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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
SEEK COUPLE
ROBBED BY
THIEF

Having disappeared since they lost
$1,000 in a moving picture show Mon
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ards of Los Angeles, Cal, are now
being sought by Chief Deputy Alfonso
Newton.
Information has been obtained by
Chief Newton and deputy sheriffs
which may lead to the recovery of the
lost money.
A strange telephone message to the
Breckenridge Park tourists camp
Tuesday first revealed that the Rich.
ards had quietly packed their belong
ings and slipped from the camp with.
out leaving word where they were 60
ing.
Tell Mr.. ard Mrs. Richards I can
lCll Jutm hutEt u Llllu lAtAL LAOASsy
was the message the superintendent
of the park received over the tele'
phone.
A search for the couple showed they
had gone.
Deputy Sheriff John Subira is in
vcstigating the telephone message.
Officers are puzzled by the disap
pcarance of the couple. They cannot
understand why they should have left
the city so soon after their loss ant
without making a more thorough cffort
to find the money.
Chief Deputy Newton said Thursday
he has other information that maj
lead to the recovery of the money, bu
is handicapped in his investigation
| without the aid of the couple.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
BUSINESS" CAREER
LANDS BOY In JAIL

Detective Hartman ended the bust
ness career of i 14-year-old Chinese
boy Wednesday night.
Alec same to me, he no catchem
business spirit" the father, a grocery
store owner. confided to the officer.
Like heem velly much in jail"
The officer called for an explana-
ton after the fathers brief request.
He steally eaton of cigarettes sell
EN- for 20 cents" he explained.
Like heem yelly much in JAIL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
MIX AND TONY WELCOMED
ROYALTY BY L0ND0NERS

animal to enter a private car which
had been provided for the journey
from Los Angeles to New York.
Tom had to explain the situation III
detail to Tony before the handsome
animal would get aboard. After that
he seemed to understand and behaved
most decorously throughout the re-
mainder of the trip.
WORKOUT ON SHIP
The crew of the liner upon which
the pair sailed, constructed a bride
path around the deck in order that
Tom and Tony could have daily
workout.
When they appeared for these SEES
sions every passenger that could crowd
near had the opportunity of witness
ing some amazing stunts with a six
shooter and a rope, while Tony per
formed as only that intelligent animal
can.
Throughout Europe it was the same.
Man and horse were invited to many
formal functions and always were the
center of an admiring throng who
wanted to touch Tony to make sure
he was real.
The book gives an interesting new
angle on the character of the popular
actor and should be appreciated by
friends of Mix,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10

the Two-Spot Editor was his chal-
lenge.
Crumpled in his hand was a 81
bill.
Lets see the number" the Two
Spot Editor demanded.
"Oh, it's one of the lucky ones, all
right, l found the number in The
Light"
And it was. 1t was two-spot No.
B.60242537-A.
TAKES EN- ALL.
Il was out collecting this morn
ing and took every twOs spot coming
my way. Are they unlucky? I'll say
not
Mr.. Neighbors was given $40 bill
by the Two-Spot Editor of The
Light and went his way rejoicing, an
other two-spot disciple.
He makes the fourth person to
cash in on The Lights 81 bill con-
test. He makes the eighth person to
benefit by the campaign inauguratcd
by The Light, and joined by the
Texas State Bank and Trust COM
pany to help Uncle Sans treasury
department remove the jinx from the
two-spot. 1t is being done with the
approval of the Treasury Department
and is helping Uncle Sam get more
twos in circulation ard relieve the
heavy demand on 81 bills.
HOODOO DEPARTS.
"Two-spots are unlucky and you
can't remove the hoodoo," somebody
said.
But The Light, in a campaign run
ming less than two weeks, has dis
proven this theory. Ask the Texas
State Bank and Trust company off
Gals who already have paid out
thousands of dollars via the lucky
deuce route and are still sending out
sos calls for more of them.
1t isn't a gamble. Nor is it a
test of anybody's luck. It is in real
ity an effort to capitalize keen eye
sight. Everybody gets 81 bills. Most
of us hide them away, ashamed to
let our neighbor see us with an I'M
lucky two. We get rid of them as
soon as possible.
But there are others who are not
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
They Change

The charming damsei OF today
Has everything she wishes;
She even has a STEADY" who
IL pleased TO wash the dishes,
But when the damsel of today
Is welded she'll discover
That mntrimony somehow wrought
A great change in her lover.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
10 PRIORE TO APPEAR
AT BENEFIT HERE

Sante 10 Priore, Italian virtuoso
who appeared in San Antonio last sea-
son, will be heard in a benefit con-
cert at the Gunter Hotel October 20,
at $50 p. m. Money derived from the
concert will be used for the clinic of
the San Antonio Heart Association.
David Garcia of Laredo, who ac-
companiCd 10 Priore in his last San
Antonio appearances, will again b.
present. The Italian has been on a con-
cert tour of Mexico.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
It's a Long Lane

Beloit College suspended J. N. OAR
ling now the noted comic artist,
Ding" in his undergraduate days. for
caricaturing the faculty. 1t has Just
conferred on him the degree Of doctor
Of letters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Nora Lee %EI en0reMeI1erfr1
Andrews Wife Threatens
To Expose Margaret's
Love to World
CHAPTER XIII

Nora Lee knet at the fireplace, striking match to
the newspapers She watched the flames squirt about the
knding She added logs and remained staring rgidy at
the hot blaze though this xity of hers would prevent
tomorrow from coming would Danish the empty and
the shadows and the echoes.
AS long she kne here and didn't turn the familiar
form sat and smiled Just there Margaret would be read
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
His Long Suit

The first thing Charlie Chaplin
was allowed TO do when he recover
ed from his illness was TO take
walk. That, by the way, is his
long suit. His walk helped win him
fame.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
May Be Useful

Admiral Robson. commander OF the
United States fleet, was presented
with a Maori paddle by the Maoris of
New Zealand. Now, perhaps. he can
make the boys in the navy behave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Snake Story

An 1s-foot serpent invaded Relarista,
southern Spain, causing a panic. A
troop of soldiers is searching for It,
and most OF the men in town have
boarded the water wagon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Famous Last Words

'T'lI bust your face when I get
out Of this" said prisoner to one
Of our superior court judges. We
predict he, will get the limit when
he's sentenced. -..ssg .n.-.-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
1 Get the Point i?

A valley man says he's building up
a good business selling the fruit from
prickly pears he grows but has to
watch market demand closely SO deal
ers won't get stuck.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Cornerstone Ceremonies to
Be Held Sunday
Afternoon.

The dream of a number of public
spirited San Antonio women-a COM
Portable home for the little waits who
are fatherless and motherlcss, is about
to be realized.
Through years of hard work, UNI
firing efforts in soliciting funds and
making plans. success is about to
crown their efforts.
For, with the laying of the corner
stone of the new Protestant Orphans
Home, now under construction on a
high hill overlooking the Bandera
road, that dream will come a little
nearer its realization.
And before January 1, the new,
airy home, which will provide comfort
and cheer for young tots, will be COM
plctcd.
MASONS TO OFFICIATE.
The cornerstone laying win take
place at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
under the auspices of the Masonic
Lodge. according to announcement by
the building committee of women who
made an inspection of the work this
week.
A program, appropriate to the &C.
casion, will be provided.
Music will be furnished by the Al
zafar Shrine band.
Hugh r. Robertson will deliver an
address on behalf of the lodge.
]. Croswell Hall of the Conopus
Club and Mayor John w. Tobin also
will speak.
The Conopus Club, through a drive
for funds, contributed materially to
the success of the project.
MODERN HOME.
Another speaker will be Mrs. G. Ii,
Surkamp, president of the board of
directors of the home.
The new home will be modern in
every detail pnd was planned to pro
vide every comfort possible for the
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Lots of Them

Mexico is going TO model her taxa
tlon system after that of the United
states. Well. Mexico will discover she
has a great variety from which to
choose.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Tingeing the Skies

The skies are always bluest
Above golf courses-there
Compulsion is the truest
And men learn how to swear !.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10

When Tom Mix rode Tony down
the streets of London during his re-
cent European tour, the populaca
almost mobbed the modern Sir Loeb
invar of the screen in their efforts 10
greet the man and horse.
Tom tells all about his experiences
in a book which he has written for
The Light and which will be published
in serial form beginning Sunday.
"a Cowboy Abroad" is the title of
Toms book in which he describes his
experiences from the time he left Los
Angeles until his return to the film
colony.
POPULAR ABROAD
The pair seemed equally as popular
in England as in the United States
and they were given an ovation when
ever they appeared.
While in London Tom and Tony
we're invited to take tea on the lawn
of the Lord Mayors estate and both
accepted.
Tom filled up on tea and cakes
while Tony nearly gorged himself
with sweets which the women insisted
upon feeding him, despite Mix fear
that his pet would become i'll.
Tony had baked at the very outset
of the trip when Tom tried to get the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Sparkling Time

when an irresistible girl meets
an immovable man the sparks begin
TO fly" says Gjuro.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
Untirnley

Paris reports coal scuttle hats
Of the Victorian period are COM
ing into style again. They won't
fl. in with the anthracite strike.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-10
UNFORTUNATE
ONES CASH IN
! LUCKY BILLS
All San Antonio Saves
Two-Spots. as Lights
Campaign Succeeds.

Il never got anything free before
in my life, except a pie at a country
fair. This is the second anniversary
of my employment, By the way, and
l am sure it augurs good luck"
Miss Mary E. Cannon, 314 West
Myrtle street, employed by the San
Antonio Public Service Company.
handed W. ]. Walthall, of the Texas
State Bank and Trust Company, 81
bill Wednesday afternoon. In ex-
change for it she was given a crisp
ten. She cashed lucky 50 bill No.
B.S3561379-A.
Thanks, now / know there's no bad
luck connected with a two spot. I'm
going to start a collection Of them. ="
she added as she tucked the SO bill
in her purse.
BEARS LUCKY DEUCE.
She was the fourth person to cash
in on the 50 bills being passed out
daily by the Texas State Bank.
A short time before, R. S. Neigh
bors, POS Fredericksburg road, had
strolled into the office of TIL"
Light.
I'm looking for the man they call
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SUPPLIED MISSION.

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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11
HECTIC STRUGGLES
MARK final HOURS

Continued from Page One)
and withdrawal Of names for the
same, giving signers is DAYS within
which to withdraw after the final fill
ing date.
Irrigation Measure
A number of senate irrigation dis
trict bills were passed. One of these
is said to be important, because it al
lows districts to buy up abandoned
land in the district at tax sales when
there is no ether bidder and there
after sell the land to new settlers or
others who wish to farm the land.
A senate bill was passed to regulate
oil and gas districts in the state, an
other to enable certain corporations
to extend their existence by an easier
and less expensive procedure, and
still another to enlarge the class of
people who are entitled to homestead
exemptions from execution for debt.
A senate bill which became a law
will make a change in the way coun-
ty school superintendent operate
their offices. It provides that such
offices shall be open every day in
the week when the superintendent is
not inspecting schools. The old law
required hut one day a week.
=" A Clerkships Consolidated
A senate bill consolidated the clerk
ships of the state board of examiners
and the "state boards. and Officers"
which latter includes a number of
Estate institutions.
A bill from the upper house ex-
tended the power Of municipal water
companies to serve districts outside
the city limits, and a r;~-1bc~ &C bills
on banking originated in the senate,
probably the most important of these
to pass being that which creates a
banking commission of three members
; to study the needs of the state and
formulate a new banking code. Sew
eral senate bills protecting the cream.
cries and the butter and cream pro.
2 ducing industries were passed.
, The senate bill to refund. the ole
= debts of the state at 4 per cent inter.
est was passed. This bill provides fol
certificates in the amount of $3,75O,
!, tO0G to take up state warrants. Tht
r Legislature also passed Griffin's reso
luton to pay back about 100000
f taken from the permanent school fun,
+ and used in state administration be
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11

tween 1895 and 1920, and which au-
thorizes the state board of examiners
to issue certificates payable to the
school income fund from the general
fund in this amount.
Other senate resolutions passed by
the legislature was one favoring the
Great Lakes waterway project and
one to promote irrigation on the
Blackfeet Indian reservation.
A senate bill that went through the
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11

houses put the state purchasing de-
partment and acquisitions by state
officers and boards under the state
board Of examiners to the extent Of
requiring the boards approval of
purchases. The cost Of printing the
state treasurer's report was fixed at
$4,000.
Of the 1874 bills introduced in the
senate 66 were passed and of the 10
resolutions six were passed.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11
TOURNEY
Won BY BUTTE
CONTINUED from Page one)

played. The game between Havre and
Manhattan, which went into a second
ever time period, was the thriller Of
the 1925 play, Havre winning through
.Clack's superior basket shooting.
Other Contests
The essay contest was held early
in the week with first hOnors going
to Richard Greenup of Hamilton.
Miss Sallie Maclay Of Missoula won
second and Billy Fculkes of Billings
won third place.
In the extempOraneous speaking
contest, first place was won by Rich
ard Manning Of L~ewistown, second
place BY Miss Dannie Burke Of Great
Falls and third place by Russell Smith
of Billings.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-03-11

pretty quiet in the house corridor and
in some of the committee rooms, and
unlike Saturday there was no dice
game, and poker and blackjack were
not being played. Saturday one SEN
ator attache is said to have cleaned
up more than 800. Some of those
who voted against the pari-mutuel
bills are said to have been in the
games.
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Continued from Page One)
and withdrawal Of names for the
same, giving signers is days within
which to withdraw after the final fill
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
Isabel ANDREU de AGUILAR,
Presidenta por delegation !.
Carmen 3. de CoRDOVA.
Secretaria de Actas.
HA REGREEABo Al PUERTO RICO
Ell BR1LLANTE PIANISTA JOSE
ENRIQUE PEDREIRA

Jose Enrique Pedreira, el joven
pianista que tanta admiration ha
despertado en- Puerto Rico >con 81
Eriilante talento musical, ha regre-
sado de Estados Unidos donde pro,
seguia estudios superiOres de tee
MICA Interpretation bajo Ia direc-
cion del mundialmente famoso ST.
gismond stoiowski, professor polaco.
El joven Pedreira fue preparado
en- Puerto Rico por la maestro Ana
Maria Sicard6, uuien ciertamente
puede sentirse Orgullosa de su disci-
plilO.
pedreira en- ei aao que ha estadO
en- Nueyas York la dado dos con
ciertos, ambos en- eI Wnrtlizer Hall
y dos veces ha sido namado por la
estaci6n de radio WJK para que to-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
CIEN soNETos' DE ATILEs
GARCIA

A nuestra radacci0n ha hechc .su
entrada triunfal el pelot6n de So
netos de Atiles Garcia, los cua-
les, Glen en- ndlnero, marcandO mar
cialmente el paso han venido a
detenerse frents nosOtrOs v a pre-
guatarnOs que creemos de clos. Por
supuesto, nuestra sonrisa Ia sido
aprobatoria y cordial.
Una cosa que no hemos hecho es
ccmprobar 81 en- los scien Some
tos' de Atiles Garcia hay realmen-
to cien, pero querenos conhar en-
su palsbra. Nos hemos Ianzado q
una tarea mas agradable: no Ia de
cOntarlOs, ssino Ia de leerIoss
81 dijesemos que estos pQemas
estan escritos On ropas menores 81
autor seria capaz de fusilarnos,
pero es 81 case que ESQ precisamen-
te es 10 quo 81 declara al contar-
nos, en- una de las paginas, como
es que los hace. Por cierto que
sabemos de .varios poetitas mas Q
menos malos que han adoptado "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
LAsPEoLoNGACION DE LA CA
LIE DEL "CoNDADo RAREcE
SER UNA REALIDAD


En- dias pasadoss haci6ndoaos eco
de Ia voz dc nnmerosOs vecinos de
santurce, hablamos do la necesidad
de que Sc proiongue Ia calle del
"rcondado en- su extreme dc Ia
parada II, a fin de lograr el EN-.
paine de Ia avenfda Ponce de Ieea
con la carretera nueva, Y facilitar,
de este modO, el crecientc traaco en-
esa zona de santurce.
Nuestras notas, parece Due no
han sido ecliadas al olvido. pues en-
ell dia de aver, canbiando impre-
stones con funcionarios municipa-
les que tienen en- sus manos este
affaire'', srpimos que eI aslinto
esta en- Was de convertirse en- rea-
ndad, y. Due la COmision De TIa
cienda de Ia Asamblea Aunicipal,
EN- cuyo seno Sc encuelltra aapel
pendiente de dtctamen, 10 inforna-
ra favpeablsmente a Ia Asamblea
en- ID session que tendra Mgar el
pr6ximo martes.
Tenemos entendidO que la tardan
"a de la COmisi6n de Haclcnla er
Ell estudio informe de este as''n-
to Sc debia a que faltan eiertos
datos de gran importancia que di-
cho. ORGANISING habia soltcitado de
la Tesoreria y de la Sandal; pc
70. habisndose recibido va sos deta-
lies requsridos de ambas altorida-
des, los tramites finales del case Sc
guiran su curse ordinario en- IA
reunion del martes, segln Sc nos
aseguro aver por nuestros inforEar-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26

que algunas selecciones Una de es-
tas veces estaba presente la gran
pianista brasilena Novaes, de repn-
tacion mundial. y al verlo ejecutar
piezas sumamente dificiles con una
facilidad asombrosa y encantada por
el gusto que Pedreira ponia en- cada
rota, 10 felicit6 calurosamente lla.
iaandolo companero" Es Ell case
que la Novaes, a pesar de la fa1na
y la gloria que ha conuuistado y
de ser una de las prineras pianis-
tas no solo de America sino tam
bi6n de Europa. no descuida su ms
trucci6n por un momento y estudia
tambien con el Professor stojowski.
Toda la prensa de Nueva York SO
ha ocupado de Pedreira en- largos
articulos en- que las frases encomias-
ticas campean por todas parties. Es-
peeialmente sus cemposiciones orr
ginales han causado una honda inn
presi6n en- los auditoTios y entire los
triticoss TTubo uno que Sc negaba .
Greer que Pedreira fuese 81 compost
tor de una pieza que a menudc lc
ola toca. este y La cuaa sera pu-
blicada pOr una casa de Nueva York
en- breve.
Pedreira Sc propone, en- stis bre-
yes vacaciones en- Puerto Rico, dar
una serie de conciertos. Dentro de
POGO embarcara para Estados uni
dos de nuevo a estudiar dos amos
mas con 81 Professor stojowski; perO
antes recorrera la isla de tritinfo en-
triunfo. Tiene tambien Ell prop6sito
de dar un curse breve a varios alum
NOS scbre la tecnica de So Professor,
utilizando para este Ell metodo cue
81 usaba en- Nueva York. Pedreira
tambien piensa hacer una tour
nee por santo Domingo.
Felicitamos al exquisite compost
tor y pianista por sus triunfos y ie
otra serie de 6xitos en-
Puerto Rico. r'n~'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
FL TNcIpENTE OcURREo DIys
RANTE LA CELEBRAc1oN DE
UN JUIcI0 gCIvIEyANTE Ell
JUEz FOOT


Diversos concentrates SO produce
ron ayeren los pasillos de ia. Corte
de Distrito, secci6n primera, con
motive de ciertas manifestations de
caracter politico Que durante la ce-
lebraci6n de nm pleito civil pronun-
ci6 Ell Lcdoa Harry F. Besosa.-
En- Ell pleito civil sobre reclama-
ci6n de bienes muebles de la corpo-
laci6n neoyorkina Walters q Co. vs..
Pillar Clavoguera, que Sc veia aver
por la mafiana ante el Hon. Juez
xoote, discutia .eI abogado do la
demandada, que 10 era Oh sefOr Car
baileira la capacidad dc la parto
denandante para entablar. pleitos
en- los tribunaIes insiiares siendo
ella una corporation radicada en-
Nueva York, y habiendO alegado
aQn5l one tai cosa no poaia ser, cl
Lcao. Besosa, que representaha q la
corpoEaci6n, neoyorkina rebati6 la
augmentation de su compahero cx-
presando que no veia motive align
no por eI cual su representada no
p9dfeso estars oapacitada para de-
nlaldar en- nuestras Cortes, "a quo
Puerto Rico era una simple colonia
le cana de los Estados Unidos,
donde todas esas cOsas Sc rcdiaA
Lacer.
Debemos advertir, qae estas pala-
bras hubo de pronunciarlas el Sc
nor Besosa con cierto dejc de amar-
gura, como 81 Ia realidad Que las
nlismas entrafaa le causaran pro
fundo disgusto, Y su actitud signi-
ficars una possible protesta en- con-
tra del estado de cosas Que 81 cree
observar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-26
CansadO y sin
Amino ClanliO
sale del Trabajo?
VINoL LIE AYUDARA A RECu
PERAR SUS FUERzAS

Brooklyn, N. u. L. U. A-'tYo soy
gelente de una oficina me sentt tan
neIvtoso en- tan NAL estado de salud
que perdi por complete Ell apetito q
nalEente mi salud Sc quebrant6 seria&
mcrte, debido al exceso de trabajo. To-
mo vines compuestos otros tantos me.
dicamentos sin sentir alivio alguno hasta
que vicndo an anuncio dc Vinol me de.
csdf a tomarIo al POGO tiempo note una
mejcrsa. En- la sctualidad tengo mly hpeil
apetito, duermo sin interruption, he an
mentado en- peso no pucdo quejarmO
de mi salud',. Samuel Hodes, Sol Ave-.
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10 mismo que Vinol hizo en- este easak
hara con ustcd : Este producto contael1a
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lao, peptopatos dc hero manganese
glieerofosfatos. Sustancias tontcaS y
fo1tificantes do rcnombrado yalor en- y
ciencia mediea.
No demore mas su tratamiento , pida
hoy mismo a su farmaceutico una botelia
de viuoI
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