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New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
WAR IS DECLARED ON .YIOLATORS AT REVERE Clean-Up Within Week or Police Dept. Will Be
 Abolished

Revere, aMss., July IS F-Citi- zens of this seaside resort were watching today for action by Mayor John l.. Walsh based on an ultt- matum delivered to the local police force yesterday by District Attorney Thomas c. O'Brien of Suffolk county. giving the police one week in which to "clean up" the city.
 The district attorney announced that in the event of failure he would "advise the mayor to abolish every position on the police force and call on the state police for protection"
 He said he would ask the state constabulary to remain in control until men can be added to the To- cal force who have self-respect enough to free the city from exist ing intolerahle conditions"
 The district attorney later was in vited to take immediate action by the mayor. who informed him in a letter that he had been offered large sums of money to tolerate vice. gambling and liquor selling in the resort city. The mayor pledged his aid in any reform crusade the county officials might undertake.
 At conference with the mayor and police, District Attorney O'Brien said special investigators employed by his office had been at work in Revere for three weeks. He named 27 places where he said liquor can be purchased and said many of them were patronizcd by women and girls and said that a man locally known as the mayor of the avenue" ap- peared to control the law-breaking activities of the city.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
New York Cop Arrested
 By Easthampton Sheriff

Last Hampton, Conn. July 15.- Ernest Jacobson, sppernumerarv m The New York police force, was ar rested last night by Deputy Sheriff hay Young on a charge of felenous e'Sault and attempted extortion.
 Young received a telephone mes sage from Inspector Leahfy of tbe N'" York police asking him to ar rest Jacobson, as he believed he was h"ad'd for East Hampton. where Jarohson has relatives.
 l' is alleged that Jacobson de- nanded money from a woman road houSe owner in New York state near the Connecticut hordrr. following his purchase Of liquor and when he failed in his attempt to get it. he teat her making his getaway in m automobile
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
ORTHODOX JEWS OBTAIN
 SITE FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE
Buy Massey Property on Winter Street And Will Build House
 Of Worship.

The Congregation Tcferas of Is- rael, composed of orthodox Jews who are not in sympathy with the modern trend in local church serv- ices, completel a deal last night by which the property of Patrolman Michael Massey at 76 Winter street became theirs as a church site.
 A synagogue will be erected on the lot now occupied hy the two- family frame house. The congrega- ton is newly formed and in its mem bership are some Of the city's lead ing Jews.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
GIVEN WHIPPING
.S Year Old Wife Rcater at Fred criCk, Md, Is Floggcd st Post Under Terms of Law.

Frederick, Md, July l5 Pl-Rob- ort Shroyer. cS year old, convicted of wife beating. today was whipped at the post by Sheriff lngomar w., Albaugh of Frederick county. Ten hshos were applied with a regula- ton blacksnake whip under sen fence passed last Monday by Magis- tratr Guy K. Motter, Shroyer shook hands with the sheriff when the sen tenCa had been carried out.
 The whipping took place in the privacy of the Frederick county 1ail with only three witnesses and a physician present. Ii was the first whipping of a white man in the state in several years. Under Mary land law the punishment for wife heating may be either a jail term or tho whipping post, In the discre- ton of the magistrate,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
American Yacht Once
 More Defeats British

Eoifesay Scotland, July 1s tP.- The American siv meter yacht Lanai today won a third victory over the British defender Coila. and took the SoaWanhaka cup for the United states. The British boat won the first race while the next three went 10 the Lanai The times for today's race were: T.alai hours 4S mon utes IS seconds; Gotta, hours 50 minutes 2 seconds.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Foreign Views Seen

By The Associated Press.
 Washington. July 15-Disclosure that French official opinion does not regard the time as propitious for inaugurating steps toward revision of extra territorial rights In China throws into clear perspective the na- ture of the discussions now in prog rcss between the various capitals. The exchanges turn entirely on that one point, since all the powers sig natory to the Washington arms treaties and resolutions affecting China already stand committed to the principle of revision of the spe- cial rights enjoyed by their citizens In that country.
 Idea Is Not Clear
 The expression of French opinion that the essential preliminary" of the prospective revision "is that China restore order and show she can maintain 1t" is not entirely un- derstood in Washington. The only thing proposed by Secretary Kellogg and given complete sanction by President Coolidge is that the pre- liminary study by an international commission of inquiry Into the present practice of xtra-territorial Jurisdiction in China, and into the laws and judicial systems and meth ods of Judicial administration of China" provided for under Wash ington conference resolution num- bar five, be initiated without delay.
 It is further provided for In the resolution that the commission shall recommend to the governments Suitable" methods 10 improve the Chinese judicial system and "assist and further the efforts of the Chi- nese government to effect such legis- lation and judicial reforms as would warrant the several powers in re- Hnquishing, either progressively or otherwise. their respective rights of extra a-tsrritoriality."
 The resolution includes both on tho part of the western signatorv fD"Nlo tllu Ol NIllIld neTSelT th6 specific reservation that none of the slEnatory powers shall be bound bv the findings of the commission of inquiry and that each may accept or reject such of the commission's recommendations as it sees fit.
 In view Of these clear Limitations upon the nature Of the inoyiry the Washington government has been able to see no merit in the conten- tion that the inquiry should await more stable political conditions in China.
 The Washington policy is based on the belief that inauguration of the eNtra-territorial inquiry would of Itself aid in stahilizing the Chinese situation and help 10 pave the wav TOT an actual curtaiment of tbo ex. tra-t"rritorial privileges which have Teen for years regarded with hos tlHty ny groups in the Chinese ponu- lation.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Armed, Masked Bandit
 Holds Up Danbury Car

Danhury. July Is uP,-A lone rob Der whose face vas covered with a red handkerchief held up William Wood, motor n-conductor of a trolley car on the Danbury and Bethel street railway, al the North street terminal of the road on the outskirts of this city about midnight last night and al the point of a re- volyer took Woods change carrier, containing aSS-: SIS.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Franklin. Vt, Business
 Center Is Burned Out

Franklin, Vermont, JuIy F 'F- The business section of Franklin was almost wiped cut c7r'v tc17v hv fire which started from aH ur3e- termincd cause in the Farmers Fz- change building. That umldirs a large hotel, a hardware stor.. gar age, tailor shop. millinery store and three residences were destroyed le- fore tho fire was hrouEht under con- trol. The loss was estimated 7t S5n,- ooo. Aid was sent to tho local fire department from St A}h1ns.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
LEFT NO WILL
So Temporary Admini~trator k Named For EstltC of the Late Baroness MuhlCn.

New York, July l. 'P Temper ary administrators ot the estate of Baroness Helen Eur Muh'cu, fnImar- ly of Texas, who died as 9 result of a fall from a window of hsr apart ment in the Ritz Carlton ho'" on July s, were appointed 'olay iH Sur rogate O'Brion on applnJ'l"n ot h'r mother, Mrs. Esto1l, C5rrwhars, of New York. The 'e'a'e. in tiiS crhn- try, is valued at S5O,uoo.
 No wilt Was left Mrs CarrutArrs stated in hcr petition. mltss 'ae Baroness had male a will in Jya. where her hushani, Baron George Franciscus Eur Nuh'cn. lc>il.5
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Girl Knows Nothing

Syracuse, N. Y, July Is R)-Two hours spent by Police Chief Martin l.. Cadin here today In questioning Miss Ruth Stark, Syracuse girl re- ported 10 be a close friend of Philip k. Knapp, sought In connection with the murder of a Long Island taxi cab driver. failed 10 bring out any information which will aid the au- thorities in their research for Knapp.
 The grilIing was based on reports published yesterday that Knapp had visited the home of Miss Stark here early one morning last week and had seen her mother. Both asser- tions the girl flatly denied, adding that she had not seen Knapp for several months and was In no posi- tion to know his present where abOutS,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
SI-SpECrS EInpIrNtrNr

Mcriden. July Is tP-Atiorrey Benjamin Tonkonow. acting as jus tice of the peace yesterday, married Miss Agnes E. Calm. daughter of Michael Calm and Arthur l.. Dowd, son of Jeremiah Dcwd both of Pal- mer. Mass. Each gave 2f as correct ages but the justice thought they appeared younger and suspects ~n elopens.r.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
'KNAPP'S HOME IS SEARCHED IN VAIN
Posse, Armed to Teeth, Hunt
 Over Parents Estate
MOTHER AFRAID OF HIM
Chase for Thrill Slayer" Continues. Cin Friend of Accused Unable to Give Authorities Any Information ns to Ills Whereabouts.

Waterloo. N. r. July Is P>- State and county officers early today encircled the Covert cove summer home of the Knapp family and searched every nook and cranny | without finding trace of Philip A. ! Knapp, army dcserter and suspect Hd murderer. The young mans mother told the officers that her son "as not there, and added that should he come he would be turned over to them immediately. Armed to the Teeth Ten ,45-caibre revolvers were trained on the Knapp home as Sher- If Fred Olschewsko awoke the fam fly in the early dawn 10 demand ad- EmittaAce. William F. Knapp. father 1 of the suspect, was in the house asleep, as were other members of the family, when the officers ar rived this morning.
 He is not here, has not been hore, Is not wanted. and will be turned over to officers immediately should he come" Mrs Knapp told Ithe scarchers, between bitter sobs. Why l am afraid of him. He might kill some of us, He is not responsible for his actions"
 Still in Locality After the search officers were con- tident their quarry was not within 300 yards of the cottage, but said they were still satisfied he is in Seneca county.
 The finding Of an abandoned au- tomobile three miles from the Knapp home last Friday was still unex- plained today. Ul.dersheriff Trout man, who lowed the machine to his garage. reported that yesterday he was instructed by telephone to re- pair the machine and charge it to Mrs. Knapp.
 Officers expressed surprise al find ing Mir. Knapp at home. They had been informed that he was In Syra- cuse yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Wow! More Leg and Less Neck to Be Seen. Is the Fall Style for Women

Now York, July 16 R-More leg and less neck will be on view next fall If the conception of autumn modes for women pre- Vails as revealed at the showing of the National Garment Re tailers' association.
 Skirts Is or 16 inches off the floor were not unusual at show ing last night, while collars were Invariably high. For tailored dresses there were vests that but toned high al the neck.
 Sleeves on dresses were either long and tight or long and fow- Ing. but always long.
 The waistline was suggested more definitely than In recent seasons.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
LOSES USE OF LEG

Bridgeport. July Is P.-seymour Wolff cS. of Buffalo, N. Y. who was shot last week, while attempting 10 escape from the officer who arrested him on charges Of passing bad checks, has lost the use Of his left leg as a result Of the wound infiict- cd. according to reports from the hospital today Wolff is wanted fin Schenectady. Syracuse. New York and Trenton. Y. J. on similar charges.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
1URNs PROVE FATAL

Waterbury, July IS R-Rctty Theriault. seven year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Edward F. The riault died in st. Mary's hospital this morning of burns sustained Monday while playing With matches near her Hitchcock Lake home.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
STONE VISITS rnnIInGr

Swampscott, Mass. July 15 tPa- Melville F.. Stone. counsellor of the Associated Press. arrived toLRy at White Court to be a house gus,t of President and Mrs. Coolidge.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
s's9 s% FOUNDED UP IN
 COUNTERFEIT PLOT
Secret Service Men Arrest Eight
 More in New York
fl GIRLS ARE INCLUDED
Action Described as One of Most Extensive Counterfetting Plots Ever Uncovered In This Country by Authorities.

New York, July IS tP>--Arrest of eight alleged counterfeiters In BrooKlyn during the last IS hours made a total of so arrests by New York secret service agents In what was described as one of the most extensive counterfeiting plots ever uncovered in this country. Eleven girls were among the 80 arrested.
 Scientific Organization
 Joseph A. Palma, divisional chief of the secret service. said the band was organized in a scientific man ner, having manufacturers, whole salers and retail agents. Most of the 72 girls and men arrested earlier were retail agents, while the eight prisoners locked up today were be- lived to have been wholesalers,
 Twenty agents of Mir. Palma's staff had been on the trail of the counterfcitcrs for three months. Counterfeit notes for approximately $S5,000. ranging from s5 to s100 in denomination. were found In the Brooklyn raids
 The first raid was In the basement of a restaurant, where the secret service agents said they found counterfeit notes totaiing s1S,000 hidden in tin box. Two men, Frank Acquavia and Joseph Maggie, were arrested in this place. Six men were arrested in a second raid. also in a restaurant. where many counterfeit notes were found. The prisoners described themselves as Benjamin Gallo, Vito Bello, Antonio Ferendo, Charlea Landia, John Ma rIno and Samuel Sansalippo.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
MnNIAN \ SIITInE

Torrington, July Is UPl-Miss Rose Crowley, aged 4S. killed herself at her home here today hy cutting her throat. She had been suffering with a nervous breakdown,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
Thinks Time Inoppor- tune Believes Chi- nese Govt. Should Restore And Maintain Order First. e3,|ss,If
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Washington Confused by Stand, But Does Not Agree That There Should Be Further Delay.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Paris, July 15-This is not a pro- pitious time, it was said in French official circles today, for negotia- tions seeking revision of foreign eXtra-territoriality privileges in China. The opinion was expressed that the preliminary essential for the proposed nine-power Chinese conference is that China restore or der and show she can maintain it.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

Portland, Ore. July IS R-Wil- liam H. AtWell of Dallas, federal judge of northern Texas was elected yesterday afternoon as grand exalt- ed ruler of the B. P. 0. F. in the annual reunion of the grand lodge here. Riley C. Power of Montpelier, Nt.. was named esteemed leading knight and Clyde Jennings of Lynchburg, Va, was elected a grand trustee for five years Fred c. Rob- inson of Chicago has been named grand secretary of the order for his twcnty-second consecutive term.
 Chicago has been chosen for the 1928 convention.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15
HIGH TIDL
THE WEATHER

Hartford. July fS.-ForeCaSt for New Britain and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Thursday. not much change in tempcra- ture.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

Average Daily Circulation For 1uis %fst llt% Finding '' 12,OO7
New Britain herald., 1925-07-15

The statute, he also held. does moi unlawfully deprive Scopes Of any oi his liberties, privileges or property.
 The alleged vagueness in the in. dictment, he held, did not exist. since il substantially copies the word Of the statute and therefore is sufficiently certain"
 Weakness charged in the law in
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
--DIA 21.

Sc reanudara Ell festival de Ia
verbena, a las 7:30. P. NJ, con el
funcionamiento de un tribunal su-
premo de justicia, de poderes on-
nimodos, compuesto de areopagi-
-tas con faldas, cuyas sentencias
seran inapelables (como las de
todo tribunal femfneo) Y las null
tas que Sc impongan han de SER.
"marineritos sobre cuhierta" (na-
da de boquilla).
Pagoda india con sus hierofan-
tes, encargados de iniciarnos en-
los sorprendentes ritos Y abraca-
dabrantes misterios del Hindu.
"Pica" morrocotuda.. Ia "pi-
ca" de la suerte. .-donde STEM
pre- Sc CANA.
Retrecheras limpiabotas daran
trillito a sus "shoes" para que pue
da usted lucir ell piececito bailando
un merenguito con una gurabenita
"a mar de salerosita.
Sc repetiran los -espectaculos de
la noche anterior, inclusive globos,
fuegos artificiales. Y demas pc
cecillos que hacen reir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
DIA 22

A Ia hora de costumbre 7;30 pm.
Sc seguira la broma con la pesca
en- seco-a bragas enjutas-, pesca
de tiburones. guabinas. :. Y
otras yerbas.
Floristas, que dan el opio, Sc en-
cargaran de engalanarle a usted el
cjal de la levita (sin alusiones a la
de Mr.. Butter) con la flor de lis...
0 con un clavelito.
Preciosas cigarreras Y cigarri-
lleras que, ademas del opio, dan el
haxix de sus gracias y hechizos,
nos ofreceran 10 nejor y mas puro
de los puros pitillos de nuestra IN
dustria regional, puros y pi-
tillos de ..'chupa Y d6jame Ell cabo,
que hume las glorias de la vida
SON..
Repetition de los numeros de las
aocbes anteriores, amenizados p5r
la misica.
LA ,COMISION.
NOTA: Quedan cordialmente in
Nitados los pueblos lilnftrofes, Y re
imitrofes, para gozar de tan ale-
gres Y divertidos espectaculos. q
Otra: El bale, todas las noches.
ccn 10 que resultaran tres noches
de paraiso con sus hurfes...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
PROGRAMA
DIA 20

A las 5 A. NJ. alegre despertar a
los acordes de una orquesta.
A mediodia, esa misma orquesta
recorrera las GALES de la pobla-
cion ejecutando brillantes pleas
de su escogido repertoire.
A las 1880 P. NJ, dara comienzo
el festival de la Verbena, elevando-
sc en- la plaza publica varios glo-
bos multicolores y quemandose Wis
tosisimos fuegos pirotecnicos (muI
ticolores tainbien).
Palomas mensajeras, en- figura
de adorables munequitas, reparti-
ran telegramas y marconigramas
interplanetarios, para enterarnos
de la m1sica celestial de Ia poll
tica cue desarrollan los lideres de
.eJas arriba.
Horoscope de la dicha del
amor, por Ia maravillosa maga
Omega" o "Miga".
Un kiosko restaurant, donde ma
nos. blancas de dogaresas nos ser-
Yirdn Ten verso) el clasico lech6n
en-vara-asaO y ell Indispensable
arroz con polio, amen de otras
burundangas. con los que--a pre-
CLOS m6dicos-sacaremos Ia tripa
de NAL ailo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
LaMasticacionDe
Coma es Benefca
para Los Dientes

~DentisiAa han hAIado. que el ejercicio de
u mAstieaci6n do gonna pFomuevc
mejor nutrici6n de los dientes -"
~LA aeci6n purifieadora de Ia gonna al
iniFeducirse entire los dientes, ayuda
maniensros lbres de partieulas que 80
inlroducen en las endiduEas y grietas,
cue eausan 81 dahadurA pSrdidA total"
Il hombre extremadamente ocupado
~ 10 mismo Ia niujer-raramente
disponen de tempo para limpiar los
dientes despues dc cada cOmida. A
pesar de clio, deberian ser limpiados, y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

Otro kiosko de refrescos de to-
das clases-colores y sabores-pa
ra las personas de gusto.
Bales popnlares al aire libre,
en- Ia deliciosa glorieta de la plaza
pdblica, iluminada por focos mil,
mas potentes que soles de primerf-
sima magnitud.
Concerto jibaro Y function de tea
sro en- el salon del temple de la Lo-
gia, con arreglo a programs que
oportunamente circularan.
La mdsica amenizara dichos es-
pectaculos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
NOTAS De SPORT
cRoN1cA DE EDDIE COLLINS.
lei LIT BROTHERS" RoMP1o
LA CADENA DE TRIUNFoS DE
LOS DUQUEs, AL CoNQUIsTAR
LA VICTORIA EN- LA ULTIMA
LUCIA LIBRADA.

Despu5s de haber obtenido siete
victorias consecutivas, los Duques
perdieron al enfrentarse con la no.
vena Lit Brothers Apesar de 10
desastroso del "score', Ell juego
resulto una verdadera porfia, por-
que vefase los rubios luchando
con bravura por arrebatarle los lau-
relies a sus contrincantes, no obs
tante la mala suerte ''acaricio' a
los alentonianos, y una anotaci6n
de seis a una vino traerle una
derrota.
Con sorprendente maestria lan5o
Jones por los 'hermanos", y solo
siete hits habian podido conectarle
los rubios hasta e. septimo inning.
En- Ell episodio final, lograron los
Duques anotar la dnica carrera del
dia mediante tres muy cportunos
toletazos. Hubo maravil1csas iuga-
das en- Ell curse del desafio y a este
atribuyen los cronistas el fracaso
de las huestes de Landgraf. Porque
la labor de Hendrix, picheando por
los rubios 10 fue inferior la de
Jones, y sinembargo fueron muchas
las anotaciones del Lit Bros.
Pasquella forma parte del Lit
fCnntinlia en- in Dac. 12l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

Los pueblos eultos Y progresis-
tas, que lejos de eneerrarse den
;ro de su egoismo individual, que
.odo 10 ahsorbe, destruye y aniQui-
Ia. Sc esfuerzan colectivamente por
el embellecimiento urbano, asi CO.
mo por el bienestar Y felicidad de
los que en- ellos nacen Y conviven,
son pueblos dignos de todo enco-
milo y merecedores del respeto Y
Ia admiration p1blica.
Gurabo, hasta ell presente, aun-
que pobre de recursos en- su Admi-
nistracion, pues apenas cuenta con
los ingresos suficientes para cubrir
sus necesidades p1blicas, sin en-
barge, en- su esfera individual y
colectiva. labora, dia tras dia por
81 engrandecimiento Y prosperi-
dad.
Prueba iITecusable esos dos her
mosos temples, el de la Logia Ma
s6nica y el de la Logia Oddfeli-
ca, que sc levantan altivos V pre-
potentes, para orgullo de sus ini-
eiadores y para gloria y satisfae-
ci6n del pueblo de Gurabo.
Hoy Sc trata de hacer el Iltimo
esfuerzo Y terminar la construc-
ci6n de la verja del Temple Mas6-
nico. Seguramente que los gurabe-
nos, sin distinction de ideas nj de
elases, han de mostvarse propicios
nuestros propositos iran gusto-
SOS a la Verbena para prestarnos
su valiosfsima ayuda.
En- cuanto a los masones de la
LEILA y sobre todo de los pueblos
limitrofes que puedan honrarnos
con su presencia y fraternal ayu-
da, estamos plenamente satisfe-
chos de que no nos negaran sus
brios nj sus entusiasmos.
He aquf ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18

QUE Sc HA DE CELEBRAR EN-
GURAB0. DURANTE Los DIAS
20. q. % DEL PRESENTE MES.
POR LA VEN. LOGIA "HIJOS
DF LA RAZ0N", CON Ell FIN
DE OBTENER FONDOS PARA
LA CONSTRUCTORS DE LA
VERA DEL Temple
MASONICO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-18
La MejOr Receta Para Forta-
lecer H0mbres Y Mnieres
DebiIes Y GaStadOs
Miles de personals han hallado ma
ravilloso aliyio en unOs pOcos dias.


81 su medico no Sc 10 ha recetado to-
dayia. vaya donde su drcguista consi-
"a un frasco. Su nombre es Nuga Tone.
D. Nuga-T Tone devueve la cnergia Y el
vieor los nervios musculos gastados.
Produce sangre rica. fnerte firne. aa-
montanGo cOnsiderahlemente su capacidad
de resisteneia. Produce un sueho repara.
dor buen apetito buena digestion. Re-
gu.eriza a funcionamiento de los intes-
tlnos v le devuesve el entusiasmo v IA
amhici0n. ST usted no Sc s;ente perfecta-
wente bien esta en- 81 deber de ensayarlo.
~ no recibe ningun benefcio NADIA le cos
tara No IS desagradable para tomar Y
usied empezara sentirse mejor inme
dietamente Tome,o solamente por unos
pacos dias 81 no Sc siente mejor de-
yuelva FL saldo del frasco su droguista
81 le devolvers su dinerO Immediate
iHrnte. Los manufacturers del Nuga-Tone
soslCta de todes los drnguistsas den Ia
gnsHrtia de qne 81 usted no queda satis-
frchc le devnelyan Embellishments su di-
zero. Recemendado. garant.zado de ven
"a eE todas las bot.eas.