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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
The Retort Courteous.
From the Cleveland News.

From the Cleveland News.
One day learned professor was accosted
by a very dirty little bootblack: Shine
your shoes, sir?"
The professor was impressed by the filth
ness Of the boys face.
II don't want shine. my lad" said he.
''but IL you'll go and wash your face I'll
give sixpence."
"a rigcht, SIR" was the lads reply, as he
went over to q neighboring fountain and
made hts additions Returning. he held
out his hand for the money.
WELL my lad" said the professor. you
have earned your sixpence. Here II Is"
IT dinna want 1t, auid chap" returned the
boy. with lordiy air. Eye keep It and
get yer hair cut"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08
Climbing without Guidss.
From the Scottish Field.

The proposal to prohibit climbing on the
Alps without guides has naturally given
rise to much comment. and argument both
for and against is not lacking. It cannot
bs- denied, of course, that lives are lost by
mountaineering every year: but lives ara
lost by many other means that are not nee
essaries Of life, such a. hunting, boating.
motoring for pleasure. and 30 forth. Guides.
moreover. do not always mean immunity
the most appalling Alpine tragedies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08

These are the things that I would
And in the end they'd grow to
If all that I've been taught is true
The models of propriety!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-08

WORD SQUARE.
SSEEEEEEsss
T. REAR
RHYMNG ENIGMA.
TRANSACTIONS.
I. Ash-haa. 2. Bud-dub. 3. But-tub.
GEOGRAPHY PUZZLE.
1. Providence. 2. Troy. g. Wheeling. Z. C1evs-
BEHRADfNGA
Glover. Iover. over.
DIAMOND.
|.siisss.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28

Mrs. Maggie Anderson suffered d Sc
we're attacE. Of sickness this week. but
her condition is reported as improving
as we go to press.
A flock of wild geese nuin:1 :1erng
nearly or quite 200 passed over this city
Monday evening. winging their away
south, and as o matter Of course the
weatherwise Old Inhabitants are lookin'
for squalls, Or suthin' wuss to foller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mertcs are the
happy parents of a big baby boy, born
to them on Monday night. Mike came
in to receive the col1grats Of his friends
Wednesday,, and as a matter Ct course
The Tribune smoked q fragrant Key
West to the good health Of Mrs. Nj. ard
the young heir.
Mine Host John. Peterson. propristor.
of. the Peterson hotel 1T CaGpio. antiat
one time manager Of the Lesh house III
this city, was here Wcdnz st!as tsh!!1s,%&
in the sights in the metropolis ard re-
newing acquaintance. John 5 the pic
ture OF prosperity and reports that he
is enjoying a fine business i'll his Ctrpia::
hostelry. a2s
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28

, Edward Emerson and family are this
week getting settled in the Eaton cot
tage on Franklin street.
AL. Patterson, representing the Hin
shaw Tailoring House Of Minneapolis,
went through town in his new auto on
Tuesday last.
Roy Heath is busy this week swab-
bing coat of black paint over the roof
of the r. f. Hadwin livery barn, on
corner Main and First streets.
The large new residence Of Uncle
Denis Donovan, south of the railroad, is
about completed, and now is only
awaiting the placing of the heating
plant.
1t is not an unusual thing to hear Of
a proprietor kicking one of his en-
ployes out Of his place of business, but,
the exception is when the employc does
the turn. We are informed that one
Of our tonsorial artists undertook to
turn the trick a few days ago, and-lost
his job.
VIM. Holiday, who has been here
the past ten days looking over the
Bowbells country, has purchased the
7. C. Barker farm, six miles west, and
Mr.. Barker is now engaged in prepar-
ing home on quarter he owns three
miles east OF this city, when he will va
cate the present home and give Mr..
Holiday possession.
Jack McInnis was over from the east
side Sunday and informed The Tribune
that there had as yet been but little
threshing done in the vicinity of his
plantation. Crops for the most part
are fairly good, though there were
some that suffered for rain, they not
getting as much moisture through the
season as we uns on this side of the
lake had been favored with. Jack says
he ''has charge to keep" on this side
of the world, hence has to come over
occasionally that he may not be entirely
forgotten.
Jim Hart was here from Wisconsin
on Saturday and Sunday last renewing
acquaintance with old-timers. He came
from New Richmond, Wis.,, to Minot,
with a car of horses, and could not re-
sist the temptation to run up to Bow
bells and look over the scenes of his
early conquests. James informed us
that the present has been very sue
cessful season with farmers in the
Badger state-crops of all kinds good
and the season throughout an admirable
one for growing and maturing grains of
all kinds, especially the corn crop,
which is the greatest they've had for
several years.
Charlie Ellis came over from Colum-
bus the first of the week and began
work on the new store building for E..
E.. Hartman, on the lot next north of
the First National Bank. The new
structure will be 24x42, with 18-ft. posts,
the second story to be fitted up for liv-
ing rooms for Mr.. Hartman's family.
Elmer has had rather uphill work in
getting the building started, owing to
the scarcity Of stone masons, but after
several weeks of most aggravating dis
appointment he finally secured men to
complete the stoning up Of the base
ment this week, leaving the way now
clear for the contractors to rush the
work to a speedy completion.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.
Uncle John Emerson left for Min
neapolis on Monday.

Uncle John Emerson left for Min
neapolis on Monday.
The county board meet at Minot on
Monday next.
. A. M. Gilbert is buying beef cattle in
the vicinity of Carpio this week.
A. J. Murphy. so the boys tell us, is
about to be presented with badge as
the champion shot-on dead ducks.
For Sale or Rent-A new six-room
house, completed throughout, with full
basement. Inquire of T. B. Hurry.
Henry Juve was here on Saturday
last from Ridgeway, Iowa, visiting his
brother Gilbert. He was much taken
up with the Bowbells country and has
about concluded to remain.
Mrs. Sam Anderson favored The Tri-
bune with very handsome bouquet of
rare flowers on Saturday, which she
said would probably be the last to be
plucked from her garden this season.
C. E. Ellis informs The Tribune that
he is erecting at Kermit for Burgett &
Nelson of Flaxton, the largest single
business building that has thus far been
erected in any of the towns along the
new 500 line, The structure is 24x7O
feet on the ground, 20-ft posts, the first
story to be used as bank and second
story public hall.
The work of shock threshing in this
part of the country will have been COM
pletelY cleaned up by Saturday night of
this week, and threshermen estimate
that that there will be about two weeks
stack threshing. The weather is per-
feet for the work, and with the great
number of machines in the country
farmers have been in great luck in get
ting it hurried through so as to give
them chance at their plowing.
j. L. Christman was in from his farm
southwest of the city on Monday last
and informed The Tribune that up to
that date there had been no applications
made by teachers for schools in his dis
trict, the same being No. SIS. The four
schools in that district open the first
Monday in November and Mr.. c. being
clerk of the school board, is naturally
anxious to secure teachers and left with
us notice which appears in another col
umn, which calls for applications for
the positions, and to which we direct
the attention Of, teachers yet unemploy-
ed, or to anyone knowing of such teach
ers.
While on a drive west from town a
few days ago The Tribune was agree
ably surprised at finding vegetation OF
all kinds quite as green and rank as one
would expect to see in midsummer,
something very unusual in this latitude
80 late in the season. Several nice
fields Of corn, notably that Of Uncle
Peter Christianson, just at the foot
hills, have fully matured and show as
fine ears, large and full, as can be found
in the most favored corn country. tits
now the 18th of September, and, think
of it. not the slightest frost has visited
us yet. We doubt if the season has q
parallel in this regard since the first
settlement Of the Bowbells country.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28
| Herman Endreson went to Estevan
on Sunday to look after his land in that

Herman Endreson went to Estevan
on Sunday to look after his land in that
vicinity.
J. G. Hedstrup has this season erect
ed on his farm one of the most hand
some farm houses in these parts.
Anton Nelson has been appointed
treasurer of school district No. SO, sue
ceeding M. V. Arvidson, resigned.
Axel Peterson, one of The Tribune's s
staunch friends, was down from Flax
ton on Sunday and made us pleasant
call. Mr.. P. is one of the early set
tiers in this neck o. the woods, and as
sures us that he considers himself in
big luck in having drifted into the Bow
bells country, where he has now one of
the most comfortable farm homes in
these parts.
Ralph Schudar was on Tuesday
awarded the contract for. erection Of
the new Presbyterian manse and will
begin work on the structure within a
few days, or as soon as he shall have
completed the Efteland & Nelson store,
now in process of erection at Ambrose.
The Presbyterian building will be 28x
28x18, full two stories, with full base
ment and fitted with heating plant, etc.
The cost complete will be $4,000.
On Friday last the Aug. Kraft separ-
ator took fire and was entirely de-
stroyed, together with load of grain
in the straw that was standing near by.
The fire caught from the engine, and
soon gained such headway that nothing
could be done to stay the flames till the
work of destruction was complete. The
machine is a total loss, there being no
insurance, and the loss falls heavily on
Mr.. K. and Fred Auffarth, who owned
the rig jointly and this was their first
season with the it. .....
John Hagen left for Aberdeen, S. D.,
on Wednesday, where he goes for the
purpose of arranging for shipment to
this place of a fine driving team he
purchased during recent visit to that
city. He was accompanied by A. N:
Christianson, or at least that was the
arrangement, as far as Hankinson,
who, with his brother Jack, recently
purchased a registered Hambletonian
stallion in the vicinity Of Hankinson,
and which it is the intention to load in
to the Hagen car on it's arrival at that
place and bring to Bowbells.
While driving out west of town last
Monday we stopped at the farm of
Uncle George Ganley for the purpose
of taking peep at that now famous
flowing we'll on his premises, and found
it indeed a wonder. The we'll was put
down by C. A. Lind about six weeks
ago, and at that time it was generally
supposed the flow would be but tempo
rary, the force at that time throwing
water several feet over an inch pipe
the top Of which was fsur feet above
the surface Of the ground. The flow
continues, however, and is now more
than can be carried away through a
fve-eighths inch pipe. The water is
clear and apparently pure, and q large
trough into which it is conveyed is a
great convenience for those living in the
vicinity at which to water stock. etc.
Uncle George values the we'll highly.
and well he may.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28

The barometer here got so low when
the heavy wind subsided Tuesday night
that very few Of the townspeople cared
to associate with it.
w. H. Owens sold to Deg Drew a
few days ago a sucking colt for S75
cash--a fancy price for sucking, but
the youngsters breeding warranted the
outlay, thought Deg.
Lost or stolen, on Monday last, from
my premises in Bowbells, black and
white English Setter, ears long and
brown jaws. Answers name of Dash,
and acts puppish. Will pay for infor-
nation leading to his recovery.-A. M.
Limburg
Bob Black and John Efteland were
over from Ambrose the first Of the
week on business connected with their
ventures in the new town. They re-
ported trains now running into Ambrose
on the new 500 line. and that four cars
of lumber arrived there Saturday, two
for the Rogers Co. and one each for the
Citizens and Langworthy. companies, all
three of which are putting yards in the
new town.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28

"a g $s.z-7. GGls.s
zRnxA,F@oIIc has the reputation of
DOvvlO1liS = being one of the best
markets and trade centers in north
western North Dakota. It's banking
institutions and mercantile establish
ments rank with the best in the state.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1906-09-28

The Tribune is is the Rsha';s oldest s1S paper per
recognized advertising medium of the
business interests Of the town. The
office is equipped with one Of the best
printing plants in the West.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
PETRoLEo EN TAMAuLIpAs.

En- los terrenos petroliferds que Ii
Comn1hfn de PetrdIeo items en- El e.
bano. Tamaulipaa, Mexico. Sc ha tles.
cnbierto un nucvu geisg:o. que mann
1000 blrriles de accIte por dfa, quC
sc ma bHntdo que cubrir por cnlia dc
capacidad en- los tanques de Ia compa
hia. TodOs les poZos que poses ia
compahla ptlelen producer 5000 barrI
les GMrfos de a2eite Sc cllcuIa nu,
cnando ci Ferrocarril Central AIexi-
t+'no pilcda consnmir petroleo 70
mo combustible todo su sIstanla con.
sumira 5000 barrIics diarios La (I,m
pahia AiRxiGaun dc Petr6.ao cres n,if
pi!edc producer esa cantid1d ,lentro dr
dhz OGhu mnscs.
Ademas de In cOmpahfa mencionads
se In organizadO otra con Il nombrc
de CoMpaifa International Amarica.
ha de Comhust!ble Petr6lCo. que
pos" 100000 acres de tierras petrttlif,
ras adyaoshtes a la de la Compa MIA
hlaxicanl, que ha hecho Impo, tantes
descubr!mientos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
Ell TRossEAu DE MISS noosE-.

~ I,,,,t ~ hos9EAu q DE MISS ROOSE-.
FL "trosseau''. 8 donas de Miss
Roosevelt. cosuira SI1,40O. He n.
qui las cifras: un traje nupciaI mil
pesos; gals trajcs para ir d ln
mesa. & tloscientos pesos caan NM,
mlI doscientos; dos tra!ps de cncaja
lmportados. mil pesos; i'm sgcn
ue enca1A, quinientos pesos: snis fra
les do re2epci0n tillo t,, inr,I,.
q csilto cihcitenta pssos csidu ,Ino
n,ovecisiiIos 1i,atfu nbrig,s de no
che a dosctntos cincuenta y sos ta
da llno, mil pesos; tres traits ,,n
Sal!e ctento cincuenta pesos cuta
uio cnatroclcritos cinc,tenta: IN s,-
60 para coehs, cincuenta pasos:
uh sarO para atitnm0vil, cIen na-
sos; vaiEos obietos que no sa h.r
pouldo claslficar. mil doScis isutos No
sos; seis TRACES de museliDa y Inn
Doraadps. qntiientcs pesos: sells trn,
Jes mating. quinientGs pegos:
t;lsNi S!lalro corsets q cincu.u;a pesos ca-
uA uno, doscsantos: .lpiios cj.n
pesos; s,hntcs, Glen PESOS: me,Ii -
uosclchios ihTsos: pafluelos. dnscIen-,
uos pesos; scis Sombr.qus dt. t1rdn y
Tecapeion, trss"ientos prsos. ,ros
soInDreros para coche. t.rt.n rasns.
u1ez sombrcrps para calIa Ins .in,-
los ctnc,1Fnta pesos; dos sombrcrns
ue nach". uRscicntos pesos: e,,js
'oHloTeros para sport, ciento cIncI.,,
u PESOS. Total. $il.i0O.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
PARA ocuLTAn FL. cnrMgN,

Ei Trcmcntina. Nucyo Mexico. fue
1uemdda Ia casa de Benito San
chez. TfTeciendo dos mutarag y uu
rsho' Ei Sheriff Romeri dc Las
Vegas, Nuevo Mexico. e.stmYo eil al
iuEar del crimen. pur lT,s dqtoS o,,c
adquirio. dffiuce que ei fncSndiD
tnYo por objeto oeuitar un crimcn
Hay prtehas ifreusablos de ntu
las dos mnjeres. h Sra, Sanchez y
una ipven maeStra do cscneia m =.
ron riolad1s. sirndo despues aaesi.
nnsias y la Claa cntrgada 4 Ipa LA
mss para borrar t0ttp yestgst, deI
nnnStfnnss, hcthu. hos hOmbres Gu,
tenian ciisrtns ef kt cusa, ost,iyi..
ron borrachos esa laris. los c,inr.
pos dc las dos mGjefAs yacian esn las
c:anas m"strantln las hnaIlds de /.
voisneia. Los hombrcs f,fron on
cnnfratha Eicrta dlstancia do Ia 81
Sa Dln'n que yieron 81 f;iego nor,
no ,dieen mas. Uno huy6 y gI ntro
sc l,a eScofaidO.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
SUPERIOR A pApEREwsKr

Arturo Rubinste!n, I'LL joven pian;s
Ia polaco que esta a.traImente eu
los EStados Unidos hacienda una ri.
ra ariiSiul. cs lin Observation-Disclosures
dei fi'noso Joachim, y uu protegido
ae CAmilo Saint Saens, el emlnen-
" compassion frances, ,Ip'en considers
q ArttHo itubinstcin. como al mas
sr;thde de los pianistnA Yivientes. EI
artisla tielle s9lamente dicz nuayt
amos I'M &onluistado uun gran re.
putacioh en- F'rancia G Inglaterra:
@parecio ante el p0bitc) ia edad III
cnhtto amos. dcstta entonces ful
s"nsioerauo como un prohigio. All,
ra improylsar. nv
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15

MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT Y IA
lifA DEL AttNlsTRo AiJsXicA StI
la HAotiia Mercedes GDl,ny h.
hIll "debGtanio" de: Hinis,rn us.
N.au1 cn Washington. 80 plrsce
tAntD M!as Alirc l,0o@nveIt nue
mrnhs de IL miiai do In esitts do
Washington, y cbmparativansnte no.
Cta ,ezirRb.t f13 ptCdtF iistlngGIfi1s
IN ~ dllinl reception dc Ia "a.
sa Bkhca "nphroci0" III murhacha
M siHtrl y tnda IL unche 80 ri6
scguida 8 fIstiagutda, siBn,lo 81
blanau hn todtR IqB miraHra do In
apihpin fd1itiind, de I'm npHiu re:nia.
holfi&p. itgtOS mironsa crefau 1u,
ni9l clil Ia hiia doI Presidents,
III piirto d. LDhgs tsils afenotn.
nos lsaBla puco inglts Y ~ e,lnnef
gl,D al mIneIpio no compraud,d nnT.
dit6 era "amtliadn' f'inalmtnte
sin o,nlarso. algHicn 1e Jito. on.
tonce4 "<iitr6 81 al espfritn de Il
co1a" y dasampeH6 81 p1pei aile 3,
10 ip10ni1 por amor Ia ayentara.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
csTE REYTTEiNiIIAl lsE,ls ssElNTIDols. q

ESTE REY TENI sEIE sENTEDOs:3
81 Rey ,hristian TX de Dlnaca Sca
;muert0 el {l,lnes go del tlAs6 paaado g
IConenhlGue era padre de:
Ale1a1idra; reina do Inglaterra.
WILHELM, ahOra Jorgs de Grecla.
Rusia. - si', i :, 7.
Thyra, DnI,iesa de Cumberland.
Principe Waldenur.
~ Rey Christian TX naci6 al 8 de
Abril de 1873, Era hijO dol tiifuntI,
Duque Wilhelm de SctlesswiE : Hols.
tein Sonaerbnrg = Glucksburg, y dc
la Princssa Lstisa de Hessa Cassoj.
lGl Iiey Christian TX fu6 nom brtado All
cesor de 10 corona de Dlnamarcn nor
VI untado dc Londres de Mayo Is liS
lS52A y por Ia Icy danssa tie s,,cssi6n
de Julio 81 1853. A In mlterte stlaI
Itey Federico VII, ,SoYiembre is. 1863.
rue exaltsldo al trono. Sc caso con
"a Reintl Ltlisa, hija del I4andgntye
Wilhelm de Hesse Cassel, La reina
muri6 en- SeDtieniDre 29. 1898.
I'll ltey Christian era digno, cort4s.
con un sextoz sentldo, eel de la jtisti.
cia. Era I'm soldado que habfa Ylsto
81 serYiclo, que 10 deampefl6
con honra, que no conOcfa ell mhsdo
JSAUiA TUG pODlcI CuIIluO u.s.
t1andI6 III trono tenla reiitIs mcza,li-
mas para ser un principe coronndo,
y no olvfd6 los dfas en- Que tenfa uuc
considerar ctiidadosamenie 10 que ID
hurarfa una corona:
Aunque el fu6 probnblemento el
mas bien amado monarca Ell Et,rona3
el ReY Christian pas6 muchos tnlbl.
Jos Ell los primeros tiempos tLe su
reinado. la guerra con Aleni1nia ID
arrebat6 4 Diiiamarcu una rica pro.
vincia. Ia de Schleswig Holstein,
los independientes daneses no uprob
rom este. echando IL ,culpl nl I,ey.
Sc slnti0 tan decepcioiidao q wees.
Tue estuSo Il punto de renuucinr 4 In
corona, pero la Reina Ll,iSa 10 con-
fort0. Con el tempo los rociaIist.s
Ilegaron In conclusion, de que al r.
rn necesariO tener un Rey. natlia ere
an q prop0sito como ei bondaIloso
:aballaro que flnneaba q lo largo d.
ms Gales yestiio pubrem STEM
IRE escaso de dine-o ell los bolsi--
los, sesnido por sn enorme perro. co
no un scncillo hombre del pueblo.
Il Rey Christian IL.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
Los TAPATIos Y Los crEnnos

:, Una vcZ que Ia Legislature de Ia
iisco ma nultticado el decreto o,Ie mr.,
hioia las corridas de torus en- 81 "a.
ado. Carlos BorrGgo :.,. ba metjiu ri,
empeslrio de turos. verifIcIndns,. ,r
Gnmia!ajara Ia primera corrida al 4
ue F'ebrero con gran cOn.cnto d.. Ia,
'hatios tan afectos 4 la faurop,Y-
quia- Los famusoS mntadoras Anto-.
nio fu"ntes y Antonio AIontes f,le--
ron los que tnauguraron los toros en-
"a Snlta1Ia del Occtdcn.c.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
BOTTOM ECUERDO' DEE CRNTErgI
RIO DE UAREZ.

Entire In mtriada tle "reauerdos,
qne circuiaram con motive tel Cen
teiArlO de .lndrez--2l de Mario asl
pI'esenfa 'ano. hay po1Ds como ii
qua itflunciamos ahora. y que Coz.
sists en- tlii button de bluncsiI. tla
nieNe. en- cilyo centro se Ipatlca 81
Dllsto del Gran Patriota. eon In
leyenda: Marzo de 1906. Lie. Bent
TO Jlldiez". Dos acknowledgements ran
centIichs enctrrran el blisto, ra IN
corona de las circnnrerencias resrlsn.
nsSan lew. los colores nacionnles de IN
fAtra t''tLi soDre los que SO lt-en .stas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
sEhoRA MExrcANA

Necesito unn sefiora mexIclna aur
,ehsa tic 80 40 afos de edld. no.
~, u ia quo Sc ptteda canfiar la co.
S.aa ~ para tieH humb&s. sLando ana
W. lnS'ss para mi casa, tcniendo 4
PTcfier0 una que pttsda hubjar ,,m
Dqiito do !nglcg, qib1 dts8es ytvI,
fii b'tciia casa todD Il tempe, si
s mnsiea, ticne b,tgha eltie,ntsn
ON espahul, tanto msi0r. EscriI,a,,
~ ,ngies sil tapah0l, 4 J. II. HAY.
tlie. JIba. Texas. ''a'
~.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1906-02-15
AL DEsAE.ENTApo,

81 I'd. cSta abatido, dchil o cufer-
mo: ST stis nerriOs ostan rcl1ilfns y
no pu@tie dormir: 81 I'd. csta per-
dtendo peGo Cnvej.siendo prcmalu.
ramentr. las Tablctas Palmo ie Gu.
raran 4 I'd. O no ie cucsian nadu,
No qui"re I'D. plIecer sontIrse mas
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