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The evening times., 1897-04-01

| FOX hENI-GnIur.. three bright, cneef'
hay-window: tignt housekeeping: $I4. ne
children. 1314T st. NV. ap1-3t,em
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 1924 9Th
81. NV, on seceud floor, front room;
privilege OF hight house keeping; water on
apri-3tem
! FOR RENT, z or rooms on I'd or Sd
floor; would rent the parIor TO gentle
man. oil newly papered aud painted; cool
reasonable to careful parties. 1904 I
st. NV. ap1-3t-em
| FOX RENT "A large back parlor, with
private bath. suitable fer two gentlemen;
$15 per month for two, $12 for one. 111S
/ New York ave. NV. ap1 81. .em
| FOR RENT-LaTge unfuf. 2d-story rooms:
| gas and bath. Oil Sd st. NV. ap1-3t EN-
FOX RENT-Two or three unrurnished
| ROOMS, for light house eepsngs I'd floor;
| south 'front.' In ffist-ciass condition.: rea-
] sonabIe. 3o4 Il st. ne. ap1 -}t-em
| TT URNISHED or unfurnfshed rooms. for
ii-'If housekeeping; all improvements
liS "a. ave NV. apl-7t-em
| FOR RENT-rumished and unIurnisned
Rooms 32T Missouri avenue NV.
FOR RENT-Nfcely fur. bathroom, with
elcset; southern exposure; price Sc. 221
DIST NV. na31 Stem
FOR RENT -Comfortably-fu 3d-story
front room; cleanliness a speciality
722 9Th st. NV. mh3I-3t.e .em
FOR RENT Furnished, one large first
floor room, iayatory, closets, $12: one
south trout hall rconi, So: elegant new
house: private family. refs. exchanged.
OWNER, 221 Z st. NV. nh31-3t
wANTED-R ROOMS.
WANTED-By respectable young couple,
no children, several fur rooms suitable
Tor light housekeeping within blocks
OF Pension building; moderate Address
u. A, this office. item
WANTED BY elderly lady, sunny room in
private family. Address with price,
which must be very moderate, Mrs AT
WOOD, TINS offfce. Item
WANTED BY man and wife, with two
toys, three or Tour rooms suitable for
Housekeeping, or small house in the w.
Address &, I'd floor, 609C G st. NV. Item
dress FEN DALI, this office Item
WANTED Unfur room in respectable loca-
ton, with privileges. by young woman:
Dot - exceed So month. s. V. this office
apt st
wANTED-Man and wife, with 2 small
children, wants Unfurnished rooms;
light house Sef,piDg; ne. or NV; sta te price
and location. ENGINEER, this office
ma31-3tem
front. bet. 4th and 18th, ami NJ sts.
nw.: refs Address LADIES, this office.
mh31-3t
The evening times., 1897-04-01

WANTED-At once cOlOTed cooks who
are willing TO do general housewo ork good
wages. also chambermaidS and mattresses.
MISSION OFFICE, l22S n st. NV.
ma 3O-3t-efn
The evening times., 1897-04-01

FOR RENT-1521 ST., or eesy little
front rooms; right opposite Arlington
Hotel; terms very low. mh3I-3t
The evening times., 1897-04-01

WANTED Small room or hall room Ad-
dress fENDALL, this office Item
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
CHINESE
Coal Miners to the Number Of Eight
Hundred to Take the Place Of
Striking Americans in Illinois.

Chicago, November THE Times
Herald says:
Chinese coal miners are to take Tie
place of Americans in the Northern
Illinois district. An attempt viii be
made to break the strike that exists,
and 500 skilled CelestiaIs have been
picked. for the work. They will bear
arms, liye inside gatling gun equip
ped stockade and be body guarded by
100 formeT Chicago policemen.
An agent. of the Chinese Six Com
panies was IN Chicago last week, and
made a contract with the general VIII
mington Coal Company to deliver the
800 Cinnamon at the mines of the
Wilmington Braidwood district. The
first consignment of 200 will arrive
next Tuesday, and. the others will be
on hand as soon as provisions can be
made 10 take care. of them. Ar
rangements for an additional 1000 Chi
nece miners have been conditional on
the success of the firstyenture.
Elaborate preparations have been
completed TO take care OF the first 900
Cinnamon and to give them ample pro-
lection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08

business needs. and practically there

business needs, and practically there
is no difficulty in securing its re-
demption in gold when wanted,
through deposits in bank Moreover,
the redemption by the government OF
silver would require the locking up OF
large gold reserve in the the Treas
ury and restrict the circulation. Mr..
Leech favors the repeal of the act of
May 81, 1878. requiring the reissue of
United States notes coming into the
Treasury, and would leave it option
al with the Treasury to REISSUE these
notes, only in case of need. This
alone would insure the stability of the
gold standard. He regards as pros
pective. and not as imminent, dam
ger from the maintenance of the pres
ent legal paper money circulation, and
believes that it can be gradually re-
tired by the coming Of silver bullion,
both into dollars and subsidiary coins.
Money panics, he thinks, are aggra-
waited by the accumulation of coun-
try bank deposits in New York, from
whence it is withdrawn rapidly just
when needed there. Therefore ne
would abolish reserve cities and re-
quire national banks throughout the
country to keep about 10 per cent. in
cash in reserve in their own vaults,
insuring a uniform distribution Of
money
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
lection.
OBITUARY.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Novembet Rev.
Alfred J. c. Dubbs. D. D.. died. to-day.
AGED Il years He was ordained minister
OF the Reformed church III 1851. held
charges in Allentown and was assistant 10
his father. Rev. DR.. J. 5. DUbbs, in Jhe
church in which the liberty bell was hid
den during the Revolution. He held the
Salisbury charge from 1851 TO 1876. and
from 1876 TO 1882. was pastor Of the Salem
church in Allentown which he founded
and built up into the largest congregation
in the Reformed church. having 100 mem
bers He was for many years a school
director. was trustee of the Keys one
State Normal schooo. for fifteen years and
a director Of the Allentown national bank
over twenty years. Rev. DR.. Joseph II.
Dubbs, Audenroid, professor OF history
and archaeology al Franklin and Marshall
College. is his step-brother.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08

fering ridiculous and imaginary guar
antees. The committee proposes also
to stamp dollar pieces, 'redeemable
when the Spanish troops have evacu-
ated Cuba
1--WE have done everything to assure
peace in Cuba and have thereby &C
quired the good will of Europe sst in
ternational right
Therefore we should not tolerate
offensive interferances and we can
meet TRANQUILITY any complications
arising out of such interference. We
do not believe the United States Gov
eminent will associate itself with
these adventures, but even should
this happen, we must not deviate from
the line of conduct that honor and
duty Dictates
The government has received a ca
BILE message from the autonomist lead
ers in Cuba accepting on behalf or
the party the appointments rendered
representative autonomists on the
nomination of Marshal Blanco, among
them the provisional governorships
which have been assigned as follows:
Province of Hanana, Senior Jose Bru-
zon; Pinar del Rio, Senior Marcos Gar
cia; Puerto Principe, Senior Rafael Va
sallo; Santiago de Cuba, Senior En-
rique Capriles.
Senior Francisco de Armas, reform
list. has been appointed governor OF
Mantanzas province.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
HELD UP.
Another Bold Train Robbery on the
Atlantic and Pacific Road, in New
Mexico, Saturday Night.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, November T.
Atlantic and Pacific passengeE.train No.
2, from the West was held up-by four
men near Grants Station, ninety-five
miles west of this city, at 7:30 o'clock
last night. After blowing open the'ex-
press cOmpany's car the robbers wreck
ed the train. which caught fire, the ex-
press baggage and smoking car being
totally destroyed. 1t is not known
whether they were successful in OBJ
tanning any booty, but it is thought a
large amount of money was carried by
the train. The robbers had boarded
the train at some point further west and
when near Grants, one of them boarded
the engine, covering the engineer with
a gun ordered him to stop the train.
The coaches were cut off and left in
the stock yards. The rest of the train
was then taken out mile and a half
from the station, where the express safe
was dismantled. After robbing the
safe, the robbers reversed the engine
and made their escape. The engine and
baggage car ran at terrific rate until
they struck the coaches, which were
standing near the stock yards. The
cars were wrecked and caught fire, four
of them burning.
Fortunately the passengers had all
left the coaches before the collision,
and none were injured.
Santa Fe, n. NJ. November T.
United States Marshal Foraker to-day
telegraphed to Washington for author
ity to employ five picked men 10 take
the trail of the gang who last night held
up the Atlantic and Pacific train near
Grants Station. The marshal left for
Grants tonight and expects to receive
an answer from the Washington au-
thorities there. He is of the opinion
that the original Black Jack gang Of
desperadOes is responsible for this
crime He says there are eight men in
the band, and last week he had informa-
ton that they had returned from Mex
leo and were in Arizona.
For some time Marshal Foraker has
been trying to get authority from the
Mexican government to arrest the gang.
He has known the location of their
stronghold in the mountains and had
hoped to be able to bring them into
the United States to stand trial for the
many crimes supposed to have been
committed by them in New Mexico and
Arizona, but the government of Mexico
refused to give any authority in this
matter. insisting that before any step
was taken all the evidence against
Black Jack and his gang should be laid
before and reviewed by Minister Rom
erO at Washington.
1t is feared before their arrest can
be effected the Black Jack gang will
have reached their mountain hiding
place and be free from arrest until
Mexico can be prevailed upon to con-
sent to their extradition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
NEWSPAPER OFFICE WRECKED.

Rio Janeiro, November Last night
a large mob broke into and looted the
Offices of the Republican. Although the
plan was generally known, the police
were powerless to prevent the attack
The Republican had made itself par
ticu,arly obnoxious by its criticism up
on the government policy in connection
with the recent campaign against the
fanatics, and by its attacks upon Pres
ident MOraes and Gen. Marcado Bitten
court, the minister of war. who was
fatally stabbed during the disturbance
that followed the attempt upon the
Presidents life last Friday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
SITUATION IMPROVED.

has heea big decrease in the number Of
yellow fever cases since yesterday. and
the situation Is Sill further improved
yerw few places are TOW Guaranteed
against New orleans. and there has been
a general revival OF business. The record
of deaths to-day Is. Mrs. Philomena Wild.
Julia Angel. John Morgan. D. sLaDorte.
Rosario Tornahere, Giuseppe Turnal-o.
Thomas Trimole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
COMPLICATED
Is the Legislative and Senatorial
Situation in Ohio Several Inter
esting Points Raised.

Cincinnati, O., November John
R. Mclean and party left tonight for
Washington. Mr.. Mclean has been
considered a Democratic candidate for
Senator and his departure is regarded
as an indication that he comedies the
Legislature to the Republicans, not
Withstanding the numerous notices OF
contest. Before his departure Mr. Me
Lean held conference with Chairman
McConville and other Democratic
leaders. There is nothing known as
to the probable policy of the Demo-
Gratis as a minority in the Legislature,
but it is believed they will join the
antiHanna Republicans in bringing
out a new man for Senator The
question has been raised as to whether
seventy-three votes are necessary to
elect a Senator, that number being a
majority of all If a majority of a
quorum only is necessary some might
be sick or absent, as that would be less
embarrassing than to be present and
vote against the caucus nominee.
The point has also been raised as to
the succession to the Governorship
If Governor Bushnell should be elected
Senator by fusion, the Lieutenant
Governor, A. w. Jones, would become
the chief executive. AS the State
Senate is Democratic by nineteen to
seventeen, it is held that a Democratic
Senator would succeed Jones and be
in line for the Governorship. Among
the nineteen conceded TO be Democrats
in the Senate is Senator Weight, of
Cincinnati, fusion Republican, who
holds the balance of power in that
body, and he is non-committal.
Columbus, Ohio. November -
There have been no developments in
the legislative situation to-day, the
Democrats having apparently abandon
ed all further effort to contest the cleo
ton Of Republican representatives in
close counties. The Republican major
ity of five on joint ballot in the general
assembly will probably not be changed
unless the fusionist members in Gin
cinnati vote with the Republicans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
MR.. TAYLOR EXPLAINS.

Washington, November 1-Hannls
TAYLOR, eX-Minister to Spain, tonight
made the following statement:
To the Associated Press.
As certain journals have deemed 1t
necessary to assert that the present
administration is in nowise response
bic for nv acts as a private citizen,
| deem il my duty to ratify that state
nent. The recent publications sign
el by me and based upon data Access
sble to everybody. were made upon
NJ sole responsibility from a grave
scnse of public duty which | cannot
dbubt is fully appreciated by the peo-
ne as a whole, who were entitled to
nv testimony. | am sure that the
resent administration is doing its en-
tire patriotic duty and | have for it
Nd adverse criticism whatever. On
tie other hand. | cannot believe that
anyone authorized to speak for 1t has
Ientured TO criticise me in any partic-
liar. as all know that | have discharg-
d every obligation Cue TO it. whether
PERSONAL or official with punctillious
hllness.
(Signe6) HANN1S TAYLOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
The Weather.

c. Schnepf the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations
of the temperature yesterday: a. m,
SO. 9 a. m, ~; u m, Al; p. M, Al;
Z p. m, As. Weather rain.
Washington, November Z. - For
Western Pennsylvania Threatening
weather. with showers: warmer; light
variable winds, becoming southerly.
For io-Threatening weather and
rain; warmer; brisk southerly winds.
Fer West Virginia = Threatr-ss
weather, wiz shbwers: DC
southerly y easa &
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
THREATENS TO RESIGN

Key West, Fla, via. Jacksonville,
November IA report from Havana
. says that Marshal Blanco, having be-
come disguised at the attitude of the
directors of the autonomist party,
Threatened to resign if he did not sue
coed in affecting a change In their po-
sition.
In-view of this the autonomists, it
is saiS, offered to support the govern
ment, put failed to state precisely
what kfpd of support they would give.
Havana November THE long ex-
pected floating dry dock, built in Eng
land and spacious enough to accommo-
date large fsonclads, arrived here to-
day. 1t crossed the Atlantic without
damage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
HANNIS TAYLOR.
AMNESTY OFFERED.


Madrid, November THE Cabinet
5uncil has approved the proposal of
plitical amnesty for Cuba and the
Hilippines. The government denies
lat the action to be taken with regard
1 the remarks made by Lieutenant
gneral Weyler TO the Populations
:ht waited upon him shortly before he
1T Havana is the result of any sug-
lstion on the subject received from
'ashington. No communication has
sen received from the American Gov
nment on that matter.
Ell Liberal, referring to mysterious
treats made in New York by people
lterested in separatist affairs and to
lie revelation of gigantic immoral
beculation," says:
mo doubt anxiety has been greatly
Increased during the last twenty-four
ours. 1t is known that the Cuban
evolutionary committee is trying to
llace war BONDS among filibusters, Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08
Spanish ARE VERY Bitter
Against the Government and People Of
the United States.

The Former British Consul at Bar
celona Gives Important Informa-
tion-The Trial Of the Competitor
Gases to Commence To-Day An
Open Letter from Minister
Hannis Taylor-Blanco May Re-
sign.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-08

was coming down in cutting sheet and
we were covered with ice in few min
utes. for though the top Of the spar on
which we were hanging was twenty-five
feet above the water. The big waves struck
US and the hail cut is like shot.
When daylight came We could not see
a sail anywhere near Us. and the sea was
as bad as ever Hour after hour We walt
ed there ard then We saw the Mariposa
coming.
when she finally sighted US we saw
her head for us. ! tried 70 tell my mate.
but could not and he looked at me with
a happy smile Oh his face n Was a ter
r.bIe time 10 Us before she came up 10 us.
when the Mariposa got within a cable
length Of US a man yelled TO vs. 10 hang
on.
Don't give up he yelled, and wen
get you of soon
Then the beat circied around Us. com
ing as near as she could, but
A 81 GROILER
swept her far out and she went or to
starboard Then she came back again
ana again she missed u. On the third
trip around she ran right alongside our
spar, and as she went past a dozen men
reached Us"
The second mate Louis La Force. tod
narrowing story 70 the crew Of the Mari
posa. He said that in the ruzh OF men
from the hold. one Of them. Waterman.
va straupled TO death The ereg Bss
frantic 70 get out Ct the place. Six or
eight. he said. must have been drowned
ike rats In me hold. They were not
warned OF the sinking Of the boat Tire
first long dip Of the stern was the first
iatimation they had that the anal danger
was at hand and then they made a franz
nc rush to get or deck. The hatchway
was too small 70 Ter them through toge-
ther. and the result was that one OF them
ntrampied 20 death and several were
b drown.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-25
nF'ORMACLOu DEL DIA

POR SOSPECHOSO
En- Goaruicis b siio dote 1ito IN snjato
por sospeshoso, mprooaliose II 5 tacd5
que es IN auarqulsts.
Las BALEA RES
IA si5o non4breco g0bernaior de las B J.
leaIes 81 Tauleute suerai Suarez Valdes.
CANALEJAS
E sefior C3natejas pa ara en- Ay.la con ell
cen T Sagasta algunos d!as.
Dice-e que eli OF 10 pasaTa a Cuba es
tuolar el proDlema cubAao
EMULSION
Sgue Ia expulsion de los aparquistas.
Mu> hos So emDarcan psra las rep1olicas
an 5rlcanas.
LOS FUSIONISTAS
Green que 5 6 asia acance Ell pod ar ea 81
pr0X mo O1tuDle
Ell WORLD
Mega los ultrsj5s a Ia senorita C)sscio
prosa desae "a lLJeDtopa de ia isia &c Pinos.
MfJORA
Mejora algo el yalor de Ia plata
CONVENlO
Itaii8, Russia, Auotila Y Alemanis acep-
tan - prcp05lc.onss ds Fspsfls para IN
arr.g o lLternacl, uai co t d los ana qQistas,
DEMANDA
AumentA Ia oemauua Dc trigo harinas
en- Eu opa, por que escasea ia cosechA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-25

N ente, que Jaana sc estfeneci6
en- su OBJ efvatoTlo.
Aquellos gritos 10 cesaban, J
SO dIrgisn M coene deecubler-
to cuyos caOalIos, retenldos pc
mano del cOchero znenOs aun que
por la p.ultItad, aPenas poaisn
marchar al paso.
POGO 8 POGO, la fnu.titud, e.tre
chandolcs, ilevsba sobre sus nom
bros y brsz3s. cabelioe, carroza y
do pessonas que lban dentro de
eets.
A los grandes rayos del sol, bl-
j una lluvia de flores, bajo una
cGpola de follsje que mil manos
sgitaban por encima de sus cabe-
z.r, la condesa reconcci6 a aque-
los dos hombres que embrlsga-
ban Ia eDtusiasIpada multitud.
HI uno, palido o,n gu triunfo,
espaDtado de su popularidad, per
maneefs grave, ataIdido y tenn
blsndo. SubIerou aiganas mule
res sobre las llantas de las rue
da@, lie cogla 4ss hahos para az
voIarselas q Desos, Y 20 dIspnta-
ban q puI-tazos q slcaje de sas
mar guitos que elias haDian paga-
do cou IA fieTes mas irescas y
Taias.
Ctras, mas dis A9sas aup, habfan
subido :. tfasers del coche con
los iaeayO-, Iaego, sepalaado
In enslLlemeIte los cDetacalos que
embaTzzsban sn amor, cogfan la
oabs q del PERSONALS idolatfzdc,
le apllcaban un beso respetuoso
sensual, y en segaids naeian iu-
gar otrss d.ehosAs.
E-e hensfe adorsdo era 81 car
/ d-rai.
"a comp i ., z.n", gcz-so,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-25

huespedea, Y NJ queriendo desme-
recer en- simpatis, dijo:
No me comprendeis. Jay!
5ne creis tan eDvidio sa 8 mala
que deseo Il NAL de mis- compa-
neros de infortunio? iDios mic!
oiala atsuslvan al cardenal! Isl,
gu le absuelvarl... PeTo yo,
que 70 sepa al fin... Creedme,
amigos MOS; 10 que me pone asl
es a impsciencia-
Hubert J 81 muier So mlraron
uno d otTo como para medir Ia
In portancia 4 10 que ihsn de
cir.
Uaa mirada sor,brfa de Juana,
que no pudo dominarse los detu-
70 cuando iban q tomar una de-
cisi6n.
-5Nada me deof.2 zcIam6, ad
viruendo Ia falta que aeabA ban
de cemeter.
-kosotros no sabemos NADIA,
respondleron en- VOC baja-
In etc momento una orden
llam6 Hubert fuera de n apo
ssn;o. Ia conterja, habiepdo que
dado ola cor Juara, trat6 d. dl--
traerls, zero fn6 en- varo. pues
todos Ios seutidos de Ia cautisa Y
toda ~ intsligencia estabsn sb-
sorbido= por 4 bullicio de fuers,
por iss rAfsgas de siento que
ella pa.cibfs con uua susceptibi-
Edad snnentsda por Ia cafertnrs.
/ eea 9 j.. TO pudi' n io i'm
pedi.le 10 m4rar g. escnehar, s.
res
d 4 ito, Sc sinti6 IN gran bu-
llioi. : mueho movimierto en IA
tlsz* El g.uti6 retrocedi6 hssts
el lueflss Y hsrta el muelle, SRI
.sPae sea coopscts 7 rsiteEada-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-25
90 VI a NEaAElD s.

| Nos laman la attention los sefares de La
DEMOCRACIA hacla las iioess que transcri-
b j.. Uolnaasss Oe ana carta de los duedos de
Drlcss de hlelo de San Juan
Ya que ia question preclo de helo encon-
TIC Juez que fal.aTa, en- IN apl ecIa BILE Cole
& que Ia creido aIudldo, aul que nosotros
cree zoos Que no. vamOs a b .c5r una Ultima
oaraclou para 10 ocupnrnos de este asun-
La fablica de hielo de San Jra1 movifa
al Va or, elcCntrara conyenlenuIs en- ven
der ga produuto 56 cantavos cuiotsl al
CT mayor y 5atavo IL 81 detail. ain dn-
d slguua porQua aquelia publael61. -ns
pu. nlcs veclLce los muchos vapores Que
.leltau puerto aceu IA consume de HE
10 ous Cro wees mayor que ell de ia ciIdAd
do Pence, 4ue hast. y no empez6 con
sun1ir h.eio. pr esCar este mooopoliz do en
Uua uaano, prec-4 alto dlticultigo de al
qulilr, pnss SOLO naola n deposito on toda
Ia cindad Y no Sc iieVaba q domic,lio.
AQUeiaS clrGunotaLcl8S permiten los
fabrlcautes dc hieio dc Ia OspItal explot n
Qulnas Dc grau capaclda4 que no iaeen
nIeio mas Darato. Auemas Ia f,bii,a de
San u produce ma ba aCo Ell HE o. D1r-
que 40 en plea en su manUfactura ell vapor
colde nsado, sometldo despue- uu4 segna-
ia evuI'lcloA para despo Jar 81 agu. de tods
partlcaIa Dc alIe y oustauclas ag5aas d s.
pues, stn pssa por QCs fl4tros ua. dos
a.s,liaoores III de obt-ner hielo puro
umpI', cIletallAo soAdo cue =. esentamos
al q oIIuo. Ell Una paabra, f bricamo s
luesIro hleio COL sgna esterelizsda, est
oporac.oa dc prep lar eI aqua, nos Guest |
IL as QUO febrloar q h.el1. Por ESQ es que
Inestro hielo 10 pQede velGerse tan barato
como g ae ssD juan. Z en fiu se1ores 81
81 Ia Capital encuor tran cooveniencia en-
venoer a 3 GEL tayos k domiciiio nos
etros los da resuiLado y 10 Yendemos a |
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