
or n part of the Estate o fthe said Fres
erick Behrends, deceased. and enter
Decree accordingly. at which h.arii|
all persons claiming to be heirs Mt law \
said deceased may appear and presss
their proof.
CLAUDE II. wALRoD.
Administrator of The EstAs
OF Frederick Behrends, deceasal
First publication May \, 1894.
Last publication June s. 1894.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

Mesdames Coleman, Dedden and
o. krueger' visited with Mrs. Willard
Butterfield, Monday.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Cooler, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kruger called
at the Kapperman home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Brase and family Wis
tied at tht Hiermance home Sunday.
Mrs. o. Krueger visited with Mrs.
Emmett Rapp, Tuesday.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION

State of Colorado
County of Phillips
IN The District Court.
CARL II. ANDERSON. Plaintiff.
The Paoli State Bank. a Corpora
ton Fred Johnson; Gust w. John
SON. Sophia Regina Lydin; Oscar
Johnson. Anna Lllga: Christina
Johnson; David Johnson. Angus
ta Gustafson Halling; Clara Gust
afson Workman: Louisa Gustafson
Dunn; Anna Gustaison Rogers; and
Gust Young: and all other persons
or parties unknown. claiming any
right. title, estate, lien or inter-
est in the real estate described
in the application herein.
Defendants.
The People OF the State OF Colorado TO
the above named Defendants-Greet-
ing:
You are hereby summoned and requlr-
ed to answer the application OF theap-
plicant plaintif in the above entitled
application for registration fthe fol-
lowing land situate in Phillips County.
Colorado to-wit: The Northwest quar-
ter (NWh) OF Section twenty-eight t2s)
Township nine t9) north. Range forty
six (i6) West of the Sixth Principal
Meridian, and to file your answer to the
sstih appiiciittoh in the ONCE OF the CLERK
of said Court, in said County. within
twenty days after the service OF TINS
summons upon you, exclusive OF the
day OF such service; and II you fail TO
answer the said application within the
time aforesaid, the applicant plaintiff In
this action Will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in the application
herein.
Witness, o. H. Holland. Clerk OF said
1 nj Of Iat. IL.
In said County and State. this Goth day
o fApril. A. -. 1924.
tSeaD o. II. HELLAND.
Clerk.
First publication May s. 1924
Last publication May 20. 1924
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

brother of Myron Lockwood. OF this
community, had died Monday night,
from stroke of apoplexy.
Lee Kelly was caller at the Roy
Silcott home Wednesday afternoon.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

Estate of otha C. Cheney, Deceased,
No. 46l. test liz
All persons having claims against said
estate are herby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County
Court of Phillips County, Colorado. on
the 10th day of June A u. 1924.
MARGARET j. CHENEY,
Administrators of the Estate OF
otha c.. Cheney. deceased,
Philip Zimmerman, attorney for Estate
First publication May s, 1924.
Last publication June 8. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08
TOM MIX oUToAREs HIMSELF
In aNoRTH oE HUDSON GAY

An abundance Of excitement is Of
fered at the Peerless Theatre next
Wednesday and Thursday, where Tom
Mix shoots through North of TIud-
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

FOR SALE:-Oil Stove, bed, chiffi-
robe and center table,. B. Write.
Holyoke Colo. 3itf
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

FOR sALE-One Avery go-dig, new
last year; one P&o single row lister;
both in good shape; one work horse
yrs. old, VT. 1900. l., L. Yowell,
North Holyoke. S5'
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

FOR sALE:-Black cane seed s1.OO
per cwt Red Orange cane seed $500
per cwt. White sted corn S1.OO per
bu. Phone SS0S, Fred Miles. S4-2t
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

Read the Herald-more news Al
more ads.
Phillips County herald., 1924-05-08

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Holyoke
residence, six rooms and bath; all
modern; close in. Inquire at Farm
ers Elevator. S5tf
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CINEMA PsIrUlOGIcO
CINEMA PSYCHOLOGICAL
FENOMENOLOCLA

do cigarfllioS, pero vi 10 que sc lla-
ma yer por mis- propios ojos, alum
brado por Ia claridad de la luna,
| gaze los pOstigos Sc ADRIAN lentGmeR-
te, comO empajadOs p0T dos nanOs,
b que ctGndO qaise ttrdriOs hacia
mi, semtf una resistencia terrible.
Ell QUE LO RETENIA ERA MAS
FUERTE, MUCH0 MAS FUERTE
QUE 70: ademas, los ruidos que OF
son los mismos de qoe habla tn mu-
jer. Ella tie ha dich0 Que ola hablar
por tn h~abitaci6n a varias perso-
mas, arrastrando bultos Y sacudien-
do los muebles, como 81 So tratara
de- una mudanza... Y sin embargo,
til no Dyes NADIA. iOtro misteriot
Esta noche velare yo mismo y ten
Dire luz y armas con que recibir a
esos selores. tie juro que los bro
mistas seran castigados!
para mi estaba fuera de duda
cue, despues del escandalo que 70
habia dado en- la Uhiversidad, al
gunos bromistas querian eXasperar-
me. iOtra brofna pcsada de los ale
gres estudiantes de Coimbra! Habia,
pues, que qjlitarles la aGci6n a di-
vertirse asi, pordue, des7uGs de to-
dc, habfa en- la casa una muier jo-
ven y un niho de seis semanas.
"Apenas lleg6 la noche siguiente,
me instal6 en- la habitaci6n pfednec-
ta de los duendes, luego de haber
registrado de arriba a abajo toda Ia
casa Y de haber encerrado a las
criadas bajo llave, porque dada la
hipocresia de los criados, temia que
estuyiesen Ell co%nnivencia con los
autores de tan pesadas bromas. Hice
buen acopio de c~erillas Y me provei
Ge una bujia, por ser mas facil de
encender que una lampara, promo
tiendome que no me apagarian ia
cilmente su llama.
mi mujer, temblando de pies a
cabeza, a pesar de que no conocia
la av~entura de mi companero, colo
co la cuna del nino a los pies de
nuestra CANA, luego de tomar todas
las precauciones necesarias para no
-perderle de vista, a la g que, la
puefta del dormitorio, cerrada con
cerrojo. Constable que no hnbta que
esperar de mi concession alguna a 10
sobrendtlirdt y que ell bromista o los
bromistas, 81 Sc dejaban coger. Sc
RAN implacablemente castigados. CO.
menZaba la guerra"
(Continuara)
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Enmienda de Certificate

A Quienes Interest,"
Por Ell presente Sc hace saber que
Victor Moya, domiciliado en- San
turce, ha solicitado de la Comisi6n
de Servicio Pdblico autorizacion Pr
ra enn1ehdar Ell recorrido dc sus
guaguas Moya No. Q, 3 Y 4 en- ell SEN
lido de conducir rasa ieros desde San.
Juan al nuevo Hip6dromo "Las Ca
sas' Ell los dias en- qae Sc celebrcr
carreras 0 cualquier otro espeetaculo
publico.
Toda persona que por cu%alquier
causa desee oponerse a la ~eoncesi61a
arriba soIicitada debcra presentar a
esta Junta ca o antes del dfa 23
dc los c%orrientes un e~scrito hacienda
constar en- detalles y halo juramep-
to los hechos en- que funda su de-
rocho para %intervenir Y ser oida.
Francisco DEL FGHc IT.,
secretario Comi&i6n d.
Servicio Pdblieo.
Advt.
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IDEAS

mo serS mas ell humilde siervo que
asients sin p%rotsetar, no, porque Jan
to QUEEN tengo que humillarme?
, SQui9n es Ell que realmente es grande
que haya Ilegado a Ia realization su-
prema, al cumplimiento de las leyes
eternas de la Razon?''-decia un flo
SOTO yoga.
Dado que nuestro p~ensamiento con-
cha la e%xistencia de un ser cue haya
hecho tai realization perfecta de las
leyes, tai ser Cndividualidad) ode
JARIA DE SER" para nuestro mund
de exiguas dimensiones; M "existi-
ria" en- ell .sentido personal de la pa
labra EXISTIR.
FL mundo en- ell cual concebimos nues-
ira ex~istencia personal d~!st.nguiendo-a
dc 10 cue no es .p~ersonalidad y en- el
que decimos: ,"esto es'' cuando me-
taflsicamente negamos aquello misEno
que afrmamos, es un mundo de relacio
mes externas, de medidas c~onvenciona-
les, un ilusionismo que Sc d%esvanece
al conjuro magico de la IDEA, del
analia.s y de- la inquisitiva interro-
gac.on del hombre que busca Ia reali-
dad inalterable tras Ell calidosc6pico
veto de las formas.
Cuando fios apartamos de la base
yx~: IL AA7oc loe coo+ n a; onac ~,
este plano de la vida y penstramos ell
ell campo de las referencias f~fsicas, del
relativismo mecanico, del geometrismo
corp6reo, no encontramos punto real,
propiamente podemos decir que esta-
mos en- un antro fantasmagorico.
! Deciu1os, por eiemplo: un punto
'fK' Sc mueve con relaci6n, o sea,
coordinadasnente a ul punto X, pero
cuando afirMiamos este como n condi-
ci6n mathematical impuesta a las leyes
naturales, la inteligencia, penetrando
en- otro campo de mayor radiaci6n, tie
he que concebir que Ell punto K no es
''real'' pues sc ha nfovido con rela-
ci6n a otro punto desconocido; y 81 de
10 particular pasamos a 10 universal,
X Sc La movido con relaci6n a todos
los pllntos del universe dimensional.
Els precise inferir, pues, que Ell uni
co pinto real, La base para ell es-
tablecimiento de todas las relaciones,
Ia convergencia de todas las modu1a-
clones empiricas del universe fisico es
I'm centric ~pensante: Ell SER.
FL Ser es I'm nucleo sintetico. IL
flosofia del porvenir acknowledgements
marchara a buscar este punto relacio-
mantle del universe y al encontrarlo es.
tableeera los principles del fenomena-
lisno Objective basandolo en- la acci6n
poderosa y ~concluyente de un dinamis-
lilo subjective
FL sistema fatalista, sistema que de-
be uamarse del estancamiento intelec-
tual, Ia tisis de la inteligencia, esa re-
mora floso6ca, que spretende que ell
Eombro Sc montague para que Sc dele
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eohdlcis por las fderzas ciegas de II
vida, no merece la consideration de Ut
exaIlea.
Las faerzas e1teri6fes no pusden ac-
thar sobfe ntfig6n ORGANISING 81 EFT!
M contfeIts Ell 81 mismo las propieda-
d5s eSenciales para estab1ecer relacion
T0da ley del universe en- su manifest
cion SERIAL tfende al e~hlazamiento
de las parties constitutivas de TN Tod F.,
c6snico. FL hombre es Ell gran agento
tn~tsrnlediario de todos los pianos ea
la vida.
octavio SANCHEZ.
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ST ALQUII,A cerca del parqus, para
da y bafles dc mar, casa recientemen.
to construida, 6 habitaciones, sala, co.
Hedor, doble ssrvicio sanitario, coclna
de gas y carbon, balloon y galeria de
3 metros, garage. Precio $50. A. de
Gracia, Stop 46. Tel. 1418, SAINT. 4-19
Ell "ARCoDoL" es mi preparation
excelente para reconstitu;r el organis-
no gastaGo. Tiene aceite de BacaIao
con Extracto dc Malta. Pidalo en- sn
Farmacia. "a
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Sc vehde I'M n~lagnifico estableci-
laiento que 10 puede atender n per-
soma en- la Gale San Francisco entire
Tanca y San Justo. Dirijase ''BAZAR
TREBoL''. 4-1s.
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Sc vENDE 0 Sc ALQUILA la casa
n1mero % de la avenfda Las Neretdas,
Condado, santurce. Tnformaran en- la
Inisma o teitfono $50 wade, Santur-
ce. fig
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Tres casas en- Santurce, Gallo Lab
dr6n q, $3,400; Avenida Antensanti
10, $4,000 y calle Iturriega g, $500.
Comprsdas las tres cssas. Precio to
tl 5000