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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
SPORTING MEN WILL
REGISTER PROTEST
Proposition Advanced to Levy
Heavy Tax on Paris Race
Meetings.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Irloune special sporting Service.
PARIS, Nov. 24.-Some commotion
has been caused IN sporting circles by
q proposition of the Budget Committee
OF the Chamber Of Deputies, that GER
tain taxes suggested by NJ. Poincsre,
the retiring Minister of Finance, shall
be. replaced by one of $250,000 on the
prlzes given at race meetings. The
Societe d Encouragement allows every
year quite 100000 In the form of
prizes at races held in Paris and the
provinces. and when it happens to be
particularly we'll off it is even more
liberal. The Societe de Vincennes con-
tributes almost the same amount of
money, and what with the sums given
by other associations as we'll grand
total of something approaching S3,000,-
600, which finds its way into the hands
of owners, breeders and trainers of
race horses, is attained.
Now, as will have been perceived, a
tax of $250,000 means the taking away
of nearly one-tenth of the total amount
bestowed on prizes, and the patrons of
sport consider this an unreasonable pro:
portion, the more so as the winners of
big prizes have been In the habit OF
giving or per cenc OF the money
gained to the poor. Thus If the prize
reached the figure of s20,000 deducted
from that sum by the owner of the
winning horse for charitable purposes.
He received the full amount, but if a
tax of nearly one-tenth is to be imposed
on his prize, be is not likely further to
diminish its value by giving anything
to ten poor. Experts in these matters
indeed. aver that even the luckiest own
ers of race horses scarcely recoup them
selves for their expenditure by the
prizes that they are so fortunate as to
win. So far 1T is only suggestion from
the Budget Committee, but as Anan-
ciers are hard-pushed to find ways and
means, the prospect appears omlnous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
CLASSICAL QUOTATIONS.
President Of Chicago University Dis
courses Learnedly ON Football.

courses Learnedly on Football.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-President
Nicholas Murray Butler of the Chicago
university in bis recent report upon
football injected some classical quota,
tions from Seneca which has caused the
disappointed students to declare that
Seneca didn t know anything about
football. anyhow. President Butler
among other things said:
"Not only did all the disadvantages
surround the game of football, but it
had become a game IN which the large
majority of students could not partici-
pate. 1t required of most participants
great weight and unusual physical
strength, Of others swiftness of foot
and highly trained powers of attack
and defense. It required arduous
training, almost complete absorption
and exceptional physical powers. AS
result, it came to be at war with ev-
cry sound principle of college sport
or athletic exercise. That these con-
tests were gladlatorial In character the
history of the last few years of the
game plainly proves. After nineteen
hundred years the words of Seneca
were again applicable:
Man, who ought to be sacred to
ms fellow men, is now killed by sport
Kill him Hammer him,
Roast him! What makes hin, so shv
of jumping on the gridiron7 WHY
doesn t he knock them out? Does he
want to live forever7 Tell me Do
you not understand even this much:
that dlsgraceful exhibitions react on
those who permit them7'
Seneca was right The most seri
Gus effects Of intercollegiate football
were not worked upon the participants,
but upon the spectators and upon the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
DR., James Dwight, president of that

organization.
In an interview, DR.. Dwight saws:
In the case of Beals Wright I feel
That q great injustice has been done,
No charge, direct or Indirect, has ever
been officially made against Mr.. Wright
to the. association. One of our laws
governing the definition of an amateur
classes as professional man who is
employed by a sporting goods house on
account of his proficiency in tennis, or
who uses has position in the tennis
world to advertise the goods of such
house
Now, / do not believe Beals Wright
has ever violated any of these tenets.
Not even suggestion of any such n
thing has ever come to my ears until
some irresponsible and, it seems to me,
malicious party started such a story in
the public press. His father has taken
him in to learn the business and per.
haps succeed himself His conduct in
the tennis world, so .r as 1 know, and
L have observed him closely, has been
exemplary. l believe him to be a pure
amateur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
Prominent Canadian With Fine String
Of Good Horses.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
HAMILTON, Ont, Nov. 24.-Joseph
E. Seagram, the Canadian millionaire
and member of the House of Commons,
is now making his yearly autumn visit
to the metropolitan turf from his coun-
try seat at Waterloo, Ontario. Not in
years has be extracted moro pleasure
out of this annual incursion than the
one he is now enjoying. Mr.. Seagram
has nice, well-balanced string OF use
full horses, with two two-year- -olds-
Purslane and Mainchance-of more
than ordinary class. Purslane, the Wa
tercress colt, is lot better than any
one supposes, but will scarcely show
his real form until be comes to hand as
three"year- old. A preparation for
the Futurity dulled him to a great de-
gree, Trainer D. T. Little6eld. ALWAYS
conservative and thorough, has the Sea
gram horses in splendid condition,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
BOXING IS BARRED.
Chief Of Police Collins Against Slug
ging in Chicago.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-There will be
no boxing in Chicago this winter if
Chief of Police Collins has his way,
The Chicago A. A, and one or two other
Windy CITY organizations have sounded
Mayor Dunno On the subject, and he
referred them to the corporation
counsel The latter has yet to give his
official decision in the matter, but in
tine meantime Chief Collins. who holds
the stage, has announced that he will
prevent any and all fights, boxing ex-
hibitions, sparring contests or what
ever the promoters choose to call
cago A. A. or fiy-by-night club at.
tempts to hold them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
Annual Championship Meet.
ne Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2a-The animal cham.
pionship meet OF the intercollegiate Associa.
tion of Amateur Gymnasts of America will
he held on March % at the University OF
Peunsylvnnia. This date was fixed at q
meeting OF delegates held as Columbia uni.
versity.
Besides deciding this point, the reprssen.
tion considered the adoption Of a ncw ge,
OF rules regarding tho award OF points in
meets. but no dcci Z N was arrived OF, the
old system remains in force.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
Berger Quits the Ring.

Tribune Special sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Nov 24-Sam
Berger. the big heavyweight OF California.
who was recently beaten by Al Kaufman
in ten rounds in San Francisco. is the latest
fighter to quit the ring. Berger feels so
badly over his defe5t by Koufmonn that he
has decided never 70 don the gloves again.
He has purchased clothing establishment
with his brother. Not. in San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
NO CHARGES MADE.
Great Injustice Done Beals Wright by
Sensational Talk.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
BOSTON, Nov. 2d-No charges
against the amateur status of the for
mer tennis champion, Beals G.. Wright,
made in the United States National
Lawn Tennis association, according to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25

The two teams form into opposing lines
at the point where the ball entered
touch, and the ball is put into pIav
again by throwout, when the PLAY
ers jump and fight for it very much in
the same manner as a tossup in basket
pail when punting, the kickers on
far as possible and make il land -
touch, SO that play will be resumed
with an advance for their side
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-11-25
ENJOYING TIE OCCASION.

I70 feet less than 4 mile s'Against tim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
LEASE ESTE Av|S0

sLs alcaldfa svisa que el dfa so
del corrients mes de Abril te1dr4 lu.
gar 10 exhumaci6n do los restoa que
exlstsn depositados en- los niehos de
los Cemsnterios de estA ciudad y San
tures Guyo arrsndamiento estuviese
vepeido. AT mismo So prccederG & ls
dsstrucsi6n de les tumbss verias
que cubren sepulturas en- la fosA CO.
mdo, que tengsn igualmenle vencido
los cinco amos por suyo periodic de
tempo fu6 eoncedida 10 liCsrcia res
pectlva.
Pusdsn ser rsnovadoH los srren-
dsmientos de les nichos J las licen
elias para tumbas y verias en- 10 ss
comGn, abonando previAmenle en- il
Tesoreria Municipal, hasss el 20 de
actual, los derechos que Iensla Ia ta.
rIiA del presupuesto vicente.
Sc reeuerds 10 prevenido en- ell ar
ticulo 80 de la Ordenanxa Municips
sobrs Csmenterios, que prchibe ex
traer les lApldAs que hublersn estad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
P|NTAR COMO QUERER

-sh ,s % 9. to e'ror, seA 8 no
hsI b cdrtd
La policis debs Isr un euerpo ss-
rio Y lA serisdad DO se acredita
con Anrmasiones islss, que periudi-
can & tercsras personaI, 81 10 intri'
GO logrA sorprender la reetisud dc los
jetss superiores, & elloa tocA arrarCar
vslos , porer de relieve & los intri.
ganIes. Pressditndo tn distipts for
ma; es deeir, dGandO rasor 10 que pdsei
los isfss AeeptaIfAn solidsridsd on
una eulpa que de Ieguro 70 Les CO.
rresponde.
En- lA policiG exlsts, sin duds, 81.
90 oIcuro: alguien que hAce dafio al
propio cuerpo en- que Iirve; algdn
MIshiAvelo al por me- or que Sc vale
dc eItas tramnss.
Mr.. Hamill y Mr.. LutE posesn
medios de Avs~'gOAr l- vsrdad J
de hacer IL lrE por mismo cue
aQui % lss estinS, ueBesmos que no
den Iu patrocipio { soVal tsss,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
DESDE AGUAO|LLA
Una Asamblea prssbiteriana.
Honras fdnebres ceIebra-
das on honor do Palmer
FOR ADULTERIO
FOR ADULTERIO
<La vida y muerte de Jesus. ,
Libro de versos. -Jurados.
Circo europeo. .-Julcio.

En- solemrs asamblsa 90 rcun'sron
durante sstoa tres i t'mos dias dc 10
ssmana astusi, en- el edlncio que oeu.
pa 10 Iglsaia Prssb'terians de esta
eiudsd, los mismbroa que componsn
el Presbitsrio de Puerto Rico.
Presidia Ia As.mbles, & Ia que
ssts eorrssponial fuS atsutamente In
vitAdo, OIL revsrendo Robert Nc Lean,
do San Juan. Entire los muchos scuer
dos que 20 tcmaron y que luego da-
ramos { eonoosr, 80 design6 al revs'
rsrdo James A. Nc Allister, fhinjstr
de 10 iglssis de Labels, como delegs.
do { 10 gran Asamblea presbitsriaua
que 90 llsvarG & cnbo on brevs on los
EssAdos Uuidos.
-Antssyer so VIC en- esta Corts
municipal un iptsresansfs'no lieio
que, por el dslto de sdulterio se se
guia contra o. jovsn Bonifacio Castro
10 ioven FrAr cisca Chae6n, 10 que
est& casada CON Juan Aess ssdo, dc Of.
sio xspatero. El honorable Hscal del
tribunal del Distrito ssHor Llore1a,
@ una snSrgiea y vibrante orsei6n
forsnse hixo su aeusaci6n contra am.
bos aeusados, que fasron dsfsndidos
dc manera eloeuents por lel ioven ls.
trado don Limo vaxquez. In Corte,
On vista do 10 prueba y los srgumsn.
tacionss do les parties, dict6 vsrsdieto
de ineulpabilidsd.
-Solsmnisimas qusdaron les hon
ras fdosbres que, en- honor dol malo-
grado Palmer, Gran Maestro cue fua
do 10 LogiA Sobsrana do Puerto Rico
90 eslsbra on On 10 nochs del juevsl
dltimo on 10 Logla sSol Nacisntes, d.
ssta eiudad. Oaci6 On les sersmonias
| 10 que asisti6 una nutridA rsprsssn
tasi6n del elemsnto mss6nieo y algu
NOS profanos, oil Maestro Eugeni'
OEmpill0.
Il -Anochs, s&bado, hixo su dsbu
; On ssaA siudAd el <Circo EuropsoS.
La vida y muerte do Jea6s, RI
prsssntada on cuadros por msdio d
una Lintsrna Mkgiea dc Mr. FraI
, Sloee k Ger, iuS an espsctasulo mu
bsllo = maguideo que en- 10 noshe d.
microbes pssado 90 verified On ]
Iglesis Preabitsriana do este pueblo
-<Olonaless ssrk sl iitulo de d
: libro do vsrsoa que On brave darA
(Continaa en- Ia pdgtna Aa)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
Explosion en- el elKearsaree

New York Abril 17.-Ayer ocurri6 una catastrofe ho
rrble acoraz'do KEARsARGE, de la marina americana
Un dep6sto de materas explosives hzo explosion bordo
Hubo sete muertosy muchos herdos Entire los prmeros
Sc encuentran los subtenientes Hudyins Graeme El
KEARsARGE quedo muy deerioado, Este barco Sc cons
truyo 1885, despaza 800 toneadas tene H. 900 ca
balos de uerza cost6 100000 Pertenece la prmera
division del Atlantco norte al mando de Rear Admiral
Evans Ign6rase todavia las del sniestro sobre
cual Sc abre ma investigation minuciosa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
e Il do f poao

e Il do + p"Ho
lef os Ia .ig 'tentr, ehsrs otrss notss
oheia'cI de /, Iolicfa.
GRomuSldo P, Tormos, polisis,
ssparado por dssobe ediepcia { IL orden
General rdmsro IS, 81 publican un Ar
tfsulo on SLa DemocrasiAS Griticando
{ suS Iuperiorea
Y bien, nj sl guArdia Tormos-k
quisn no conoeemos-ni nipg6n otro
guArdia, nj eAbo, nj Iargentc, nj OF.
eIal, publis6 NUNCA NADIA sn este
psri6diso.
Lease bIep; NUNJA NADIA.
Y ain embargo On eIs solo motive
Sc funda 10 separation cue, 81 no hsy
otra esuSI, ss svidsntements iriustA
N comDrsndemos como dal iuisio
que d. h'6 formarss pudo aparecer uns
merI'r usa eompleta.
ell rombre de este diario 4
| EurA On Vi ASupto, pSdinoS una invss
ltgasl6u que sslars VuiSnsl Sop loI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
DESDE CAROLINA

Con 10 tradioional misa do %.
euentro & les einco do 10 mlasna de
hoy, hA tel minado la Semana Santa
en- este pueblo llevads ( Csbo por o.
diStnguido sacsrdots padre Miro.
Exp'Sndidas han resalsado les hss.
tas religions .. TO Nfio on nuestro tenn.
plo eAt6lico.
La distir guida iurta dc cat6licos
que no h del ado dc Asistir { un sole
aCto, hA llsnado Admirs elements su
eometido eoopsrando & dar mayor
realce & estas AestAs. d.
Ell movimisnto do passjsros %
ra los pueblos limitrofss 30 he redo
blado en- estos tltimos tismpos, bens
neiGndose en- algo 10 Carolins, pue'
sismprs el que W y viens, algo dtis
(suando no la zusla de los xspstos.)
En- estos dias % he alberto 0
dblico un hotsl titulado ala Apda
lusA.> EstG situAdo On parts c6nt-'cl
frents & la plaza; oeupA kusn edinclo
J 20 hAlla regularmeute montAdc.
Para e'ta nochs y b,io Ia orgA
nizaei6a de distipguidos j6vsnes y o.
balleros de eta sc d'd, % aurnsi
oil bAils de las paIcuas
Las cbras del puents que 90 el
u ltvAntsndo en- este pueblo sdelAr
Ian con rapideS. EStos yeeinos, d
como los demGs de les put bios de trGr
Sito, sstGn de snhorA buena por
conItrucci6n do dieho. puents que d
81, 90 obstruye de una manera vicler
10 10 Comunicaci6n 0ntrs los mismt
-Nuestra Corte Municipal 20
FaSlSdsdo el iutVss d'timo 81 pusb
de Rio Grsnde para yer , fallar Vi
, rios asuntos Allf pendientes.
Ia vuelto &Isntirse atacado p,
: 10 fsbre 81 iluStrado Doctor FernG
. deE. HacsmoS votos por que reCup
] rs pronto 80 sslud.
UN vECINQ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
REUNION POlIT|CA

El domirgo celebr6 reunion 10
Sub Junta de Ia Union, de ssnturce,
en- 10 que tomaron parie valics ele-
msntos de nuestra agrupaSi6n. En dl.
cho acto h,cieron ~ sfliaci6n al par
lido prestigioIoI elsmsntos del campo
adversario, entire los que pueds citrss
sllconocldo pre- fssor don Manuel Boa
do, sdueador de una gran parts de la
actual juvsptud Dc SQusl poblsdo, ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
UNA SUBASTA

Aver tarde tuvo lugar an sl salon
del syuntamisnto, presididA por el
Alealde seiior Todd, 10 subaIta del
Hospital de Ciruifa de sArturce
PrsssntarOn propoSieiones los Sc
nores don Francisco Esealsra , don
RoQus Panisgua.
FL aefior Panisga obtuvo Il bue'
M pro por lA suma dc % 600 dollars.
Las obras del rsterido hospital
VmpSzarkn en- 81 mes pr6xLmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
pOr Cable
PARA LA DEMOCRAC|A"
Las naciones 1atinas

Paris Abril II Il Eclar, en- su editorial de ano-
che dice que Agiras han echado las bases de una
aanza entire Jas nacones anas del occdente de Europa
es saber Franca Itaa Espaha Portugal, apoyandose
todas ngaterra constuyendo I'm baluarte poderoso
contra los posbes planes del centro e oente europeos
<L Ecars aade que los dipomatcos ngleses franceses
sagacdad xtraordnar han consegudo destrur cual
quer posbdad que hya concto de ntereses entire
las potencias que coagan La boda del rey don Alton
so es de los puntos culmnanes del arreglo E artf
cuo ea de todos los concentrates en- los circulo poti
Sc cree que notcias raen su orgen de Londres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
Un 1kase del Gar

San Petersburgo, 17-Todos 10, peri6dicos liberaes
condenan con energa dkase pubicado por Nicolas H.
por vrtud del cua comte de hacienda superior
al Douma en- autoridad en- jurisdiction. E Russ Ell
NowoE VREMYA op que Ia dignidad de una asambea
nacona consente que sobre ella nnguna matera Sc
coloque nngdn otro cuerpo del Estado que 81 Sc ad
mite este atrapeo POGO POGO <Doum Sc reducra
reunion de personals sin peder aguno con caracter
lpuramente nominaly decorative.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
Discurso de Mr.. Roosevelt

Washington Abr 17.-El presidente Roosevelt ha
pronuncado dscurso sensational abogando por la mi
tac6n de las fortunas parcular que consdera pernco
nustas cuando excesvas orador declare que
possible dar ell frente pegro por medic de los i'm
puesos progresyos sobre la renta Do tambn que debe
estimularse la generosidad de los mumonarios fin de
que multpquen donativos p6stumos en- favor de
los institutes de educac6n bene6cencia Las ideas del
presdente muy apaudidas los crculos del partdo
democratic
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
NUESTRO TEATRO

Itforma Ell Nnor Alcalds don
Roberto Todd que les cbrAs del tea.
sro te llsvsrAn 4 csbo desplegando en-
sllaE la mayor sG.lvldad posible. 81
s)guua demorA hA ocurrido ODE Ices
al retra'o en- la llegada de mAteriSle,,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
Ell Vesuvio mas tranduilo

Napoes, Abrl T.-Desde las dcce del dia de aver Ell
Vesuvo Sc muestra cada mas tranquo dsminuyendo
entamente los rudos subterraueos la ntensdad de las
exposones Los reyes de Italia no han deado Napoles
solo momento pesar del panco que nvadi6 la cudad
en- Ell apogeo de la erupc6n Victor Manuel lam6 anoche
paaco las atlas autordades los efes de los
y los senores de la arstocraca que le acompohan Err
presenca de todos gran soemndad condecor6 los
hombres del pueblo que etan dando muestras de
bravura ante Ell pegro La rena Elena asstfa la cere.
mona FL acalde prouunci6 dscurso muy sentido
homenaJe al vaor del rey que es Ell vaor taliano
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-17
TRES MARAv|LLAS
Pfoyscto de canal de Nicara-
qua. DeIicado mapa on
seda del siglo XVIII.
e. MARFIL VEGETAL
NJ. de la Basfide. Mr. Alta
nasio Mar;nahis, cree ha-
Der batido el <record>.

Es, sin duds, un curioso descubri.
miento el que 90 ha hecho en- una prem
derfa dc Paris. consiste en- un mspa
del siglo XVIII, On el que aparecs sl
proyecto de Canal del Istmo dc Pana.
ma, tai como 10 concibi6 Mr.. de ls
BAstide, pasando por Nicaragua.
Fl maps, hecho con gran dslica-
tezs, estA pintado en- seds, por su
torma psrece que eatabA destinado 6
un sbAnieo. En 81 90 ven tres barcos
nsvegando por el lsgo dc Nicarsgus,
' al Oests del lsgo sstA indicsdo el
nsxo del canal.
Auuque la memoria que sobre 81
ort veto escribio en- | 79l Mr.. do 10
Bsstide, .es muy conocida de todoa los
ge6grsfos, nadle sospechabA que tal
msps existisse. ri proyecto On Of ere
bAssante busno; psro 50 autor no con.
to con una porcion do dihcultadss,
pues era un gs6grafo ts6rico, que ia.
U Gs estuvo on sl Istmo, nj 10 oonocfa
mas que por los mapas.
I'm Centro America hay una pal.
ma que produce una feuta que hs cam.
biado por oomplsto 10 industria dc Ia
botonerfa J 90 ha convertible on el nd.
cleo do una gran industriA.
La c&scara do esta fruta contisne
una lechs que % muy dulcs y sgrada-
BILE sl paladsr y 81 muy apreciada por
los habitantes de 10 region. Esta ls.
lcAs cuando 90 dsis estar por cisrto
Itismpo On 10 cGscara, 20 endursce y
convierte on una sustancia tan dura
como sl mArtil provenisnte do loa col.
millos del sletants. La plAnta que
, produce eatas nusees 90 llama 10 plan.
la del marfil.
La mayor parts do los botones que
90 usan, ~ sean de msriil, perla, hue.
, 90, caucho 8 gonna vulcanixada, SON
hechos do eatA suatancia.
ii La plants de marfil 90 una de laa
msravlllas de la spoca y sstA hseien'
j. do gansr & sus plantadores grandes
Q IfortunAs.
h Las nueces 20 embarcAn por car
, Igamentos & los grandss fAbricas do bo'
i tones, dc las cuaIss salen tods clase
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mo modelo presentado por Santos Du'
ont, gu Parts, 10 difsrencia de este
en- 60 vez de Ievar un propulsor,
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Elm tor aera de se's cabalios, y
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disndo & continuation 10 marchA siem
do cara Al vlento.
L 81 eIto 90 conaigue, considerar6 Q
- problema resuelto ha dicho IN ami
- 90 del inventor, & un representants de
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