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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Of Alaska rather than a polar dash.
although. n conditions are farorsble
he may enter the race FOR the pole
Tue greatest interest. however. at
tacbes 10 the attempt 20 reach the
North Pole which Walter wellmsn ID
10 make In an airxhip now being built
for the purpose BY santos-Dumont the
young Brazilian acronaut Thirty
years ago the proposition would have
been considered as much . dream "a
one Of Jules yerne's romances- II
would also then have been impossible
But IL Il impossible nowf
NJ. santos. Dumont Is supervising the
building Of the giant Of the air which
is designed TO carry both these intr~p-
ID seekers seross the North Pole. IL
10 expected the alrship will be CON
pie,ed In April. and that the start 10
the northern base-spitxberrcn-wili
be made IN July.
This zirship will be a monster. 1T
VIII be-" says Mr. wellman. the isrg-
est practical sirship ever built IL win
be ies feet long. and It's greatest dis-
meter will be 40 feet. Its surface will
measure 1900 square feet and its vol
ums will be 22a.ooo cubic feet In
GATED with hydrogen. n win have
total sscensional force OF 1880
pounds. Seven thousand pounds will
be the weight Of the ship and lt equip
meat eompiste. leaving 5000 pounds
for cargo. The ship will be provided
with three motors. with q combined
energy Of 20 horsepower.
III the winds hinder no more than
tbsy help and there are no delays. this
ship can motor from North spltxber-
gen TO The pole In forty-nve hours. The
slrship will have an endurance cspsc-
Isy IN buoyancy sufficient TO enable II
h remain twenty-five to thirty days In
the air. II will carry $500 pounds OF
gasoline. and It's distance capacity dur
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30
EDIson's NEWEST INVENTION.

Perfected New Battery Ready For
Use of Automobiles
Thomas A Edison. as young and en-
gray hairs. has made the unqualified
declaration that be has solved the prob
lem OF providing cheap and serviceabis
electric traction for vehicles. says the
Philadelphia North American
by October my light battery viii
be ready for the market and we will
be ready TO equip automobiles Of all de
scriptions." be said To reach q defin-
lite conclusion Of It's possibilities man
ufactured 1900 cells and equipped
about 100 conveyances OF all descrfp-
tons In Washington. we attached The
batteries to a number OF express dolly
cry wagons. with the result that after
msny months the cost Of operation has
been found TO be IS per cent OF that Of
horses
The batteries manufactured varied
In types, so that / might obtain tho
happy average wished 20 strike and
am prepared to make the unQuali-
fed statement that the Edison battery
will revolutonize the storage battery
problem.
Many OF my experiments were fall
ures at first / determined that II was
a strange law OF nature that would
stop with but one achievement along
one line
ITO reach the goal for which
aimed and 10 keep down the cost to q
triaing portion OF what present bat
teries cost TO keep alive. 1 determined
upon the simple combination Of iron
rust. potash and nickel rust For .
time II failed me, but now l have &C
complished the result with these In
gradients. and the new light battery b
an accomplished fact
1T will weigh just one-half Of the
present battery in general use and win
be about the same size. although Il
stands somewhat higher In its proper
ton than the other.
AS to Its power there can be no
question. had a big two-ton car
brought to my factory In Orange. where
Il was fitted with cells. and we took II
out and sent II over the roads OF New
Jersey at thirty-three miles an hour
The new factory, where the new
cell batteries are to be manufactured.
Is being erected In Orange. and the su-
tomobiles will be built and equipped
there"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

and summer may zee some Of them
start.
Tho pole 10 10 BE- attacked from
various sides and IN dlrer~nt ways
Captain Jules 4. Bsrnier. tho Cana
dian. expects to follow the wrccksxs
OF the il:.fsssd Greely expedition. On.
tsrinx the frozen polar basin north OF
sib-ris and sledginz to the pole Dr.
ysricis. q Frsnchmsn. expects u foi.
tow q course almost parallel 20 that
mapped By resry. and win siedge
norshwsrd By the aid Of mules. or bur
roe and doxs Einsr MIkkeisen.
Danish explores. hopes TO enter the
Arctic Ocean from the Mackenzie Riv-
-. but his expedition promises 10 bs
. survey OF an unknown region north
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

There IL a clever young physician in
Philadelphia who has never been able
to smoke cigar. Just one poisons
me-" says the youthful doctor. Re
Gently the doctor was invited to a large
dinner party given by New York
friend. At the conclusion OF the re
past, when the women had left the
table. cigars were accepted by all the
men except the physician from Phils-
delphis. Seeing his friend refuse the
cigar. the host In establishment ex-
claimed: "what, not smokingi Why.
my dear fellow. you lose half your
dinnerr' Yes. know I do" meekly
replied the doctor, but II smoked.
would lose the whole OF itI'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Not one man in a thousand living or
the Pacific coast knows that as a mat
ter OF fact the accents OF our mother
tongue were heard on the beach not far
from San Francisco forty-one years he
fore English was spoken on Plymouth
Rock. More amusing still 10 the fact
that the original New England was on
the Pacific coast for Francis Drake
In 1873. at the close OF months stay.
took possession OF the country for his
sovereign. Elizabeth. and named the
new acquisition Nouva Albion New
Englsnd) because he thought the white
cliffs near what 10 now Point Reeves re-
sembled tho chalk cliffs near Dover
Outing.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Qusinfance Of the author OF the poem
From admiration OF her writings &c
admiration OF the author was an easy
step. and their acquaintance rapidly
developed into something more. An
engagement followed and the poet
who meanwhile had received an ap-
pointmenf In the Congressional Libra
~. returned to New YORK. where they
were quietly married
Since that time Mrs. Dunbar has
contributed occasionally TO newspa-
pers and magazines and a collection OF
her stories has recently been brought
out In book form
or her literary ability her husband
ssid:
-she writes much better prose than
I DO and IL invaluable to me as 4
critic
All of his work was typewriter BY
her and much OF IL taken down In
shorthand at his dictation. while her
sympathy and compsnionship inspired
some OF his best efforts. She Is an
Eriscopalisn in creed. and Mr.. Dun
bar. while not a member OF any COM
munion. attended church with her.
The peal OF the organ. the flowers.
the dim. rcstful light the rituaI-all
appeal to me" he once said. Most
men have at some period of their lives
an attack OF arnosticislm. as OF mea-
sles. but with me Il has left no scars.-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Professor Blaci1le used to form 4
very picturesque feature in the Edin
burgh streets. says Tit-Bits- He wal
CHEEKY old patriarch. with handsome
features. and hair falling in ringlet,
about bis shoulders. No one who had
seen him could possibly forget him.
One day be was accosted by a very
dirty little bootblack with his -shins
your boots. sirT'
Blackie was impressed by the filth
ness OF the boys face.
Il don't want a shine, my lad" said
be But II you'll go and wash your
face III give you sixpence"
"A RIGHT sir" was the lads reply
Then be went over TO a neighboring
fountain and made his abiutsons. Re
turning be held out his bands for the
money.
We'll. my lad" said the professor,
you have earned your sixpence. Here
IL is~
Il dinns want II. aud chap" return
ed the boy. with a lordly air. -Ye can
keep II and get yer hair cutr'
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30
iiliiiIiiI 81
rm1 Hf8. p
Row rHE Tricks ARE DosE.

right In your mind and then solve as
follows: to !. 6 to Q. S to 8. 10 to
Z. and 2 to 8. Now for the second
trick. Take two OF tie matches away,
leaving eight, and proceed to form
them 50 they viii make four right an
gled triangles and two squares The
smaller square should be made first by
four matches as shown in figure z. and
then the remaining four matches add
ed. forming the second square. thus
giving the geometricai result asked for.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

The inhabitants OF the Island OF st..
KiIdn have to rely upon novel postal
conveyance. Letters are packed In
cotton wool covered by tarrcd convas
and placed In tin. The bundle Is
then attached to an Inflated shccpskin
bag. acting as buoy. together with n
wooden float with the words "st Kilda
Mall; Phase Open" roughly cut on II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

II am working too hard Ny work
is killing me-" The man is mistaken
Work does not kill. Work is medicins
to the body and mind and spirit Work
is the salvation OF men Dissipation
kills. Worry is largely matter OF
nerves or indigestion or liver. Or u
may be a quality OF temperament OF
It may spring from envy or some other
hateful habit OF thought. In most
cases worry Is concerning things pure
" imaginsry-things that cannot b
helped One Of the best cures for the
worry habit II work. hsrd work OF
body and mind. Work requires CO..
centration OF effort and mind That
makes one forget his troubles. Work
may be made a Joy. And In the joy
of working there IL no room for worry.
Right living. right thinking. work
theae are specifics for most OF the iIb
caused by worry.
Dissipation kills--Atlsnta Journal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

0nce upon a time was a little dror
OF wster In pond with a lot OF other
drops OF water. Then the sun shone
and felt myself rising In the air with
the rest
Then we were vapor. When we
were up high In the air I looked at
myself. and l had a white dress on
me. looked around and saw that all
the others were white. Then felt
myself going down. and / thought we
would never stop. Finally l reached
the ground and saw a boy coming out
OF the house. I thought he would step
on me, but he did not Then another
boy came and picked me up and made
me into SNOWFALL. which be threw
across the street A man shoveled us
away In the middle OF the road After
that the sun came out and melted us
to drop OF water again. and that was
the end Of the snowflake.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30
Graadmofher'. Treasures

Grandmofher's Treasures.
When grandma was a little girl she own
ed boK-her dearest treasure.
In IL she kept with dainty care the things
which gave her greatest pleasure
A scrap Of pale buff calico with little
sprigs Of blue upon IL,
A bit Of stiff silk ribbon, wide, from some
ones old discarded bonnet,
A fragment each of muslin thin, Of
Bingham pink. and silk, magenta.
bit Of velvet. soft and green. that some
dear maiden aunt had sent her.
Doll rags they called them, but 10 her
shy little Jane Amanda Baker
They furnished food for many a dream.
and into fairy-land they'd take
heri
To-day her great-grsndchild. Lucille. bows
sunny head DER box Of treasures,
doll rags" they call them, but TO her
they're almost chief among her
pleasures
A dainty scrap of organdy with yiolets
and leaves upon IL,
A bit of pale blue velvet left from baby
sisters cloak and bonnet,
A piece Of rose-pink corded silk from
mammals evening waist so pretty.
A bit Of soft white albatross from Aunt
Minerva In the city,
A fragment Of an old plaid silk-'twas
worn by grandma AT her wedding.
And through the years. with smiles and
tears. gentle radiance It's she'd
ding
Da.r ALL r..f r~.~S - .hf1x;.h k~
from little Jane Amanda Baker
Down TO Lucille. her great-grandchild-
the winsome little sunshine-maker
Fragments Of velvet and Of silk-Oh.
childhood's joyous round Of pleas
ures
Nearest and dearest of them ail-fhe pre-
cious little box Of treasuresi
Companion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

bears the weight
OF his years light.
~. and is almost
a. popular with
the people Of Den
mark a. was bis
father. BY tn Q
wish OF his par
ents he W as
brought up with
great simplicity
and his earlier
education was OBJ
tanned at the town
.A...1
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Recently mail" was picked up In
Shetland which had been GO days on
It's passage from St Kilda. and when
opened. was found to contain two let
ters and eight postcards. together with
Is. for postage. These letters wers
In due course forwarded to their re-
spcctive destinations by the postonics
at Lerwick-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

This Is indeed the age OF CONNER
cialism." said the man Of sentiments.
~what makes you think sor'
Some OF our statesmen never men.
ton the American eagle any more and
are continually spplaudIng the work
Of the American Disadvantages
star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

with their eight children. Though they
have paid many visits to foreign
courts. they are essentially a home
keeping couple when compared with
most other royal pcrsonagcs.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Name the birds these sentences sug.
gest:
Firxt-what very sore throat pre-
vents you from doing.
Second-what a coward does In the
hour OF danger.
Third-EQuality and a state of utter
decay.
Fourth portion Of a whole and a
range OF hills.
Fifth monarch and a toiler OF
the sea.
Answers--First, crow second. quail /;
third, parrot; fourth, partridge; nth,
kingfsher.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Mccurl--A wise man kecpeth his
,wn counsel
Rogerman-you're right Then wher
hes Investigated he has somebody or
whose advice he can refuse to answer
questions Cleveland Leader.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

In the seventh century q Roman
Catholic monk of the name OF Botolph
or Bot-holph (boat belp) founded a
church IN what is now called Lincoln
shire, England Gradually a town
grew up around the church and was
called Hotolphstown, which was after
ward contracted TO Botholphston and
then shortened TO Botoston and finally
TO Boston From that town Of Boston
In Lincolnshire came to America the
Rev. John Cotton. who gave the same
to the New England capital
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30
A Matter of Hooks.


ais your mistress az homer
"she will be II you'll come back In
about three minutes, ma'am. I'm Just
hooking her up."-cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

The first trick requires ten mtcbes.
which must be laid ont asshown In fig
ure ]. The problem is How can they
be arranged into pairs. taking each Of
I've matches In turn across two 9TH
ers7 Number the matches from left to
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30
NEW RULER OF DENMARK.

Frederick VIII. Is now king OF Den
mark. The new ruler. who ssccnds
the throne in bis sirty.second year.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

school. but how many know where it
comes from or what II isf II Is a
plant that botanists call by the bard
name Glycyrrhlza glabra. which grows
about four or five feet high with blu
ish pea-like flowers or spikes. The
roots which we chew spread down sew
eral feet and are often more than an
inch thick. LicoEace win only grow
In very damp. rich. loose soil. and
even then the roots cannot be used for
three years after planting. Once IL
gets a start, II often becomes a null
sance. as the ground is stocked with II
for many years The tiniest piece OF
root left in the ground viii grow
A Reading Lesson-
II is a well established fact that the
average school teacher experiences .
great deal Of difficulty when she ~
tempts 70 enforce the clear pronuneia-
ton Of the terminal e. Of each pres
emf particlpie.
Robert" said the teacher OF one OF
the lower classes during the progress
Of reading exercise. please read the
first sentence"
A dimInutive lad arose 10 bis feet
and amid a series Of labored gasps
breatbed forth the following:
-See the horse runnin,."
Don't forget the e. Robert" adj
monished the teacher.
-Geei See the horse runnin'."-Lsn
pincott's.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

There are few boys and girls who
do not love to chew lIcorice root or
drink Ecorics water from bottles In
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

It's not good for lovers to be too
GOOD to be trnA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

II you can't do anything else. gst out
Of the way Of those who can
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-30

Life without laughter is a machine
without oil--Life.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25

-~Loa tefiores ?. Bsstard y Comp.
Soma 'eiaUtes de ests plaza. han soh-
citado da lAa ofsInas do sanidad, una
cert fl ,ac!61 aobrs el dscomiso y euse'
rrsmianto 4 3 cisrenta = seis caias de
queg0s de boia aus llev6 efacto el
inspector ds ssni1ad don RsfAel Co
ltn en- primero d. Febrero del afio On
curso
Ell a'cai ls do In ozreel sefor
Lean'er, ha rec'hIio uUs comunfca
cl6n del F4.ca} DO 10 Corse Federal Mr
PetttpgIli, ordansndo SO parmita oil
oonfuaio don r ,tsel R3drlgasz Brsa'
chi passsr al aire libre, f4er& del es-
tahlscim!aoto, cauSa da su delica do
essAdo ds falud, siemprs que 10 hsgs
Reompsaado do IN gasrdia do per o.
les.
ST CALZArO ain carton en laa
auslxs para y n>s, espeeialidad an
| c&lssio emo para ssaors, dnieos ven-
| dedorss de eal&sdo hao reoomenda bic
para cahaisroa. El Ls6a PoacsFi0
Gala del CoRero!o,
--CAaaio 20 ooael1Ya ls nusv
ofgs1iz; &c 30 d9ls1 faars2s uoiopis;&l
en- Ponce, punllcsy3i7os 81 ossa planE
ssua eusar1 sintalloo da ls misraa psr
nc syoc o0u cinienso dei pdblico pa
Ira raorao d. nussttos aissrsErIoE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25
EN- FL AyJN7A MIEsTO

C1ntiauacl6n 10 los aouerdos 10
msdcs gu Ia seai6a del ' eypaa;
Comunicsc6l del Alcslde scerca
d9 Ia sollcitud del CiJculo sL6meFs
solIctsodo 81 salon del Axurskmiepso
para o7lebrsr la Assnh'ea % Ia Fs'
de,aclda d los E.pii'istas de Puerto
R.co Of domlog) % dsl as tuAl
--AosA do }sesrcl6n provisional
40 las obrss de Ia ssi iea 60 le Gale do
Ia Uoi6o esquinh { Ia da Ia Reina.
--E,arIto de don Looisno Ferreiro
lirtormad0 nor Te,orsrfa rtfef5pte &
Ia devolaoi6n por pRg9 inaebido d.
| Is suma ds s25,
e critic ds dou Gentro L5pea
irtorm ado nor al Depa'.amenio dc
Obrss FL 9loss Munici9aleF, soliciisn'
do 90 declare IRA Dc msdera OF tro~
20 DE- Ia csle do 10 Luna comprendldO
entre las Gales do 10 C0ncordia Y
Mendfs Vigo.
Iufolma 90 Saeresaris referehte
la IL publication &ecrlada de lrs cuen
sal munIclpsles corrfspopdiertss & Ice
Ielsrctcios da ]. SEQ 81 4 98 y primer
semestte do /, 1913 SO
| AprobkdsE = que se cancele 10
lAapse.
| d ia MAilde Rangel que ints'
resahA permiso gtstis para traalsdar
gu casa, aeredisa al insolvenciA con
certiaesci6o del Comisario del bafFl0
y vsrlos vacinos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25
|MPRESIOIES Y NOlIC|AS

-Siguen los despreudlmlertos re-
oublicano En- csrtera tenemoe tres
adhssionss mis-, que pubicaran Q, en-
breve. Ls union robusNce "a Alas
de un modo fx ra 1rdlnario.
Aver & las cuAlr y mslia do Ia
tarde celebraron los b)mberos ell
anunciado almulacro de incendlo en- oil
barrio Warrington. Hicierouse prue
bss y eiercicios para rs'g lardar squel
populcso veciudario, en- easo do 10
iucendio ALI SO careca de aqua y
esso seria fatal ca cAsos de esa nasu
raleza,
El cuerpo de homberos rode6 el
barrIo do una tuberfs art d;lsl for
mada por sua mangas, demostrsndo
que puede elevar el aqua & distaucia
ds un kl6masro, aprc ximAdamente,
dsndo 10 iegaridad & los hab.tsr ssa
de dicho barrio, de que puede conlar
con el suxllio eicSz do los bcmbsroF,
en- cas6 de IN siniesto,
FL simulaero reaus6 brillsniis mo,
--Nueatro eitmado amlga don
| Miguel Morell embsrca para SAnso
Domingo. Ls teseemos fsliS viAie J
pronto regreso,
-Msrfs Rosa hs salido hoy Gu
rads del Hospital Triooehs.
| Mariana Rodrigu'z, nho de tire,
ldfas de nseldo, hs fal!eci 10 al I ho,
Alas einco do 10 ma sfiana.
i -Por oil medloo intsrino del Hos
pital sTrico h's, Fr. Victor Gu,isrrt
;. 0 siz, han aldo asissidos curadc
, durants 10 sema anterior los a!guIer
tes cssot; uno de fsbre iif idea otr
f. de t6tano traum ssico, smboi d. gra
vedad y do mas dc 80 dias do trs;s
! miento.
Con clio, queda demoatrada
= conttAnc!a y asidaidad dc dlsh1 fscu
ltativo en- la asistsncla y culdado
:. los enfsrmos del asilo <TriSocht
!. quisnes &, SAn dc un e.msrado esp
- c!a.islmo tratamsenio.
Ell BasAr { tsro avisa q 81 NUM-
@ rosa clieutslS que el 80 dc Mayo pr
Il ximo eapira oil ie:mino para la sdqu
a aici6n do los tick ia ttrecidos, a f
10 de que 10 apresuren q rsunir los
:, neceaarios para las smpliaciones
N rstrAtos. 3vA1 m
;, -Essa man Ana Lego oil vapor J
LA procedsnss de San Juan, y sAl
10 ests tards para Santiago de Cuba
el Baracos. llevando ochenta cabtz
"a de gansdo cAbAllar. Van ca disl
\, vapor numerosos passieros.
81 En- 10 carcel de distrito exist
NADIA msnos que doscientas vtiute D,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-25
Lu-es %.

Lu-es 70.
Aver rsaoAreci6 ell reri6dico La |
Rep,tblca, di-'g'do y administrsdo |
por puesro eat msble com 81 sro don
Juan Pericas Df4z.
Rfg'stramos con gus.o 80 vls!tA,
dedicAndole por sstas lfnsas nuestro
sAludo m q afactuoso.
- Ss sncuentra en- Ponca Mr., Proc.
tor, director de Obtas : db' 'Icas
-Nuestros entusia,tAs corrsligio-
narios sefi pres Rsfael Rivera, Joa'
quin RodrigueE y Victor Rsmos, for
m an 10 comisi6n nc m prada por el Co
mite union onists local, para entender en-
los trsbsios preparatorios do 10 con-
vsnci6n ante Ia cuAl hs de res'guar
squel cuerpo sus poderes
Contln6au CON activldad los estu-
dios de Ia carretsrA de Peauslas, que
eireularG cuasro poblAcionea; Ponce,
GasyanillA, PsIuelas y Ysuco. So
gGn manifestac!ones hschas q varios
amigos por un alto EN- olesdo en- esos
trabsios, el primitive trszado sufri6
algunas leves modifcaclones. obli-
cu2ndosa Ia via un POGO mas hscia sl
interior, q causa de que, con arreglo
al primer proyecto, es nscesario aal
var alguna, pendisnses que prolon-
gan las obrAs & irrogan mayorss dis
pendios.
Entire los mn % asistsntes & las
escuelas de Porcs, SO ha reeaudado
una apreciable sums para los pefiu.
dicados por ell iucendio de San Ssbas
tiau. El depositsrio de 10 recsudadc
90 nuestro amigo el prt talor ssfioi
Cuebas Aboy, inioiador do tan lauda
hla idea
Ell l&bado d'tlmo 90 reunI6 Ii
Junta Ecolar.
-Nailans subira q nuestra eacs
na 10 famosisima 6psra de Verdi
Rigoletto. En ella 10 eAt-enarA Q to
. nor Dardani. En- esa obra 30 distin
guen nosAblemente Ia G )nzsgs y B sg
8 b:Hs.
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