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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
immunity OFFERED
ASCENDING DEBTOR
Creditors Say Chicago Man May
Return Upon Promise to Pay
$4,000 He Owes.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. December 29.-Cred
ttors from whom Harold a. Bradley,
head Of n bankrupt real estate firm,
fled IN June, 1924. are willing to give
him immunity from prosecution if he
repays them on his return from Dial.
las, Tex, where he was found yester.
day. His debts were said to be about
SIS 900.
Location of Bradley after Nation
wide search disclosed that his flight
was unnecessary. He vanished the
day he was expected to put up $4,000
as q part in financing a So 900 900 co
operative apartment he was building
Meanwhile, financiers had agreed &c
waive the stipulation.
Rentals amounting to $1,000 col
leCted by him as an agent must be
repaid as soon as he gets back, cred
itors said. Most of HIS debts ar,
owed to his wife, who believed hin
dead, and to his mother, who since
has supported herself by making
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
OFFICERS RENAMED
BY CITIZENS BODY
Henry GiIligan Again Elected
President of North Capt.
toll Association.

Henry Gilligan again was named
president of the North Capitol Citi-
zenS' Association last night when the
entire list of officers We're re- elected
for another year at the annual cleo
ton meeting held at the United
Brethren Church, 100 North Capitol
street
Other officers are: DR.. Ella Il. Fales.
first vice president; Judge Raymond
Loranz. second vice president; Jesse
". Morgan. secretary treasurer, and
Seldom NJ. Ely and William 6. Hender-
son. delegates 10 the Federation oI
citizens Associations.
Members Of the executive commit
tee OF the association are: Seldom NJ
Ely. William +. Wise. George a.
Casey. Mrs. Rose Eouchills, Mrs. j.
Talk by Fenning.
Commissioner Frederick \. Fenning,
in brief address before the elections
were held. praised the civic spirit OF
the community and urged the asso-
citation TO carry its problems ana
wishes to the District Building that
he and the other city heads might
know first hand what the citizens
want.
President Gilligan said that the
enlarged BloominEdale section was the
finest III the District, that II soon
viii have 4 junior high and a senior
high school uneAcellcd anywhere III
the District and pointed to other
advantages of the section.
\ resolution presented by George a.
Casey called for making less danger
ous the work in the street car pits
where trolley connections Wer" changed
from underground To overhead. and II
was referred t. the public utilities
committee with instructions to take
The matter up with the Public Cih-
ties Commission.
Removal of Poles.
Mr. Henderson also reported on the
campaign the association is making to
have the trolley poles removed from
North Capitol street.
President Gilligan spoke of the plans
Glade by white house-owncrs of the
section 10 make covenants to prohibit
the sale OF homes there TO members of
the colored race.
4 musical program was rendered by
the orchestra of the United Brethren
Church led by r l.. Young. y basso
solo was sung by William VI. Hanft
and other selections We're given by
Florence YOcum and Marie King
New members elected include George
Newman. Jack X. Scher. J. D. New
Ian. Mrs Marian L. Gilbert. William
Seytord and John Schrelmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
Hoover Asks i. S.
Build Independent
Source of Rubber
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
The best method for the United
States to follow in combating high
rubber prices is to use as little OF
the product as possible and to build
up Independent sources of supply,
Secretary Hoover declared today In
commenting on developments grow
ing out OF charges against an al
legged British rubber monopoly.
He added that If this country
were to sell wheat and cotton In
exchange for rubber, based on a
ratio of cost of production of rub
Der and the price American con.
sumers are paying for it, the wheat
would sell for So Il hushel and cot
ton at rs cents a pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
Salesman Bankrupt.

Harry 3, Gilbert, salesman, OF ESQ
Rhode Island avenue northeast, today
filed n petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy He lists his debts at S2,245.01
and says ne has assets of $3,lS3, OF
which 81 1888 is represented by insur-
ance policies of s2.933. He is repre-
scented b. Attorneys Kelly q Nico-
la ileS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

candy and selling it to Chicago society
people.
Bradley told the story of his flight
by telephone from Dallas to the Chi
cago Herald and Examiner today. He
went to an Ozark health resort In his
automobile and thence to Dallas,
where he sold advertising for a time
as Jack Bradley. and opened real
estate office. He Is reported surer-
vising the erection Of Dallas new
81 900 600 Cotton Exchange Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
This S247.2O Complete Living Ro

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

Mrs. Matte Crawford of Los An
geles. Calf, who conducts services
for the afflicted at Portland, Ore, Is
called the feminine Billy Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
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An elaborate outfit that is as pleasing to the
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Chifforobe, Floor Lamp, Chair, Rocker, Bench
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09
TREAT YOURSELF AS
 YOU WOULD YOUR
 OWN BANK ACCOUNT:
PLENTY OF EXERCISE ADDED TO WHAT YOU GOT MAKES A
 LITTLE BIT MORE LIFE
WE PITY THE HIBIvoRoUs ONE
Because We Were Made Omnivorous and Not Carniverous, We Must
 Watch Our Vegetables.

NEW YORK, Dec. g. (P-"Treat yourself as you would your bank ac- count" do not follow new fads and take plenty of exercise in the open air, are some of the ways to lessen the Twentieth century strain upon the middle-aged, Dr. Edwin w. Dwight of Boston, today told the Association of Life Insurance Presi- dents.
 Fifty per cent of the declinatio of almost any life insurance compa- ny are due to circulatory diseases, the physician said, pointing out that at the age of thirty, just when a man is becoming of real value to his family, community and nation, these diseases begin to appear.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Many of the symptoms which we have and the conditions which are demonstrated on examination are simply notices from the bank that our account is overdrawn.
 "Circulatory disease is largely a personal affair and it's prevalence is in inverse relation to the amount of physical work done in the fresh air. The more confining your occupation the more important it is for you to keep this in mind.
 'This above all: to thine own self be true."
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09
Seldovia Business People
 Lease Out Establishment
 for the Next Three Years

MrM. and Mrs. Wagner, who have been engaged in business at Seldo- via for the past year, accompanied by their children, were among the arrivals in Seward this morning on the Admiral Watson. MT. Wagner has leased out his general business establishment for a period of three years and for some months to come proposes to take things easy, resting up. They leave Seward tomorrow for Anchorage, where they conducted the Alaska Railroad cafeteria. Since residing at Seldovia their family was increased by one, which baby ar rived some months ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

After long survey, Dr. Dwight concluded that the incidence of cir cuQatory disease is in inverse rela- tion to the amount of physical ex- ercise which is taken in open air. other things being equal, it is in di- rect relation to the amount of ner- vous and mental strain.
 His rules of health follow:
 Do not follow ideas because they are new. Consider the Laws of Moses which have stood the test of more than thirty centuries.
 "Do not follow fads, or become extremists in your habit of life. If the Lord had intended you to be herbivorous he would not have given you teeth in the upper jaw. If car nivorous, you would have had canine teeth and claws with which to tear your meat. You were created to be omniverous therefore, eat plain ly of a mixed diet. Fuel is neces- sary for the creation of energy, and oxygen for the combustion of fuel As much energy is needed for mental effort as for physical. The working horse needs more grain than the one which stands in the stall.
 Treat yourself as you would your bank account. Make more deposits than you draw checks and you will create reserve which will be avail able in those physical and mental emergencies which come to Us all
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

G. R. Crook, who has been employed for some time as a guard at the SeI- dovia jail was among those arriving in town this morning on the Admiral Watson.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Walter Cleghorn, better known to the host of fight fans in this district as the Cook Inlet Kid" is passenger on the Admiral Watson en route to Cordova
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Dreaming of fire, Baron von Pir- quet of Vienna jumped from a hotel wndow and was severely hurt.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Man comes into this world naked and with nothing on him, but in a short time everybody has something on him.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Stanley T. Rossoff of Pontiac, Mich. secured a court injunction to keep his mother-in-law away from his home. 5
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Six car loads of coal are being loaded aboard the Admiral Watson today.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

The city of Leicester, Eng, has established classes of instruction for women motorists.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-09

Children's Sleeping Garments al Urbach's. 323
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

va demuestran un egoismo mas
grande del que censuranos, y las
que pronuncian discursos en- Goa
ira del orgullo Sc sientsn orgullo-
SOS de ellos, A
q En- realidad, para La censura de
cua1quier vicio es menester una viz
tnd. somos tan debiles y nuesr
tras virtudes son tan dudosas. que
la censura de los otros debia de-
jarse los perfectos, los cnales
son demasiado pocos.
Los que censuran las debihdades
de la humanidad deben estar por
encima por debajo de elias. Sa-
lom6n y Job, dice Pascal, como
clan La miseria del hombre y han
hablado en- los mejores tSrmiucs
de ella; 81 uno siendo el mas fehz
y ell otro el mas infelz de los sercs;
conociendo uno La vanidad de los
placeres pOr experiencia y el otro
la realidad del NAL por experiences
tambien.
En- ambos casos Las opiniones de
estos hombres eran verdaderas por
que ninguno conoci6 el placer. Ell
uno por exceso y Ell otro porqOs
siempre vivi6 apartado de 81.
Copyright, 1926. por The Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
NOTAS EDTTORIALES
LAS CARRETERAS

Mucho hemos estado habando 1Itirnanente de econo-
a gastos del goberno Por desgraca paso eta
pa Nuesta atenc6n tene que ahora un
detale sno situac6n completa; rata de da
to de aarna ell peigro esta va einante es meneste
sae all encentro Lo empezo una discussion sobre
81 estado de uestras nanzas paso rapdaente n nten
to fstrado de reduction en- 81 pesupuesto a IA aParcon
del Pfoyeco ag dgno de guaI suee Desde ah, e sato
ha sdo denvo; hemos legado la tentativa de rebalar
e e suedo los maestros Ia suspension general de ira
baio las carreteras "a donde evaraa proxra in
ciativa?
de feedos contraproducentes para evaros la runa La
nca esperanto que queda esta deposfada nuesros
hobres directories va los luchar brazo pardo
contra enenigo intangible formidable sabrernos
aprecaros zen SUI usto vaor No adelantemos opniones
preicos DejenoIos actuar Pero sf fenuncemos
neso deecho de coperar por la restauracon de la nor
naIdad la isIa
Esta no sera possible mentras la anenaza Proyecto
Hag penda sobre nuestras nstras haya miles de obre
sin rabao aguardando mpacentes que nuestra Legs
laura sunnstre fondos para la construction de carreteras
pals ell nuestro donde Ell n1n1ero de bra
inacvos alto que constuye por 81 solo uno de
nestos prncipaes problemas Ie ene que hacer dea
mpone Sabdo que Puerto Rico generalmeneno tra
baja sno padre de famIia. la esposa las hiasse
sunir entire todos nico saario que sin
abgarrada tropa de sobFinas abueas tas de-
taben participant de eI forma mas enos drectaA
Asi que dear honbre sin rabajo cas cfrnen
punto impossible les sera estos grandes
bahos obreros haar aconodo canpos va que
aqu apenas enemos indusIas dentro de poco Haig me-
dante estas tambien desapareceran.
Este es TN probIema fnucho mas aprenante que Ia dis
lejanas orzonte las ocuta por complete Tratemos
ccnura a crisis que ha de resutar como consec.enca de
este paro Deosie abajo estos obreos por eI ben so
q ben nueso Eos no podran prosegir en- la inercay
.nosotros no podremos proseguir con este lastre.
Todos sabenos la como ell Proyecto que asig
nsba dos mones para carreteras hzo tiste regeso
la caara Despues de aprobado la Legislature
decir por So representatives del pueblo cuando solo espe
rdba ma del Gobernador para hacerse ley proyecto
bio retrcceso inaudito solicitud del sehcr Guerra
quien sabe que motives que ntenciones e
ha dado ell caFpetazo que ha traido la presene stuac6
Los miles de obreros que han tendo que abandonar
hefranientas regresar hogares aguardar Ia ega
da rremsbe de nsera no han hecho habar todavla al
sencr Guerra. Qzas este decda hacero vountara-
nene explque por que ha obtacuzado Ell pfoyecto des
Pues que ambos cuerpos legsatvos, ei ms1o e haban
sinpartdo aprobacion.
aouien resolver este ntrincado asunto?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
Editorial diario del D.. Frank Crane
Ell BEN Y Ell NAL

'Poca gente habla de Ia humil-
-humildemente," dice Pascal
en- sus "Pensamientos'', "pocos de
Ia castidad castamente y pocos du-
dosamente de La duda".
NADIA mas cierto que este. Los
Que mas hablan de La castidad sen
los que tienen una reputation os-
cura. En- cuanto los que dudsa
albergan tanto dogmatismo como
los que Green. No hay que notar
sino La seguridad a macha mar.
llo con que hablan los que dudan
Los que dudan debian tambien
dudar de sus dudas, pero segdn dire
Pascal, estamos de tai manera he
chos de contrariedades, duplicidades
y mentiras, que en- nuestros ataques
contra las creencias, usamos una
creencia tan dogmatica intoleran-
te como las que atacamos.
Los que tienen alguna virtud
apenas Sc dan cuenta de ella y los
que nos hablan de ella son los que
no la tienen. Muchas veces cuando
alguien ataca una cosa es porque
81 mismo adolece de esa misma fsl-
ia.
Coiamos, por Ell eienplo, Ell egofs
mo. Nuestros ataques en- contra s1-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
Ell FISCAL MAsSARI
DA ExPLICACIONEs

Y aver mismo Sc recibio en- La of
Gina del Attorney General una car
ia del Fiscal Massari en- la cual este
expHca los hechos. Hace constar que
procedi6 la investigator por una
confidencia de COrtijo, y que enton-
ces orden6 a la detective aclarase
los hechos.
Como resultado de La investiga-
ci6n de la detective, la Ferrer fu6
trafda a presencia del Fiscal, y en-
tonces ella voluntariamente. segin
alega Ell Fiscal, solicit6 ser someti-
ca a un examen medico.
FL resultado del examen demos.
tr6 que la mujer no habia dado a
luz.
No ohstante, ell Fiscal Massari ha
ce constar que Cortijo solo hizo una
confidencia, no acus6 nj juro de-
nuncia, y que por tai raz6n no hay
notivo legal para proceder contra
81 por perjuro.
En- cuanto a la denuncia radicada
por Irene Ferrer en- la Corte NUM-
cipal contra Cortijo, Sc nos informa
que el acusado fue absuelto por fal-
ia de pruebas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
DE CAMUY
REGIA vE1.ADA

s
No hace mucho, celebr6se con
gran entusiasmo en- la escuela Jose
J. Acosta de Camuy una velada
a cargo de La simpatica y admira-
BILE sefiorita Calixta Fitzpatrick,
competente maestro de Ciencias DO
mesticas.
Las gentiIes y bellas jovencitas
q. tomaron parte en- ella; Mary villa,
Josefna v6lez, Gloria Babilonia,
Eleonora Arana, Aida Gloria Gar
cfa, Ana M. Machado, Eli Ruiz y
varias mas que lamento mucho lie
recordar.
Estas semi-artistas como podeis
llamarlas; Interpretation sus uape-
les de una manera admirable que
fueron Objetos de calurosas ovacio-
mes.
Doy de mi parte las mas cxpresi-
vas gracias La amable y entusias
ia maestro, sefiorita Fitzpatrick, al
senior Pelaez, quienes con su pro-
grama Y cooperation ayudarcn al
realce de esta velada, donde tan
buen ratio de so1az y esparcinden-
to pasalnos los que ella conc.lrris
mos.
CoRREsPoNshL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
UN ToRNEo DE CULTURA
FISICA
(Por nuestro colaborador
Ball-Man.)

Parte del programa de la sema-
la del Milo en- Cayey fue una ex-
hibici6n del joven Instructor de
cultura Fisica, Pepito seda, ell
Short Stop formidable y ell slugger
temibJs de las Panteras. Lo que
era para 81, como maestro, una ex-
hihicion, era un match para las Els
clelas Logia'' y nMufioz Rive
r1fs rfs de la ciudad v un torneo agra
dable, simpatico y hermoso para
los Cayeyanos. La exhibition re-
,sult6 brillante, ell match interesan-
te y Ell torneo divertido. seda triun
ia, " sobre sus triunfos, cimenta
el interes de sus educandos y del
lpnblico.
E En- Ell match de ejercicios fisicos
entire los alumnos de las Escuelas
"Mufioz Rivera y "Logia'', am
bos planteles Sc disputaban una
hermosa copa regalada por Ell CO.
merciante de esta plaza sefior Je-
sds Maria COllazo, la cual CORES
pondi6 como trofeo de su lucha a
la Escuela ''Muaoz Rivera, ven
cedora por muy pocos puntos sobre
su contrincante "Logia''.
Los Stands y e1 Campo Atletico
del Club Deportivo estaban mate
r1almente atestados de pdblico, pc
70 de un plbhco animado y entu-
SHASTA, que aplaudia sin cesar cada
movimiento de los distintos CRU
POS.
Ell jurado 10 componfan dos oficia
les americanos del ejercito porto
rriquefio Ell senior s. Sanchez,
professor de natemAticas de la High
School v delirante fan deportivo.
Ell interes, ell entusiasmo que Ie-
vanta Seda, merece un APPLAUSE, por
c1o hacemos estas notas, para tri-
butarselo p1blicamente.
Haga ahora ell instructor triun-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
ELoCUENTE THsTIMoNIo CUE
VALE PoR MIL.

Ell secreto de la conservation de
Ia salud y cuando esta ha desapa-
recido, el descubrimiento de los me
dios de restaurarla, ha sidO en- todo
tempo Ia mayor preocupaci6n de
los hombres de todas las edades al
trav6s de los siglos. Conforme con
este imperative de la ciencia, Ia
terapeutica moderna en- su gigan-
tesco avance en- pos de este anhe-
10 salvador, ha estabIecido de ma
nera concluyente principles hjos e
invariable como normas de saiud
difundidas en- nuestro siglo aun en-
ire las personas menos ilustradas.
Eegdn aquellos dictados, sangre pu-
IA y bueua saiud son terminos de
absoluts eQuivalencia. Pero 81 los
6eganos encargados de depurarla no
Aumplen debidamente su mission. no
80 hacen esperar los efectos de Ia
presencia de toxinas en- el organis-
mo Y mas tarde Q mas temprano,
haran su aparieion afiigiendo los
pacieHtes con toda clase de padeci-
mientos. Anticalculina Ebrey rea-
liza . maravilla este mandate. su
poder fortalecedor de los rinones
d eli higado, por inveterado que sea
eI nal que los deprime. es tan cons
tante ' efcaz que en- POGO tempo
ha venido a constituir el renedio
mas energico e inofensiTo para es-
.os padeelmisntOs y el sequito de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
LA FERIA DE vANIDADRs FUE
ELEGIDA PoR Ell PUBLrCo
ENTIRE 31e DIFERENTEs
PRoDUcCIONEs

La pelicula La Feria de Wanda
des' que Hugo Balm hizo para
Ia Goldwyng, es probablemente, la
primera production cinematografi-
ca, cuyo asunto ha sido seleccionado
por el pdblico. Cuando termin6 ell
concurso, MIR. Ballin habia recibido
8 .233 cartas que mencionaban SIG
asuntos diferentes. De este modo
pudos Ell pulsar Ell verdadero sentir
del pabnco.
81 treinta por ciento de la CORES
pcpdencia pedfa La antigua nara
ei6n melodramatica, de tonos fuer-
| tes; Ell diez por ciento Sc decidia por
la novela detectivesca o misterio-
sa; ell veinte y cinco porciento que
ria la novela de treinta afios atras
pero contraria al melodrama. que
ria que sus caracteres fuesen de to-
nos mas suaves, que ell villano tu-
viese algdn sentimiento bueno y que
en- el heroe Sc encontrase algln Pc
cadillo. Treinta por ciento pedfa las
novelas con escenario y trajes de
osrat6poca, Y entire este treinta por-
ciento una mayoria abrumadora eli
gi6 la novela de Thackeray. HLa Fe
ria de vanidades". Un cuatro por
caento pidi6 las novelas cortas de
los magazines, y cosa extrafa, solo
nm uno por ciento pidi6 pelicula CO.
raicas.
y Esta gran creacion Sc exhibira
en- 81 Gran Teatro Rialto ei jueves
p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21
lJn empleadO que Sc teDla como una Ca
Ianidad ViViente7 transfOrmado en- un hOm-
bre NuevO J Feliz con Anticasulina Ebrey

intermediates que de su NAL fun
cionamiento dimanan. Miles son los
testimonies que diariamente esta-
mos recibiendo en- este sentido de
los mas apartados rincones del mum
Go donde Sc ha impuesto esta pre-
paraci6n en- fuerza de sus asom-
prosos resultados. Entire estos, me-
rece especial mencion el impcrtan-
te certificado que nos ha remitido
eli senor Martinez, cuyo elOcuente
testimonio nos releva de tOdo. CO.
mentario.
Fajardo, Puerto Rico. .'Tengo
contrafda con ustedes una deuda de
gratitud muy grande que deseo sal
dar ahora. Desde hace mas de un
aro sufrfa atrozmente de los rinones
los cuales no me daban un solo mo-
mento de reposo. Fuertes dolores de
espaldas, en- las ingles, los pies y
los costados me tenlan poStrauo. 70
era sencillamente una calamidad Vi
viente. Tenia los grimes de un color
lechoso unas veces, y sanguinolento
ctras v me causaban agudos dolores
cada vez que tenia necesidad de ha-
Ger aguas y este era 10 mas frecuen-
te. Cansado de usar varios medica-
mentos y habiendo perdido va toda
csperanza de curarme, lego a mis-
unanos, por obra divina, eI Libro So
ore Anticalculina Ebrey pubhcado
por ustedes, en- Ell cual vi explicado
elaramente los males que me ator-
nentaban y las causas de mi enfer-
reaad. Inmediatamente, aunaue con
poca fe. envie por un frasco de Anti
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-21

calculina Ebrey a la Farmacia Or.
ddfez = comenc6 a tomarla en- la
forlaa prescrita en- la receta. Al las
primeras dosis y como por arte de
encanto, senti casi instantaneamen-
te un gran alivio que termin6 por
una completa curaci6n cuando terHli-
ne Ell segundo frasco. Gracias la
Anticalculina Ebrey hoy soy IN
hombre nuevo v me siento. feIiz. En-
vfo ustedes Ell presente testimonio
de mi curaci6n, como un acto de MI
gratitud imperecedera. autorizando-
les para que hagan eI uso Que mas
les convenga'
Antonio P. MARTINEZ.
Anticalculina. Ebrey Sc vende aho
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