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Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
HOW TOPREVENT |,
FIRES OCCURRING
WHERE YOU ARE

! WASHINGTON, Oct. :. - An
average NJ fostysone. dea:hs and
the destrrSsiohs of property valued
at sl,370,000 is the daily toll tax
en- by fire in the. United States.
The annual property loss lne tc
fire would pay one.h&lf the inter
est on the PUBLIC debt or maintain
1.-THE army and navy
1t is the equivaleni of the total
yearly production Of gold. silver
iron and copper in the Umted
States.
1t would pay for the erection of
2,506 hospitals costing 5000, 900 each.
To reduce fire hazards ,.he Cham
Der of Commerce has formulated
some simple rules for general OBJ
servance. They, are:
"All electrical wiring should be
inspected and approved before use.
Care should be taken in handling
electrical heating devices.
"All gas lights or open flames
should be kept away from woodwork
and other combustible materials.
"An electric flashlight should be
used in looking for gas leaks.
Matches should be handled 'are
fully and properly disposed of
when extinguished. They should be
ksp. in a metal container inaec2ss-
ible TO children.
Gasoline, benzine and kerosene
should not be used TO start fires.
If used for cleaning the work should
be done out of doors.
"Chimneys and flues should be
cleaned and repaired be- |
fore winter. Hot ashes shouii be |
placed in metal cans.
'.All refuse should bepromptly !
collected and removed. Good house
keeping is 4 valuable ally Of fire |
Every citizen should realize
hat large fires usually are small
t the beginning. He should, there
ore, use every preeaution to pre-
'ent them. They might not only
estroy his own property but cause
oss and suffering to others. -
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
FASSIO GIVEN
FINE OF $500

Gregario Fassio, of the, Piedmon-
te Hotel. was fined $500 in the sup
erior court yesterday afternoon by
Judge Franklin B. Cole for simple
assault on Mrs. L. Daniels. The
jury recommended the imposition
of the extreme penalty, $500 and
six month s Imprisonment, but the
court awarded the fine only, with
an alternative of six months.
Attorney Hervey moved for a
new trial, but his arguments were
overruled, and on the fine being
announced, gave notice of an ap-
peal. Fassio was given "a hours to
prepare bonds for $1,000, pending
such appeal. The attorney stated
that he would take the appeal to
the district court of appeals 1T Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

PERSONALS

Mrs. j. l.. MeCune, formerly of
Ell Centre, has inst arrived from
Santa Ana, and is visiting friends
in the city for a few days. ~
HoltyiIle VISITORS in FL CfntI6
yesterday were Mrs. f. HaFjfd,
Mrs. R. X. Starner and MrS II.
Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Edwards of
Las Vegas, Nevada, were in Eel
Centro today on business.
J. d. Adams, former well known
resident of Ell Centre, arrived from
San Francisco yesterday, for two
DAYS visit here. Mr.. Adams left
early last spring for San FraIs'isco
establishing n permanent resldtney
! in that city.
r. l.. Shaw, who is suffering
from a serious attack of influenza
was reported slightly improved this
morning.
w. T. Christian, local manager OF
the local telephone company, and his
wife are enjoying vacation which
viii take them TO San Francisco and
intervening points. They left Sunday
for San Diego, where they planned
to take the boat to the bay city.
William Holscott, S. McCalley and
r. NJ. Timmons left this morning to
attend an association meeting of the
telephone company at San Diego.
They expect to return tomorrow af-
ternoon.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Whitehead,
former residents of FL Centre, have
returned, after q prolonged absence
in Redding, and intend to make their
future home here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
Wheeler Attacks
Administration

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. DE
mand for q complete estiIation
of his sensational charges involving
President Coolidge and Secretary
of the Interior Work in alleged IL
legal transactions, was made by
Senator Burton X. Wheeler, lnde.
pendent vice presidential candidate
here today. s4
A congressional committee or
some other impartial organization
Of inquiry should shift the facts in
the eases he cited, Wheeler said.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
ZR-3 Starts For
u. S. on Thursday

ny United Press Leased Wire
AKRON, Ohio, Oct. THE
ZR-3, this country's new mon
ster dirigible, built in Germany
will leave Fredrichshafen Thurs
day night, arriving at Lake
hurst N. T., Sunday or Monday,
cablegram to the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company from
Captain E. A. Lehman, direc-
tor of tho Goodyear Zeppelin
Corporation, said today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
new ATTACK in \
E@ CHINA BEGINS

LONDON. Oct. T. General Wu
Poi Fu's central Chinese army be.
ON an attack ih Force on Marshal
Chang Tso Lin s Manchurian armies
Enear shan Hal Kwan, the Central
News Tien Tsin correspondent tele'
sraphed today. -
A tremendous artillery barrage
was laid down by the WI army at
dawn and his troops advanced after
it in the wave plan evolved during
the world war. The Manclms We're
retreating all along the line.
SHANGHAI, Oct. r. Advanced
Fukien troops today captured Sung
Kiang, the burial place of General
Frederick Ward, an American who
fouoht with '.Chinese Gordon.
General Chi Hsieh Yuan's forces
met little resistance from General
Lu Yung Hsiang's kiangsu troops
and continued several miles toward
Shanghai, aiming at LUIS arsenal,
four miles outside of Sung Kiang.
Lu is hurriedly Withdrawing his
army from other fronts in an at
tempt TO resist the advances on Ming
Hong, famous gambling place
known as Shanghai's Monte Car
lO.'
Chi now controls the entire south
bank of the WhangpoO river, while
bus troops, unpaid for several
months, are discouraged.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Although no opium is grown with
in n long distance of Shanghai, the
city is one Of the biggest drug marts
in China.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
Harry, Did You
Lose Your Dog!

Once in awhile something happens
10 show that people have hearts IN
this so-called heartless age OF Jazz
and the almighty dollar. Yesterday
the Press received a postal card
which was addressed 10 the post
master of FL Centre. II came from
wnman with real heart. The
card bore the following message.
Mountain View, Calf.
No a40 Mountain View Ave.
Postmaster,
FL Centre, Calf.
Dear SIR n
+. the liberty 10 write
This note to state-that theIs.saszS
~: 4 nice White dog running around
here wearing III Centre dog IL
cense No. 43. I suppose some
tourist lost his dog. ! have fed
the dog a number Of times,.and
II YOU could locate the owner,
II think l could catch and ship
the dog. by express to ats own
er there. Thanking you fof. your
trouble,
Mrs Emma Nichoisj
Mountain View Ave,
Santa Clara County, Calf.
A call al the city hall by q mer
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

The italian government has pur-
chased the tomb of Virgil, to be pre-
served as a national monument.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

4 A new airplane service between
Toulouse, France, ,~and Dakar, West
A frica, is to be started soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Sir Thomas Lawrence, painter of
the Georgian period, once worked
81 hours at Il stretch without inter
mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Walking ism t as good an exercise
as riding in second hand autos.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Der Of the Press staff revealed that
dog license No. 43 lad been issued
to Harry Copeland, believed to be
an employe at the Barbara Worth
Hotel here.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
Found on Beach
Unconscious AS
Result of Wreck
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA BARBARA, Oct. T.
Found unconscious on the Monteci-
to beach at the foot of a 100-foot
cliff, o. T. Campbell, local tree sur
geon, was today reported near death
in local hospital.
The man was discovered shortly
after dayDreak when motorists saw
his wrecked automobile at the foot
Of the preeipice.
The accident occurred during the
night at sharp curve on the Chan
mel Drive.
Officers are looking for young
woman and two men said to have
been seen with Campbell a short
time before the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

- A
and County
For Expert Marcelling, Franci
! Beauty Shop. Phone & for appt. ad
School o. Music. Elmer A. Todd
assisted by Estelle Katherine Need
ham and Mary Elizabeth Greer. Al
grades. Delightful method TO
children. 624 Olive. Phone 4G6W.
adj
Geese, Ducks Aplenty-E. I
Sanders and Charles Farrell wer,
among the early Sunday morning
duck hunters, three geese and 81,
| ducks being the splendid results OF
their hunt. Most of their hunting
activities were confined above Nj
land. Eleven ducks were reported
as the capture Of X. O. Bridges and
Cecil Gibbs.
Valley Beauty shoppe. Phone
324J for appointments. adv
Davis Beauty ParIor for appoint.
ments. Phone 227. adv
For Expert Marcelhng, Francis
Beauty Shop. Phone for appt. adv
Steve's for breakfast. Cream
Waffles. adv
He Hopes We're Flooded. H.
Page, prominent land lawyer of
Phoenix, Arizona. in a fit of anger
following his arrest on a charge of
driving while intoxicated, shouted
at the officer ~ hope the Boulder
Dam is never buik and that Imper
iai Valley gets flooded out" Later
he was pronounced intoxicated by
the physician and then was fined
$l75 on the charge of Judge Markey
of Calexico. He was driving n Ii
monsine Of costly make. Officer
Dietrich, in his statement, said that |
the driver almost caused a wreck |
in the north end of the city.
Francis Beauty Shop, "Courtesy
and Service our motto. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist, 647I
Main ST. Phone 3S2W. adv
Sanchez on Trial-Pete Sanchez,
Of Imperial, is on trial today for
the illegal sale of liquor TO a priv
ate investigator of the district at
torney's office at Imperial on July
a5 and &c last.
Brawley to Celebrate-After the
polls close November 4th. Brawley
plans to forget the seriousness of
election cd mpaigns and turn the
populaee into - qualification crowd
regardless ~6f who may win. A
street dance and luncheon will be
the bin provided. The women of
the American Legion auxiliary will
give the dance and the Mothers
Club will give the luncheon.
Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227. adv
Hazel Baker, teacher of plano.
;65 He'll. Phone 220W. adv
Beautiful Hall, keen floor, double
orchestra, Poppy Dance, Calipatria,
.yery Thursday. adv
Legion Meeting wsdnesday-Le-
ZION men who have received ro-:
ice from the FL Centro post that
1 meeting will be held in the Ma
sonic Hall Wednesday night at 8
,. III. will abide by that notice, as
he announcement made in yester-
lay s paper inadvertently gave
night IS the time Of tue
Apologies Eli round are
due for the mistake.
The Supporters of Bob La Toilette
for President will meet in the court
room, FL Centro, Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock. The purpose Of
the meeting is to organize ola
Toilette Club" Don't fail to attend
adv LA TOILETTE COMMITTEE
Francis Beauty Shop, 500 Main
ST. Phone Z for appt. adv
wooda B,essy, Dance Studio 723
Orange. Phone 411W. tdv
Mildred's "Home-Maid" candies
664 Main st. FL CentrO. adv
Money 70 Losn on automobiles
Contracts bought. Fred 3. Gross
500 Main St. Phone $50. adv
Mrs. Brooks Beauty Shop. Phone
226. adv
Davis Beauty Psrlor, tor sppoint.
uents. Phone 227. adv
Harry, Did You
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Mr.. sanborn, for % years Official
photographer for the New York
Geological Society, has taken more
than $4,000 pictures.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25e up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners $l.00. Table de
hote dinner $l.00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Fined SIS Here William heilyi
arrested by Traffic Officer +; v
Aekley and charged with drunken
ness. NJ III Centre, was fined this
norning by Judge !. Mayfield ga
for the offense.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Go where the crowd goes every
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights. The New Valley Open Air
Dance Pavilion at Heber. l7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07
Capital Players
e. Put Up Splendid
Comeback Battle
lContinued from page u

tlYe Continued from page IL
! fonnd themselves in "a position where
/ they had take the offensive and
let THEN defense worry along like
Lack Dempsey
Bucky Harris, the young manager
l5of the American league champions
/ admitted when he arrived at the
, park that he was up against it.
The weather was again reminder
of mid-August.
The field was lightning fast.
The center field bleachers were
filled an hour after the gates opened
and ut noon the upper stands were
well filled.
The Giants were given Slight
hand when they marched across
from the club house. Art Nehf had
little Art by the hand led him down
to the dugout.
The lineup:
Washington
McNeely, ef.
Harris, 2b.
Rice, RI.
Goslin, If.
Judge, lb.
Buege, 3b.
Ruel, c.
Miller SIS.
Mogridge, p.
New York
3b.
Friseh, 2h.
Young, IF
Kelly, 1b.
Meusei, If.
Wilson, ef.
jackson, ss.
GOwdy,. g.
Barnes, p.
ITmnires. OniUleY hehind the Mate.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Steve's for Merchant S Lunch.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Davis Beauty Parlor, for appoint
ments. Phone 227, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Violin, Piano, Eand Instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams are
now open for enrollments. Studio
$40 Main st. Phone 19SW. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Sanchez on Trial-Pete Sanchez,
of Imperial, is on trial today for
the Illegal sale of liquor to priv
ate investigator of the district at
torney's office at Imperial on July
a5 and &c last.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Beautiful Hall, keen floor, double
orchestra, Poppy Dance, Calipatria,
every Thursday. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Only Hardwood Spring Floor IN
ihe Valley, Poppy Dances, Cahpat-
ria, every Thursday. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Hazel Baker, teacher of plano.
Cos He'll Phone 220W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Sheehaa Case Delayed-The charge
against Robert Sheehan, arrested in
Los Angeles on charge of having
issued8 a check without sufficient
funds being in the bank to meet it,
was advanced 60 days in Judge
Franklin J. Coles court this morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-07

Save Every Thursday for th'
Poppy Dance at Calipatria. adv
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Continuation de la 1a. pag.)


Esta comprobado que no hubo OPT
ni6n desfavorable de ninguna clase So
bre el uso del TELEGRAPH Insular hasta
que los Senadores Martinez Nada1 y
Santiago Iglesias contestaron modesto
mente los telegramass del Eenador Tous
Soto. Entonces, y solamsnte entonces,
-parece que Sc envi6 a pedir una OPT
sni6n ,sobre los telsgramas de los Sc
naderes Martinez Nadal y Santiago
Iglesias. ea
fs, La, lluvta de telegran1as, los millares
de palabras del Senador Tous Soto no
$ habian ecausado excitaci6n alguna en-
los departameutos, clio no tenia 7dada
de particular. Desde luego, ninguno de
los telegramas del Senador Tous Soto
al parecer fueron revisados enyiados
al Attorney, 10 cual quiere decir que
ell Comisionado del Interior sns su-
1balternes hicieron una politica peque-
ma de miopla para favorecer los te-
legramas del Senador Tous Soto y Bar
cello, porque en- este case estaban sir
{sv1endo intereses de agentes que Ell 60
bernador Towner ciertas corporacio-
mes dominadoras tienen que respetar va
que elias constituyen Ell verdadero .'po
der invisible en- Puerto Rico. Eel Sc
nador Tous Soto uso legalinente de la
franquicia del TELEGRAPH para hacer la
7politicasdictada desde Wall Street. que
consiste EN- PRoMovER Ell ExrTo
DEL PARTIDo JJNioNIsTA, LA ABB
soRcIoN DE LOS REPUBLloANos
QUE REPRESENTA- Ell sENADoR
ToUs SOTO Y LA DIsoLUcIoN DEL.
-PARTIDo sOCIAIIsTA.
Por este, Sc comprende perfectamen
te, que Ell Comisionado del Interior no
enviara rlinguno de los telegranias cir
lculares del senador Tcus Soto al At
.torney General, Coats llnicamente re-.
mitiera los telegramas de los Senado-
res Martinez Nadal Santiago lyle
sias. 81 no 'fue asf, Gpor que es que
el Attorney General, Coats, al emitir
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-30
TRASTOREOS DEF ESTOMlGO

Los primeros efect0s de Yun est6-
mago eOmpueSto Sc mahifiestal
EN- una creciente falta de nutricion
adecuada, los nervioS Sc debilitan Y,
Seg1n La constitution del individuoas
dolores de mayor 3 menor intensi-.
dad Sc pueden presentar en- caSi cual-
quier parte del cuerpo.
L Todo esfuerzo para curar esaS do
lencias serfa Until perdida de tempo
y dinero al no prestar atenci6n q su
causa original, es decir, La condici6n
empobrecida de la sangre. Lo pri-
nero quedebe hacerser es tomar un
t6nico para fortalecer la sangre y los
nervioS. ~ 4ssi ~ ~
Ell lsiguiente case della Sra. Maria
Rio Cuafto, Prov. de Cordoba, Ar
gentina, demuestra el feliz exito de
tai tratamiento:
"Sufn por mas de un aflo una gran
debilidad de la sangre y del estoma-
go, faita de apetito, dolores en-, La
cintura y la espalda. Me encontre
en- un estado de agotamiento general,
cuando por casuRhdad lego a mis-
manos un anuncio de las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Despues
de haber tornado muchos medica-
mentos, recetados por varios medicos
sin ningIin benefcio, me decidf a
probar dichas p1ldoras. En- la pri-
& mera semana va me sentf mejor, Y
en- menoS de dos meses quede COM
pletamente restablecida.s Hoy me
encuentro robusta y no he vuelto a
tener dolencia alguna."
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams son un tonico para la sangre "
los neryios. FL primer efecto de este
tratamiento Sera un aumento del
apetito. AL declararse nuevamente
un deseo sano poralimentos propios,
las secreciones gastricas Sc normali-
zan y la digestion mejora notable.
mente. La sangre nuevat y ,roja vi
.goriza a todo ell cuerpo. el color
yuelve a las mejillas y labios, y Ell
paciente Sc encuentra en- camino de
pleno restablecimfento. sar4sNa
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II iefe del PaftidO Socialist.

su opinion no nenciona Tous Soto
que fue ell iniciador ell propulsor de
los numerosos telegramas circulares po-
l1ticos? GPor que Sc permite este toda-
via?
Para comprobar 10 que decimos, da-
mos publicidad a las cartas que fue-
ron cruEadas entire ,el Comisionado del
Interior y nosotros, ademas de la OPT
ni6n rendfda por Ell Attorney, Goats.
La opinion del Attorney solamente
, menciona a los Senadores Martinez Ma
dal y Santiago Iglesias para censurar-
los Embellishments
! Tous Soto y Barcel6 quedaron exo-
nerados. No Sc les menciona nj Sc les
tmolesta. Esta opinion tiene un prop6-
sito avieso politico, adem&s de la ocul-
taci6n de los servicios que en- grande
escala presto Ell TELEGRAPH Insular, al
senador Tous Soto Barcel6. Quiere
decirse, que en- Ell Departamento del
Interior y Ell Attorney General son
unionistas para ell servicio de los de-
signios de Barcelo y Tous Soto aun en-
contra los intereses del pueblo. Los
Senadores Martinez Nadal y Santiago
Iglesias, es cierto, respondieron en- dos
telegramas los numerosos extern
SOS artfculos ,telegrafcos enviados por
Ell Senador Tous Soto por toda la Isla,
sin embargo, vean 10 que dice la OPT
ni6n del Attorney General:
'tAbri1 IL, 1924.
tssAl Hon. Comisionado del Interior,
San Juan, p. r.. " sa,Ssa4
Sehor:-
Replicando vuestra carta de Abril 4,
1924, incluyendo varios telegramas lie
vados la oicina Telegrafica de San
Juan por los Senadores, Martinez Ma
fdal y Santiago Iglesias (aqui no apa-
rece ninguno de los numerosos v extern
SOS telegramas circulares de los Ssna-
ldores, Tous Soto y Barcel6), para la
I libre Transmission por ell sistema te1egra-
fico insular y de acuerdo con la Re-
soluci6n Conjunta de la Asamblea@ Le-
gislativa, fechada en- MARIO 8, 1908, pi-
! diendo mi opinion sobre 81 estos tele-
! gramas presentados en- SUI caracter es-
tan dentro del signifcado de la Reso-
lucion mencionada y pidiendo que cla-
Sc de mensajes deben ser considerados
'tcomo asuntos ohciales o cuestiones
de interes publico'', tengo ell honor de
informar a I'd, 10 siguiente:
les casi impossible dar. una exacta
defnici6n de la expression "CUESTIo-
MES DE INTERES PUBLICo" como
Sc usa en- La Resolution que mas abajo
copiamos'':
"Que el Comisionado del Interior
sea es por La presente autorizado
asi sc 10 ordena para que envie
,cada miembro de la Asamblea Legis-
latiVa una carta concediendole Ell
derecho de enviar por las lineas del
Telegrafo Insular, LIBRE DE COS
TO, CUALQUIERA Y ToDoS LOS
MENsAJEs RELATIVES A CUES
TIONES OFICIALES o A CUES
TONES DE INTEREs PUBL
co. j"
= La naturaleza de. cada telegrama y
las circunstancias .bajo las cuales fue
ron enviados, determinan su status, pc
70 yo creo Que puede manifestarse pa
ra vuestra guia general que Ell t@rmino
QUESTION PUBLICA,, como Sc usa
,(Continla en- la pagina 81 4
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! HO T TELES :
CARIRE

Situado en- eI coraz6n de la ciudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos. Ascensor, Te-
lefonos, Timbres, Magnffcas habita-
clones con bano privado y efectos sa-
nitarios. Especial comfort para fani-
lias viajantes. Preeios moderados.
Telefonos 4s4 y 1909. P. o. Box 1926
Gale de. San Francisco, No, 54,
San Juan, P. r.
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AVISO
Certif1cado de Necesidad y
Conveniencia

"a Quienes Interese;-
Por el presente Sc hace saber que
Juan s. Hernandez, domiciliado en- san
Juan, por conducto de SUI abogado.
Ledo. William Guzman Garcia, ha So
hcitado de la Comisi6n de Servicio
-PubI1co Sc lie conceda un certihcado
de necesidad y eonveniencia que lie
autorice explotar un servicio de trans
porte de carga por medic de camiones
entire San Juan-Rio Piedras vice-ver-
sa, de acuerdo con tarifas itinerar1o
que obran en- eesta Secretaria.
El peticionario alega en- apoyo de su
solicitud que no existe entire San Juan
ysRio Piedras un servicio de esta in
dole, y que la concession so1icitada es
de absolute necesidad convenienc1a
pdblica.
Toda persona que desee intervenir y
ser oida en- la vista publica que acerca
de la anterior solicitud celebrara .esta
Comision cuya fecha Sc fijara poste-
riormente, debera presentar a esta Sc
cretaria en- cualquier fecha antes del
dia 8 de Mayo, 1924, I'm escrito hacien
do constar en- detalle los hechos en-
cue funda su derecho intervenir
y ser ofda.
7@ Francisco del VALE, JR.
Secretario Comision de,
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5CoNOCE I'd. La maquina Re-
mington No. IL Quite? Procure
verla examinarla, y no comprara
otra, -pida demonstration sin compromi-
so a GONZALEZ PADTN Co. Advt.
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RI NJEVO .ZAZA'

Ha reaparecido ell muy acFeditado
Embellishments "ZAZA", donde po-
dra I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas pOr expertos
en- ell ramo culinario.
Esta situado en- ell Boulevard del Va
lie No. yes este ell sitio mas venti-
Iado de toda la ciudad.
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Nuestras habitaciones y comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. vi
sitenos. Hygiene comodidad es nues-
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