davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1925-01-07

bIIIys a cross between beL-
gian police dog and a wolfhound.
disappeared from Mr.. Hoffman,
home on the morning after the
Knickerbocker disaster. in 1922.
He was let out on that morning.
and padded through the snow. out
of sight,
While Mr. Hoffman advertised
and offered liberal rewards for the
doy's return-and no questions
asked-his little daughter. Stella,
then three years old, cried for her
playmate.
Gone Three Years.
Three long years interviewed, and
BILLY" didn't show up. But Mr..
Hoffman. trusting to the sagacity
which he knew the dog possessed.
never gave up hope.
Sure. he'll come home" he told
Mrs Hoffman, when she occasion
ally asked him, to test his faith IN
BILLY" whether he thought the dog
would ever return.
Last Saturday morning, when the
snow lay crisp and white over
Washington, Mr.. Hoffman left his
house to go to work at the Metro
politan Clothes Shop, 931 F street
northwest.
He had just kissed little Stella
goodby-but she wasn't little any
more. Stella was now q grown up
lady of six wears, going to school.
and the little one OF The Hoffman
family was Miriam, pretty young
person who boosted but twenty
months
Mr.. Hoffman descended the steps
and turned into the street. Toward
him, picdding through just such a
snow as mantled the city in the
disastrous winter of three years ago,
came the long-lost BILLY" on his
way home!
Follows New Mistress.
Billy" cried the astonished mas
ter, and the big dog, kicking the
snow with fast-flying heels, darted
for his owner, and all but over
turned him with his great fcaresseS.
Delighted, Mr.. Hoffman led tho
dog into the house, where the fam.
lily gree ted the prodigal in Il man
ner especially reserved tor prOdlgals.
But Stella wasn't the big beast Is
favoritt any more. He didn't recog-
nize her. She had grown out Of
his recollection. To him little
Miriam was queen--a baby mistress
he had never seen before, but IN
whom he seemed to glimpse the
little girl he had played with long
ago.
Mr.. Hoffman notified the Tenth
precinct police station of the dogs
return, just as he had told the
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
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IN
SCHOOLS
ASKED
Board Of Education Submits
Bill to Congress Providing
Reorganization Of System

Complete reorganization of the
District public school system, in
Guiding the complete change in the
method of handling school esti-
mates and the expenditure of
school funds, is made in a bill sent
to Congress today BY the Board Of
Education.
The bill provides for the aboli-
ton Of 4 number OF positions ii
the school staff and for creation
Of substitute positions.
ImIliediate Action Sought.
1T Is the earnest desire of the
Board of Education THAT the bill be
introduced at the present session Of
Congress, = it was stated in the
letter transmitting the bill to Con-
gress, which was signed by Mrs.
William Fl. Heron, chairman of the
committee on legislation of the
Board of Education.
The bill provides that the Board
the expenditures of all school funds.
1t provides that the board shall be
free from the control of the District
Commissioners in the preparation of
estimates and provides that the
school estimates shall be sent di-
rectly to the Budget Bureau by the
Board of Education. Under the
present SNsfeft ne estimates must
first be- submitted to the District
Commissioners.
Make Expenditures Now.
Under the present law, expendi.
lures of school funds also is placed
In the hands of the District Commits.
sioner.
The propoed bill provides that the
District purchasing officer. disburs.
ing officers and auditor also shall
serve in these capacities for the
Board of Education.
Purchase of land for schools anu.
Fairgrounds is vested in the Dis 3 {
commissioners, who, however. are to
be guided by the Board of Educa-
ton.
The Commissioners also are
charged with the construction of al
school buildings and with authorize
ton of repairs and improvements to
school buildings, after consultation,
with and approval by the Board OF
Education"
The business manager is given
rank as an assistant superintendent
under the measure. which also
creates the following positions:
Two directors of educational re-
search. to rank as assistant
superintendents: an assistant super
intendent Of Kindergarten and
elementary education in grades |.
2. and 4: an assistant suDerin end.
ent in charge of elementary and
Junior high school education in
grades to 8, and an assistant
superintendent in charge Of educa-
tional extensions and supplementary
educational activities. and two
directors of home economies.
Some Positions Abolished.
The bill reduces the number of
supervising principalships in the
white schools from 8 to 8 and in
the colored schools from A to 2. 1t
also abolishes the positions Of
director Of intermediate instruction,
director Of primary instruction and
director of domestic science in both
white and colored schools
All the new officers are to be ap-
pointed by the Board of Education.
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SnoOB Brings Hon1eDog
After Three Years
e "a eAOro
And they say dogs can't think

And they say dogs can't think!
If happen to hold that absurd opinion don't waste
your breath by offering to Henry Hoffman of $3.50
Tenth street northwest, the Of Billy
The Washington times., 1925-01-07
WIFE CLAIMS HUSBAND
BEAT HER WHILE DRUNK

Alleging cruelty ana non-support,
Lily Ray Kelly today riled suit in
the District Supreme Court against
Edward James Kelly. who, she says,
is a foreman of heating construc.
ton plant earning $S5 week, for
limited divorce and alimony.
The plaintiff, represented by Al.
torney Ralph A. CusicK and JONAS
NJ. Smith. alleges that when her
husband returned to their home on
the evening of December %, last,
he was under the influence Of
liquor and gave her a severe beat
ing and in his attempt to throw
her down the cellar, hurt and in
jured her.
They were married at Alexandria.
Va, February 10. 1918. and have
two children. whose custody u re-
Quegtad by the plaintiff.
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PROJECT s
APPROVED
BY 6 TOO
VOTE
Blanton's Opposition IS Bitt6r.
But FutiIe$f Is, 900. 900
Initial Cost

Following d brief but bitter
fight, the House District Commit
tee today voted six to five to re-
port favorably to the House the
Senate bin providing for develop
ment Of hydro-eIectric power at
Great Falls.
The bill was favorably reported
to the full District COMMITTEES TO-
day by the special subcommittee.
which las held extensive hearings
during period of more than !
year en the ne ire.
Efforts were made 70 prevent
reporting the bin 70 the House.
Congressman Thomas Z. BIantOn
Hof Texas filed minority report
against the measure.
UnderhiI I1its Bill.
. Bitter opposition also was voiced
#by CONGRESSMAN Charles L. Under
hill. Of Massachusetts,.
In his report on the bill. Con-
gresham Frederick n. zihlman. Of
Maryland. chairman Of the subcom-
nittee. recommended the building
OF the first unit, dam at Chain
Bridge. by the Government on
condition that guarantees are OBJ
tanned to satisfy the Federal power
commission that the interests Or the
Government will be protected.
The first unit will cost approx
mately $1s.O0O,OOo, Congressman
zihlman told the COMMITTEES. He
said that the entire project, includ
ing power dams at Chain Bridge
and Great Falls. and three storage
dams in the headwaters of the
Potomac, viii cost $44.o00.o0o.
D. C. Electric Needs.
1T is estimated that the needs of
the District for light and power in
1920 were sos, 900 900 kilowatt
hours: that the demand for power
is steadily increasing, and that It
win reach SOC, Oo0, 900 kilowatt hours
per annum in 1880, and 100000, 900
kfIowatt hours in 1945.' Congress
man Zihlman said.
"The Chain Bridge dam alone will,
it is estimated by engineers, gem
crate 415,0o0, 900 kilowatt hours ar
nuallv. and the most conservative
estimates OF this water power project
show that with a saving of only two
mills per kilowatt hour, from $7OQ.
900 to 500 900 per annum would be
saved to the light and power users
of the District OF Columbia up to the
wear 1945, and after that period the
sum saved will be more than $1.00'
900 annually for the consumers q
light and power"
Saving to Capital.
The present cost Of electricity in
the District is comparatively low.
Zihlman said. although he declared
that the cost to the consumer us
higher than in some Of
the neighboring cities
He declared that the most coz
servative estimates show that hydro
electric power can be delivered In
at cost OF as mills
per kilowatt hour.
$13,0OO,OOO Initial Cost.
ITO neglect this great project,
situated as it is close to the large
centers of population, !" zihlman
told the committee, lis not only
from the standpoint OF
conservation, of the great natural
resources, but means a yearly
economic loss to the people Of the
District.
when it is considered that the
splendid natural resource can Be de-
veIoped at an initial investment Of {
The Washington times., 1925-01-07
By WILLIAM HARD.

The following results manifest in Washington today
situations growing of the rejected postal pay increase
bill and of the newy-drafted District of Columbia rental
control bill:
The Republican part of the Senate has suffered
loss of prestige through the eighteen members who
so easily switched After having voted in favor of
the postal pay increase voting President
veto of it, especially since certain of them had personally
pledged themselves to override the
The Washington times., 1925-01-07

President Gains Prestige.
In the meantime the President
has not only increased his reputa.
ton for political power but has
largely escaped any resentment from
the postal employees. The postal
employees regard the President as
having consistently followed the
course dictated by his temperament
and conscience. He said that he
would veto the bill and he did veto
it, and he has gone through with
his policy to the point of getting
his vote sustained. The postal en-
ployes are nourishing no serious
grievance against the President.
Their fury il directed against the
Senators who promised to be with
them and who then, as the EN-.
ployes see IL, turned against them.
simultaneously, while the Presi.
dent has thus suffered no loss of
prestige among the trade unions i'm
the postal service, he has made an
enormous gain Of prestige among
the sO-called "prOgressives" in gen.
eral through his sympathetic atti.
tude toward the proposed rental
control bill.
Surprises and Pleases.
This attitude Of his toward that
bill, while 1t is guarded an1 cir
cumspect attitude. has called forth
intense surprise and much applause
from progressive" quarters in
Washington.
Certain "prOgressives" I'M Con.
gress are about to make speeches
welcoming the President to their
ranks in the guise Of at least a
transient recruit.
One of these 'progressives'' now
Intends to laud the President as an
intermittent progressive" and in
tends to mention the following things
as indicating 'progressivism' on
the Presidents part:
The Presidents resistance to so
called "jfngO" sentiment for on.
teTlng into naval competition
with Japan I'm the building of muI.
tiiHdes Of cruisers and submar-
ines and other auxiliary Warcraft,
The Presidents support OF the
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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Something to Worry
About Over
Sunday

T IGNUM V. IRON-HEAD
H Puzzle Editor of The
Washington Times announces
that on Saturday, January
10. he will publish an entire
page of crossword puzzles
in this paper.
Be sure to get Saturdays
paper, or you may not have
anything to worry abOut over
Sunday. Lignum says it is
going to be a wham.
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MucHos Sc pREGUNTAN

Por que Gtodo Ell mundo anuncia
en- Ell MUNDo. son variss las ra-
zones. Que So pueden aducir que
.justifcan esta preferencia de los
anunciantes por el "diario de la
mafiana''. La circulaci6n. informa-
ci6n detallada de los mas recien-
tes acontecimientos, la Iectura es-
cogida de nuestros coiaboradores
extrahjefos ! mnchas Ctras, que ell
ppftibnco senssato enc1entra en- las
paginas de este diario.
Nuestto SstSnla de anuncios ca
sifcados y Ia oportunidad de pu-
blicar dAranfe una semana un an,,n
clio por tan bajo precio, hace que
c6nstantemente estemcs recibien-
do 6rdenes de anuncios para esta
secci6n.
Anuncie- 10 que usted crea no
hace falta en- su casa y al momer-
to tendra compradores que lie ha-
ran ofertas. p.
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-
~ uANDO nsted SO ptopo-
ne anunciar. asi como
~ al emprehder IN m iego-
eiO. ad0pta todas las
medidas q su alcanee para Ka-
Ger Ia mejor inversion de su
di1erO.
81 usted desea saber en- que
diariO le convene anunciar, te-
niendo presente la cfrcuIaci6i,
del nismO. le recomehdamos
pregunte al yendedor de pefi6-
dlcos mas cercano, cual es q
diario mas solicitado por eI MI
blicO.
Eii0Ss HfejOr que nadie. DOdrsn
dar listed ell detalie mas exar.
tQY asi c0riprobara atie asr,sIn.
ciar en- Ell MUND0 ':es ven.
der.
Busque listed
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HANGA. Sc vende bien barata la
guagua Recreo No. 1 con fran
ouicia entire San Juan Y Rio Pie
dras. Informara Tel 1126 escri-
ba al Box 1860, San Juan. 7-15
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llfma. ihsianles maa6nieas. aimoha-
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nemeFg - . AAme Al feisfono ole
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a. AaeFs D h4n eulunanas. insnf bra
a. para alnacfn - etmsafo. ffn'
tas. amrAge a eonslRnael6n d. mgrex.
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MAQU1NAS DE ESCRIBIR usa

CE NECESTTAN tres sefloritas
que quieran ganar un buen suel-
do vendiendo un artfculo de gran
consume. Procure traer buenas re
ferencias. Gabriel Ramirez, Cruz
% bajos. .s. 7-12
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mejor ealldai. blen termlnada.
y q pFeeios sin eompetencia. Hace-
mos t0da elase De b0rdados en- ma
auina. A6ndenoa Las nnedidas. Acep
tamos 6Fdenes G. o. ID. Para infor-
NEE Caieta Dc San Juan No. IL.
han Juan. ~ p.
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NElksIT0 comprar. Automovil
pasajeros que este en buenas con
dlrlones para trabajar plblico. Con-
dleiones 2 plazos tomandome en-
esienta Hudson super Six ! pasa
jeros con buen motor. Dirijase ve-
lAzqnez. Destln0 81. esl. caparra,
catano. $3.50 7-12
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IVENDO casa nueva de dos plan
tas en- el mejor sitio comercIal
de San Juan, Buena inversion pa
"a persona adinerada, 8 por. ciento
interes asegurado. 1Eformes, Box
22I.. San Juan, .7-13
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A LAS FABRICAS de gaseosas

A LAS FABRICAS de gAseosas ,
fuentes de Soda. lOfreeemos en-
existencia Tubos de Gas Carbonico
de 44 libras de Ia General Carbo-
mic Co. Ningnn preoio mejor. que
ell nuestro. ning6n servicio mas ra
pido. b. Amy =. Co, Sucr., Box
1854, Comercio IL altos. SAN Juan,
|P. h. p,
EINCA: Arriendo 100 cuerdas We
ga malojilla colindante Rio Pie
dras. Debera comprarse 50 vacas
cruzadas y aotros enseres. Ia mayor
parte On production, Informara, Ha
Ito Rey. Bog 139 Q TelefoEo $50
verde. Sauturce. 71f
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! NNUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no

MUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
pagara NADIA por mudar su IA
milia a cnalQuier parte de La Isla.
Solafpente pagara por sus. muebles
un precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de. gomas de aire, Sus
muebles no sufriran. ningnn desper
fecto. Trasla daremos a 50 familia
gratis en- buenos earroa de turismo,
Tenernos personal, bien .educado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884.
Santnrce o dirfJase pefsonalmente
a Cerra No. Is. P.
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SE yENDE . precios sumamente
baratos dos Bucks, @ cilindros,
dos bucks cillndros, Ford
Roadster. I Ford Touring. Dodge
Roadster. ! Chandler Roadster, /
Oakland Coupe y Dodge Toufing,
informara The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor. Tele-
fopO =, 8. 5. comercio st. n. IL,
san Juan. Puerto Rico. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10

CE VENDE precios sumamente
baratos I'M Buick 6 cilindros, z
pasajeros, eun Ford Roadster, un
Ford Touring, un Oldmobile Z pasa-
jeros, un Hudson z pasaje-
ros, un Dtodges cinco 5pasa-
jeros, un Chandler Roadster, un
Oakland Coupe, in Cadillac s pa
sajeros v un Hudson Speedster. IN
formaran The Fisk Tire store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefo-
no A. g., s, Comercio st. No. II, San
Juana. +. = &c., = $4,000 ..-.-.zP.
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I IIRBANIZACION. DE sola. Sit

residential. Avenida Alexandra
Tapia, ounce metros ancho. Aqua,
luz. telefonos. Sc venden solares al
contado Y plazos. Informara !:
Ave. A. Tapia 101, Tel. 81 azul, ca
lie del Parque 40, Tel6fono 287 ne
gro. Geo S. Latimer. 7-21
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MUSICA para Piano. Recibimos
semanalmente los dItimos hits
de New York. Tambien un gran sur
lido de conplets y mnsica espanola
en- general. EnviO a La isla franqueo
extra. Los MuchachOs, San Juan,
+. Il. P.
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CT VA A NEW YORK: Casa de ia
milias comodidades. excelentes.
Entire Broadway Y Central Park.
Precios razonables. Avisando espe-
raremos en- muelle. Or. J. ]. Font,
10 West. 91st. st. Informaran p.
O. Box 400, San Juan, telefono
1105. 7-31
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-10

|NENDO GUAGUAS Day-Elder y
Federal con sin fFanquieia re-
Glen reparadas Y pintadas. Estan
en- perfecto estado. Informara Artu-
ro Puigdollers, Lola ST., 1S7, Stop
E44 7-15
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TRIsTALEs i EsPEJ0S

q NA1A tALA1o EA5A LSOos eHue-
mos muy baratos los cristaIes
de colores v bIancos para yentanas !;
Espejos para puertas de armario,
Closets v tocadores, no deje de pre-
guntar precios de cristales a Merino
ROdrlgpez & .Hnos.. San Juan. ST
s~s~s~s~s~~~s~~s~
para MANTELERIA, Ropa de Ca
ma. Adornos, etc., etc. vfsite, La
Villa de Madrid. ]. Yillamil Y Co.,
Tel. 1856. San Juan, p. o. Box 764.
..s..,-.-,. -. ....... TIA
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CE ALQUHA. EspIendfdo local
para almacen. dep6sito Off
Gina. En- la Marina. Pfecio razo-
snable. Informara. Ma1gor HERNIA
nos v Co. Tetuan st. 43, San Juan.
SO
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A LQUILO. Casa nueva concrete

LVOALO. casa nueva concrete,
esquina Gales Parque Y Hospi
tai, Santurce. Cinco dormitorios y
habitaci6n criados, sala, comedor,
etc. Doble garage. $85 mensuafes
y ell aqua. Telefono 1885 Rojo. San
turce. 7-1a
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CE vENDE. casa de esduina y So
lar con entrada propia para. "a.
raje. Solamente $1,000 de pronto.
Renta $40. Informan Gale Ribot
No. s.. Santurce. 7-24
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KILTIK ID. Una preparation ar
senical para el complete .exter-
mimic de las Igarrapatas. Garantiza-
do de producer un efecto eficaz.. Y
rapIdo. Pida infrmeS a :. LOS Mu-
chachos''', Sues: de A AIayol Co,
San Juan, p. II. p.
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cE VENDE en- $4,000 un magnffi-
co negocio de automobiles y ba-
.terfas .establecido en- Santo Domin-
go por mas de cuatro amos. Pro-
duce $4OO de ganancia mensual-
mente, Con buenas representacio-
mes. De mucho porvenir. Su duefo
es un extranjero quien tiene que
ausentarse del pals por su salud.
Dir{jase al Apartado 1876, tere-
fono 1910 negro, San Juan. 7-15
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GARAJE. Amplio con habitaci0n
Y cuarto de bano independence,
Sc alquila a persona respectable.
lVeaIo, Avehida de Diego No. 8.
7-1O
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EXPERIENCED accountant. and
Auditor. English and Spanish
Correspondence. General business.
Willing to work with reasonable
concern. Can take charge OF both
accounting and correspondence
departments. Apply f. F. General
Delivery. San Juan. S-4
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NEVERAS.-se venden de tOdos

NEVERAS.-Se venden de todos
tanafios. Unica oportunfdad de
ROble Metal. Buena para restau-
rant. Colmados, Carnicerias. Boti-
cas- y Hospitales. etc. Luna No. 3S.
Tel. 1919. z. o. Box 1909. p.
sNS~<~NS>s~S~~s~~SN SN~~N
Al CABAMOS de recibir un precio-
so surtido de etaminas de Fam
tasia. La Ultima Noyedad. Con var
da media o dos yardas Sc puede
hacer usted un traje. A 75 centavos
yarda. Pfdanos muestras. Hacemos
envios C. o. d. La villa de Madrid.
J. villarhll Y Co, Tel. 166, Box 764.
. .s. ....sa.a.. l7s14
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=CUAGUAS:-- yendo dos guaguas
Day-EIder con o sin Tranquil
cias Martin Peha v Rio Piedras. TIE
'iefono 954 azul, Santurce. Aparta-
do 9S1, Santurce. 7-1s
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UAGUAS. Sc venden DOS sin
franquicia. Cadillac. Precios
de situaci6n, propias para inaugu-
rar lfnea nueva. Informara, Box
S23, Santurce 0 Echevarrfa Bros.
Garage. Martin Pena. sc
.N~~r->---@sA.-->'>>> ~-~e~%~>~NS~
MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBIR usa-
das: Oliver" No. 5 Y No. o.. des-
de $500 en- adelante. APPROVE
CHE! FERRETERIA FINLAY.
(altos) Allen esq. S. Justo, San
Juan. visftenos y escoja La maqui-
ma de. su conyeniencia. $50
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CO Wade ci,aiet seahaao eons
ffair esfiio Amsesieene. dos plan-
fes EsFsle. eomodIaades modernas
tilFamaF. eaiie iieFnandeE paFada
- fafiliaadfs para = TaEo. Ia
fsFhm felffenoa azla =. !. l5si3
EanlaEle. lis
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CT LA TOS LIE MOLESTA. Pi

en- su farmacia un frasco de
."HYoToLE' Ell excelente jarabe
que hace desaparecer la tos mas re-
belde en- POGO tempo. No dele de
probarlo en- segnlda. Cohvenzase de
clio. ,s.s.a 7-27
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CE ALQUHA en- MifamSr casa de
o habItacioneG. servfcio santa
rio. garage , un gran patio por 7b
d0lares mensualea. InformEran; te-
lefono POS. San Juan o rojo, Sam
turce. Up.