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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13

the Right Rev. Bishop Potter with APP
propriate ceremonies on Monday next,
June 29th QS5S) at 430 o'clock p. m. In
the evening at 7.30 o'clock the bishop
is expected to preach in the Baptist
church and administer the rite of con-
tirma.ion."
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13
GIVE HIM TINE.

From Leslie's Weekly.
There is a disposition in many quarters
of this country to believe that the presi-
dent of the United States has some mag
ical power and can do instantly what
he chooses for good or for i'll. This
wrong conception of presidential power
has been greatly fostered by the dema-
gogues who roam the land with open
mouths and empty heads. But the pres
ident can only execute the laws ana
recommend new ones. In this way he is
said to construct a policy. But he can
much easier make a law of the land than
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13
Grip in the Air
THE CITY FULL OF IT.
Like a Cold, only Stubborn

The Symptoms of La Grippe as de-
scribed by physicians are so like Cold
as to battle the skilled practitioner.
First slight fever with chills, fol-
lowed by catarrhal condition of the
head, descending to the throat and
even to the larynx and bronchial
tubes. In most cases there is a dis
tressing and stubborn cough,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13

is as real as Thrums. and all have en-
joyed "Old Sledge at the Settlement"
In conclusion. it would be impossible
to omit Frank Stockton and his unique
tale of The Lady or the Tiger OF
all his curious stories this has been the
most talked about; and it may be said
90 have established new genre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13
Taken early, cuts it short.

Taken early, cuts it short,
Taken during its prevalence, preoc-
cupies the system and prevents its in
yasion.
Taken while suffering, relief is
speedy and cure certain.
81" cures stubborn COLDS that
"hang on" and do not yield to treat
ment. Relieves in few hours -
cures in a few days.
DR. Humphreys Homeopathic Manual
OF Diseases at your Druggists or Mailed
Free.
Sold by druggists, or sent on receipt of
25 cents, or five for ST.. Humphreys Med.
Co.. Cor. william and John SITS, New
York,
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01

arbitrary power and yet We think W
must-or fars worse. We expect TO eject
COED Mayors, but are not sure that we
always will. We may take the chance
for one year. 1t is hardly prudent TO 90
SO for twice the time.
The control Of the people over their
government rests not in checks ana Dial,
ances but in frequent elections. and
smaller nolitical divisions. The relations
OF che cibizen are less intimate with the
Nation than with the State, ard less
intimate with the State than with the
City Neither President nor Governor
appoint and.remove their principal subor-
dinates free from the test of conilrma-
ton. Their longer terms afford no an
alogy for long term for Mayor. The
two years term adds nothing to the
efficiency of the system and can nave
hut one direct solitary and certain result
and that Is to remove our city officials
farther from the people and as conse-
quence to weaken their sense OF respon-
sibility. One year is long enough.
TAX PAYER.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
DEERING.
NORTH DEERING.

Mr.. Stevens, of Windhsm, will preach
at Maple Hall next Sunday. The meet
1ngs there ale now very interesting, and
we wish there we've larger attendance.
The children gave Christmas concert
last Sunday afternoon, which was much
enjoyed.
A. G. Noyes expects to move into his
new store next week. We wish him suc-
cess and prosperity.
Fred Knight is at home from Maine
State College, Orono, for few weeks.
This annual gathering and Christmas
tree of the Milliken family was held at
the home Of MIR. B. W. Meader, and as
usual large and merry party were pres
emit, who did justice to the bountiful din
ner, and also appreciate what fell to
the share of each one from the loaded
tree.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

The following rescripts have been an
nounced:
Hancock, So.
Donald NJ Stuart VS.. John B. Redman.
Resoript, Haskell, J.-It is competent
to cross examine plaintiff concerning
any facts within his knowledge that tend
to prove fraudulent conveyance under
which he claims.
Numerous conveyances by an insolvent
debtor near the time of his insolvency
ale competent evidence to show con-
tenplated insolvency, and so the condit-
ion of his bank. deposit may be.
A conversation in the presence of a
plaintiff not shown to relate to the issue
on trial is incompetent evidence.
The presiding Justice gave the rule re-
CURED by the act Of 1887, 0. SO.
LaPage VS.. Hill, 81 Me-, 15s does not
apply. That case was trespass. This
replevin. There the fraudulent convey
Ance might be shown In reduction of
damages. Here, to bar recovery from the
owner. If there we're trespass by the
messenger or assignee. remedy remains.
In that case the property had been de-
liversd to a MORTGAGE and was taken
from him by the messenger. The DAM
ages might be normal.
The evidence is conflicting. The case
has been twice tried. We cannot say
that the verdict is not supported by evil
denoe. That depends very much upon
where the truth lies. and the jury said
it was with defendant.
Motion and exceptions everrulei.
Hancock, IS
Colin G. Mckenzie pro ami vs.. John
B. Redman.
Rescript Haskell, J.-All the ques-
tions of law that arises in this cnse have
been considered in the Stuart case, and
need not be further considered here.
AS to the il ion. / ne jury saw the
witnesses and heard them testify. Wheth-
err their verdict be just depends upon the
oredibility OF the witnesses, their truth
fu1ness and the weight of testimony.
We cannot say that the verdict ia
wrong. Had we seen the witnesses
and observed their appearance we might
think otherwise. The jury saw them aid
could Judge better than we can of their
truthfulness.
Motion and exceptions overruled.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01

The Minus whist club celebrated its
last meeting in '96, Wednesday evening
with FroPen-King. at 1873 Cum berland
street. The principal features of the eve
ming was yenison supper, with ell the
usual accessories, to which each and every
member did ample justice. The venison
was brought by Mr.. Thomas Frothing-
ham as trophy of a recent hunting ex-
petition in the lake regions, and tits the
unanimous opinion of the club that
Mr.. rockingham showed excellent judg-
ment In selecting for his target tho very
deer which would furnish the jucisst,
the tenderest and the most delicately
favored roast.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
The National Guard.

In General Orders, No. II, frcm the
office of the Adjutant General, is the fol-
lowing:
The forage cap Of officers If the United
States army is adopted as part of the
uniform of officers of the National Guard
of tho State of Maino. All officers of the
National Guard will supply themselves
with it before the annual encampment
of 1897.
The following enlisted men, upon the
recommendation of thor respective COM
pany commanders approved by the regi-
men tai commanders. are hereby dis
charged:
First Regiment. For on-attendance
at sdrills. Private W. A. Skinner,
Go. A; privates, Charles Pulsiver.
H Hls' Ernest !. Davis, Albert s
Stevens, Albert P. Pulsifer, Co. G; pri
Yates, Oscar s. Hill, Nathaniel F. Var
lei, Charles e. Banfora and Frank
Crockett. Co; G.; priiyates, Lucins z.
Harry X. Marsh, ". W. Parmaiee, a or
ace L. Siinonton, Edward b. MoAllistsr,
ID NJ. Ramsdell and W. Fl. McLoon, Co.
H; private, David Burt, Co. x; privafes
Charles D. Strickland. William S. Bald
win, Edward TaGney, Michael McNulty,
John e. Quinn and william ]. Quinn,
Co. l..
For the good of the service. -Privates
Charles W. FogR, Fred ID. Frazier and
Charles ". Haskell, Go. A; private Wal
ter S. Cushing, Co. l..
For removal from the State-Private,
Joseph S. Wade. Go. b.
For removal from city and town-Pri-
Yates Isaac P. Bergman, Patrick Nj.
Conley, Joseph J. Blynn, Henry K. Proc
tor and Ludwig Goldstein. Co. !; Fred
Hennessey, John J. Mccarthy and Lin
wood III. Wilson. Co. X; Privstss John
J. Mollay and john N. Carney. 90. , L.
Private Sidney Varney, Co. G.
Bor absence fran encampment-Pri-
Yates William p. Cosgroye, Charles e.
Mullaney, Patrick J. Hamilton, James
W. Whitehouse, Co. /.
For DISCRETION Private, John Drum
mond, Co. K.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
IN THE POLICE COURT.
ME-. Little Gets His Stolen Linen-The
Case of Mr., Roach.

Edward o. Plowman and William +.
Conley, the TWO young men who helped
themselves to Mr.. 2. E. Little's laundry
bundle on the night before christmas,
will speed the next thirty days in jail,
and in addition must pay fine OF tive
dollars and one half costs each. Plow-
man pleaded guilty, but Conley asked
for a trial, and SO Mr.. Little told Judge
r obineon that the shirts, collars and
cuffs which had been brought into court
YESTERDAY morning were his. Mr.. Froth-
inebam. of the Globe Laundry, related
how the goods were sent out for deliv-
cry, and Officer Pickett told the tale
of the recovery Of the property. Accord
ing to Conley's story, he was lead asst ra
by Plowman, who suggested the wick
edneas which deprived MIR. Little of his
clean linen. According to Plowman,
Conley was very willing partner in the
offsnse. 1t was Plowman's fisrt appear
ance in court. Conley has been up be-
fore for drunk enness.
Henry d. Roach says ne is a man
whose ways are the ways of peace, but
Mrs. Mary Palmer, who is Roach's step
daughter, says that late on Wednesday
night Roach came into the house where
they live, at 80 Canton street, SO drunk
that he made a racket which aroused the
peighhers. She said: "He wouldn't
go to bed, and he called me everything
lie slammed the blinds and had all the
neighbors up. The lady upstairs said
she would have him arrested If l
nidn't." And SO. by policemen called
by Everett Palmer, Mrs. Pa!mer's hus-
band. Reach WAS arrested. Roach said
that it was all due to family trouble, and
that 40 anxious was he to keep the peace
tnat he went away from the house that
night and did not return until very late.
He denied that he had been drinking or
had made a disturbance. but admitted
that be had been guilty OF similar
offences in the past. F. Y. Chase, Esq.
appeared for Roach and said few
words in his behalf. Roach was SEN
tencted to 80 days in Jail and the sen-
tence suspended with warning that 1T
would become operative on his next ap-
pearance before nd &c Robinson.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
@1flfort Powder
NOTICE OF LEGISLATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the United In
IN durated Fibre Company of New Jersey
will apply to the next Legislature for authority
10 transmit compressed air or electrical mower
by proper underground conduits or overhead
appliances, from its point OF generation at its
wafer privilege at Great Falls, on the Presump-
scot river, In the county of Cumberland, through
Gorham, Westbrook and Deering, to and into
the City OF Portland, with the right to generate,
sell, distribute ana supply such power in the
territory aforesaid, for manufacturing and other
lawful purposes.
UNITED INDURATED FIBRE co.
of New Jersey.
By Jesse Peterson, President dec26d2w
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
In this county have been recorded IN
the Registry Of Deeds:
Charles e. Moulton OF Herpswell to
Dr., Charles P. Putnam of Boston, for
$780, lot of land in Harpswell.
Joseph Pitts of Harrison, to Robert r.
Herne, of Rockport, for 81. lot of land
In Harrison.
James McCasker of South Portland, to
David Schwartz, for 81, lot of land in
South Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
lIeieved in six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" The
new remedy is a great surprise on account
pain In the bladder, kidneys, back and every
par OF the urinary passages iq male or fe-
male. II relieves retention OF wafer and
pain In passing it almost Immediately. II
yeu want quick relief and cure this b your
remedy. Sold by G. II. GUPPYCo.. Dfdg-
g1st. 463 Congress st. Portland, Me.
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Ian Maclaren,s Greed.

DIR. Blanchard will preach on Sunday
morning. in Congress Square church on
DR.. Watson s Clan MacIaren's) Creed
Sign of Theological Progress New
Years sermon. All persons interested
are cordially invited to attsnd.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-01
Public Library.

The following books were added OF tht
public library in December:
Barnes, James, Naval Actions Oh
the War of 1919. 2s5L
Barrie, J. NJ, Margaret Ogilvy,. 2l4s. 81
oI psinter. Of the Renaissance. 1924
Resant Walter. City of Refuge, 647 i
Bigelow. John, Mystery of Sleep. 1897. 81
Britton. N. L. and Brown, A.,
Illustrated Flora of the Northern
q. s., Canada and the British
POSSESSIONS, REL
r. e. eds. Briefs for Debate, 1746.s
Brown. T, A., Sealskin Cloak. 1862:
ssGhost 1856. q
land and New England, 2s5l.,
Clemens. S. L., Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur's Court, TAI
Dana, E. s., Minerals and How to
Study Them, 4527.
@. Blaine. 442l. ].
Doyle, A. c., Rodney Stons, 34.2l
Furman, LIS, Stories of a !" ancti-
fed Town, 1922
Goethe. J. W. Won, POEMS; to. by
b. A. Bowring, 1927 {
Hector, Mrs. A. T., Fight with
Este, 648. 2;
Autumn, Gas. 2:
Don Quixote, 2535. II
Lincoln, MRS. J.G:, Genuine Girl, 1926.
Lowell, =. L.. Governments and
Parties in Continental Europe. 2s41..
Meyer. 3. S., Handbook of Art
Smithing. s11s. II
Morris, Charles. Historical Tales;
Roman. 1858.
Norris, v. III, ClarIssa Furiosa, 227. 2,
Dictionary of Classical Litsra-
ture and Antiquities, Ref
Pollock, Sir Frederick, First Book
of Jurisprudence. 2O45. u
Prime, VI. c., Pottery ard Porce-
lain of All Times and Nations, sl25..
Pyle, Howard, Otto of uhe Silver
Hand, 1921
and Her Circle, 4424. 1.
Sienkiewicz, H., "Qun Vadis,'' 242.
Stimson. Il. j.. King Noanstt, 1876. 2:
SWEET, S. H., Field Clover and
Beaoi. Grass. 146. 81
Trine, R.W., What All the Worlds
q Seeking, ss47. q
Vuilier, CASTOR, Forgotten Isles, 2541..
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peerless remedy for coughs and colds.
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The following rescripts have been an
nnunced:
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A FORCE IN PUBLIC AND POTENT ENTERTAIN
AENT AND INSTRUCTION OF EVERY FAMILY
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PORTUGAL

Porto, Abrantes. Agueda, Alher
daria-a-Velha; Alcacer de Sal, Ale. ba-
ca. Alhandra, Alij6, Alenquer, AlJus-
trel, Alrneirirn, A1nOdOvar, A1Vorge,
Alter de Chao, Anarante, ArcO &c
Baulhe, ARGOS Val-de-Vez, Argann
(Goes) Arouca, Aveiro, AzamOU5a,
Barca d. Alva, BarCellOs, Ba1ao, B9]as
Boticas, Braga, Braganca, Bust95,
Caldas de Rainha, CaldaS daS TaipaS,
Carninha, Campello (Baiao) Canaan
hede CarraO de Montenegro, Carregal
de Sal, Castillo BrancO. Castro Dalre,
Castillo de Paiva, Cea IS. RomaO), Ce-
loriCo de Beira, Cezimbra, ChaV9S,
Coinbra, Covilha, Cortico de Sierra,
CucuiaeS, ElvaS, EScalhaO, ESpinhO,
Espinhal EspOzende, Estarreja EStre-
moz, Evora, FATE, Fac, Faro. Felguei-
ras. Figueira da Foz, Foscoa, v1lIa
Nova, GaeiraS, Goes, GOllega, Quo
yea, Guimaraes .Guarda, Lagoa, La
gos, Lamego, Leiria. Iixa. Louie.
JOIza, MaCedo de CavalleiroS, Man
oualde Marco de CanavezeS, Ma
rinha Grande, Mealhada Mertola, He
xilhoeira, lezao F'riO, Miranda da
Corbo, Miranda do DOuero, Mlrande-
La, NIoqadOurO, MOgoforeS, MOlnaen-
ia de Beira, lIoncOrbO MonsaO, Nor
taqua. Moura, Nellas, Odemira Oil
veira, d Azemeis, Olhao, Oliveira, do
Hospital. Ovar, Pardelhas, Pedra Sal
qadas, Penacova, Penafiel Pinhel,
Pombal, Ponte da Barca, Ponte do Ii
ma, Portalegre, PortinaO, Povoa de
Lanhozo, Povoa, de Varzinl, Regoa.
Santarem, Santa Conba-DaO, San Pc
dro do Sul S. CosmadO, Valenca, Val
pasos, Wanna do Castillo, Villa do
Conde, Villa da Feira V lila Flor, vi
LA Nova da Cerveira. Villa Nova Fa-
malicao, Villa Porca d Aguiar, Villa
Real de San Antonio, VIRa da Rua.
| Vinhaes, Vizeu. Vouze1la, S. JOao da
| Madeira, S. Joao da PesQueira, S, Ro-
mao (C6a) S. Theago de Cacem, Santo
| Thyrso, Setubal, Sines. Sinfaes Silves.
Soures, Sobrado de Paiva. Taboaco,
| Thomar, Tondella, Torres Novas, To-
rres Vedra, Ilha Terceira, Ilha de San
Miguel Ilha de Horta FayaD Ilha de
| Funchal (Madeira).
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ITALIA

Roma, Geneva, NapOi, lIiIanO,
TOrino, Alessandria, AnCOna, Aquila
Arezzo Aroma, Asti, Bari, Barletta.
Bergano, Bella, BustO-ArziziO. BO-
logna, Brescia, Brindisi, Cagliari, Ca
sale, Catania, Catanzaro, Cessna, Cha
vari. Chieti, CremOna, Civitavecchia.
Caserta, Conegliano, CuneO, Como,
Cologne, Cosenze, DomodossOla, En-
poll, Faenza, Fermo. Ferrara, FanO
Foggia, Foligno, Fori Girgenti, Gros-
seto, Intra, Imola, Lecce. Lecco. Ii
vorno, LuGo, Lodi, LuCca, LuganO,
Macerate, Mantova, Messina. Modena,
GTilazzo, Molfetta, Mondovi. Monza.
Novara, Novi-Ligure. Palermo. Pado-
va, Pallanza, Parma, Pavta, Berugla,
Pesaro, Piacenza, Pisa Pinerolo. Po-
tenza, Porto Maurizio, Ravenna. Reg
gio Emilia. Reggie Calabria. Reti, Ri
mini, Rovigo, San Reno. Savona, ST.
racusa Siena, Spezia, Senigallla. Ia
ranto, TerrIlini, Terni, Treviso. Trieste.
Udine, Varese, Venezia, Verona, Ver-
celli, Vicenza, Vigevano. Voghera.
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FRANCIA

Paris, Bayonne. Bordeaux, Lyon
Marseille, Rouen, Dax, Hendaye
Lourdes, Mauleon, ,Oloron Ste. Marie
Orthez, Pau, Sare, Saint Palais. Saint
Jean de Luz, SAINT Jean Pied de Port
Tardets, Toulouse. AK, AvignOn Can
mes, Castres, Cette. Dunquerque, Ha,
vre, Lille, 1Iazamet, Montpelier, Nice
MINES, Reins, Roubaix, Saint Eitienne
Toulon, Bourg-Madane, Pyrenees
Orientaux)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-01

Valdepenas, Alcazar de San Juan,
Alnnaden, Alrnagro, Alnod6var del
Campo, Argarnasilla de Calatrava,
Daniel Infantes, Maragon Manzana-
res, Piedrabuena, PuertOllano, Santa
Cruz de Mudela, Tonelloso, Calzada
de Calatrava, SoCuellanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-01
RORRHUOL
de cHAPOTEAUT
NHz / Morrhuol contiene todos los


q principles activos del aceite dc
hlgado de bacalao, salvo la ma
- teria grasa, y obra mas rapida-
mente que ell aceite, cuyo peso repre-
senta 25 UeceS.
Los trabajos publicados por la Aca-
demia de Medicina de Paris, las
experiencias efectuadas han probado
que ell Morrhuol es mucho mas
efcaz en- la Bronquitis, los Restaqados,
los Cotarros, las Erfermedades del
pecho, ell li,lfatisnao y raquttts de los
ninos. Desde los primeros dias, cesar
los sudores nocturnos, renace ell ape
tito, la tez SO anima, ell peso del
cuerpo aumenta, los enfermos expert
mentan sentimiento de bienestar
fuerza, sobre todo enl las piernas, la tos
disminuye y acaba por desaparecer.
PARIS, 8, rue Vivisnns y on todas las Farmacias
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PALENCIA

Aguilar de Canpoo Astudillo
Carrion, Cervera, DuenaS, Herrera.
Paredes de Navas, Pradanos de Oieda
Villada, Villarraniel, Baltanas, Guar.
do, Torquenada.
PoNTEVEDRA
Puenteareas, Vigo, Villaqarcia, Arbo
Bayona, Cambados, Cangas, Carril
Carbia, Cobelo, Cunts. Doron, Estra.
da, GOndOmar, GOlada, I.alin, La ca.
MIA, Marin, Mondariz, Niqran, Puen-
te Caldelas, Porrino Redondela, Ro-
deirO, Salvatierra, Silleda, Vll1anue-
va de Arosa, Caldas de Reyes, La
Guardia, Tuy Buen.
SALAMANCA
Bejar Alba de Tonnes, Aldea del
ObiSpO, Cantalapiedra, Ciudad ROdri-
40, Fuente guinaldo, Ledesna, Mai.
llo, Miranda del Castanar. FeEaranda
de Bracarnonte, Salvatierra Ge Tor
mes, San Felices de los Gallegos, Ia
names, Vitigudino.
SANTANDER
Anpuero, Torrelavega. Castrour.
diales. Laredo, Linnpias, Potes, Eama
les, Reinosa, Santona Solares.
SEGOWA
Sangarcia, ,Cuellar, Espinar, F uen-
re Pelayo, Rfaza, SauqulO, sen Ilde.
tonso, Ia Granja) Santa Maria de
Nieva, SepUlveda, Turegano
SEVILLA
CarnOna, Constantine. PedrosO,
Arahal, Cantillana, Cazalla de Ia Sic
ira, Dos Hernlanas, ECija, Fuentes de
AndaluCia, Las CabG2aS Lebrija, I.O-
ra del Rio, Narchena. Malrena, Mon
tellano. MontellanO Moron. Osuna,
Pilas, Utrera, VisO del AlCOr, COronil,
Gerena, Luisiana, Paradas. Sanlucar
Ia Mayor.
S0nA
Abejar, Agreda, Almarza, Alma
zan, ARGOS, Berlanga. Burgo de Osrna
Gonara, Medinaceli, NavalenO. vi
nuesa, Yanguas.
TARRA1u"A
Reus, Tortosa. Batea. Brafirn Es-
pluga, de FranCOli. F'alSet, GandeSa
La Riva, MontblanCh. Mora de Ebro
Pont de Arrnentera. Sarreal, Tore
demDarra, Walls, Vendr9ll, Vilabeiia
Vilarodona. Alcover, Pla de Cab:
Puigpelat, VallCnOll. Vlnbodi
TERUEL
Albarracin, Alcaniz. Aliaga, Blesa
| Calamocha, FOrtanete. MOntalvan
| Monreal del Campo, RubleIos de Mo
| ra, Santa Eulalla, Calanda
| TOLEDO
Quintanar de la Orden. Talavera
| de la Reina, Alnorox, Cebolla, Con
| suegra, Illescas. Lille. Menasalbas
| Mora, NavaIn morales. NavamOrcuen
| de, Ocana Oropesa. Puebla de Mon
| talban Plente del ArzObispo. Torrllos
| Yepes.
VALENCIA
| Albaida, Alberique, Alcira, Car
cagente, Enguera. Gambia. Jativa, On
| teniente, Requena, Sagunto, Torrente
vALLADoLlD
| Medina, del Campo Medina de
| Rioseco, Penafiel, Tiedra, TordeSlllas
| Tudela, de DuerO. ValOrla la Buena.
| Vilalon, Villa abraginla AlaejOS, CaOe
zon, La SEGA. Mojados, lNava del hey
| Pima de ESgueva, POzaldez, Rued@
Vecilla de Valderabuey, Vlllagarcia
| de CanpOS.
| VIZCAYA (BILBA0J
| Berpneo, Ceanuri, Durango, Guer-
| MICA, La Nestosa, Lequelho Marqn
| ma, Orduna Portugalete. Valnaseda
Abando, Algeria, Deusto. Elorrlo. On
darroa, Plencla, SanturCe. ooPuerta'
Vale de Carranza, OChandlano
| ZAMORA
Benavente, Clonal. Cereclnos. de
Campos, Corrales de zamora. ioro
Villalpando, Fuente Sauce, Pueola oe
Sanabria Alcanices. Berm1uo, FER
| mOSelle.
/ ZARAG0ZA
Calatayud, Alny1nia da) Aseca,
Belchite, Borja, Carihsna, CasPe, Der
roca, Eqea de los Caballeros. Pima hi
ola, Sos, Tarazona