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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-26

1t vas glad relief to him wher he
leard her voice calling him soon after
daylight.
Inc SKY had iightened up. but the
blizzard was stlll booming away. Jim
made coffee and fried bacon and
warmed up the frozen bread and in
yited Miss Stacy to breakfast. She had
lassed the worst night of her life and
lost her appetite. What she wanted
was TO reach her Aunt James in the
quickest time possible. Jim listened to
her request and then shook his head.
We've got TO walt awhile for this
blizzard to let up" he replied. I'VE
'ouidn't 20 ten rods without being lost.
rld being lost would mean being dead.
Lemme tell sou how a, bull tbrowed me
over the fence two years ago and chirk
you UP bit"
The girl refused to be chirked. She
sat swathed In horse blankets ike a
mummy. and her tears formed iclcles
Oh her cheeks. Noon came, aud the
blizzard was still with them. Jim tried
to make her take a hopeful view of
things by asserting that he was born
anu reared lila that locality and had
never known a blizzard to last over
four days, but she wept instead OF
smiled. Finally at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon she made an announcement.
Il am going. | won't stay here an
other minute. II you don't want to
come along you needn't" she said
firmly.
There's only one way you can 60"
replied Jim after stepping aside to
measure the depth of the snow. "I'n
have to take You on my back. You
never can make 1t otherwise I'm stout
enough to carry you and bag of TIA
ters besides, and II don't hurry too
much | can keep a straight course"
The girl demurred and protested: but.
finding no other way. she at last CON
sented. He stopped down. lifted her
up and set of with her. 1t was des-
perate undertaking. and they were a
full hour making the mile they had to
60 but he finally deposited her on the
doorstep, raped for Aunt Jane and
then said good night and plunged into
the storm again. Two evenings later.
when the blizzard had vanished and
the highways had been dug out, he
knocked at Aunt James door. This
pair OF cellulold cuffs under his coat
sleeves, and as Minnie rose up and be-
fore she could utter word of thanks
he said:
"Miss Stacy. love you. ] love you
heap. never loved a gal as do
you. Intended all along to ask you
to marry me. and have been figur-
ing where we would live after mar
rage. But it's all on now. I've went
and gone and made n hero of myself
and won your eternal gratitude. You'd
be willing TO marry me because | saw
ed your life. but amt no sich Teller
as to take advantage of a thing like
that Take back your troth and marry
any Teller you like. and at the same
time I'll look around and see what
red headed gals they are In the neigh
borhood who'd be willing to have me.
Farewell. Miss Stacy-farewellr'
There was a tear in Jim Williams
eye as he turned away and plodded
homeward. but he had the conscious
ness that he had done right. and II may
he mentioned here that he made 200
pounds of maple sugar and twenty-five
gallons of molasses that spring and
found his red headed girl before the
first crop of young robins was of the
nest.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE e.

WHEREAS. Henry Colpitts, OF Ellsworth,
w Hancock County, Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated September 20, 1892, and re-
corded in the registry of deeds for Hancock
county in book go, page 400, conveyed to the
undersigned, the Ellsworth Real Estate Com
pany, a certain lot or parcel of land situated
In said Ellsworth and bounded and described
as follows, to witt
Beginning at the northwest corner of a lot
of land conveyed to said Colpitts by the Ellis
worth Real Estate Company September 20.
1892; thence west on Tenth Street eight rods;
thence at right angles south twelve rods;
thence at right angles east eight rods; thence
at right angles north twelve rods to the place
of beginning Oh line of said first mentioned
lot.
And whereas the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken;
Now therefore, by reason of the breach of
the condition thereof, the undersigned claims
a foreclosure of said mortgage
THE ELLSWORTH REAL ESTATE Co.,
by j. A. PETERS, Treas.
Ellsworth, Maine, September IL. 1906.
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The Breath of Life.

It's significant fact that the. strongest
animal of its size, the gorilla, also has the
largest lungs. Powerful lungs means
powerfuI creatures. How to keep the
breathing organs right should be mans
chiefest study. Like thousands OF others,
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, OF Port Williams,
o.. has learned how to do this. She writes !:
spThree bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
stopped my cough of two years and cured
me OF what my friends thought consump-
tion. O, it's grand for throat and lung
troublesn Guaranteed by e. G. MOORE,
druggist. Price SOC and 800. Trial bot
tie free.
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NORTH SEDGWICR

Malcolm Allen is quite ill.
Albert Heald was in Bluehiil Saturday
Harold Grindle and wife, of Melrose,
Mass, were in town Friday.
Mrs. Eliza Durgain, who has been dam
gerously i'll for week, is little better.
Ray Allen and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son, born
Sept. Is.
Mrs. Edith Hartwell spent last week
with DR.. Abby M. Fulton at Southwest
Harbor.
Mrs. Nellie Sargent and daughter
Catherine, of Sargentville, were in town
Wednesday.
Mrs Abbie F. Robinson, who has beer
visiting her mother, left Thursday fol
North Wilmington, Mass, with her littl,
daughter Edith, to spend the winter.
Sept. "a. d.
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Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.

Notice Of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine, Hancock county.
A IN the II mi issRsS OF In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors OF Adolf L. TsersOn, OF Eden,
in the county of Hancock and District
aforesaid. a bankrupt:
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that on the 9th
~ day Of August, a. d. 1906 the
said Adolf l. Iserson was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting OF his
creditors will be held at my office, at SO Main
street. in Ellsworth, Maine, on the 9th day of
October, a. d. 1906. at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint trustee,
examine the bankrupt and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. WILLIAM E. WHITING,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ellsworth, Sept. 20, 1906.
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seventeen. She leaves husband, parents,
three brothers and three sisters, also a
host of friends and relatives. The funeral
service was held Friday afternoon. The
floral offerings were profuse and beautiful.
Sept. "a. MAD.
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Mems shoes. So TO sl.oo. Boys, Shoes. g
to$1.25. Women's Shoes. ". 90 to $l.5O-
Misses q Children's Shoes, 50. as 70 Sl.oo.
Try w. L. Douglas Women's, Misses ana
Children's shoes; for style, fit and wear
they excel other makes.
If I could take you into my large
factories at BrOckton, Mass. land show
you how carefully WI. Douglas shoes
are made, you would then understand
why they hold their shape, fit better,
wear longer, and are Of greater value
than any other make.
Wherever you live, you can obtain w. L.
Douglas shoes. His name and price is stamped
on the bottom, which protects You against high
prices and inferior shoes. Take no substi-
rute, Ask your dealer for W. L. Douglas shoes
and insist upon having them.
fast Color Egeiets used; they wiH not byaSsg.
Write for illustrated cataIog OF Fall Styles.
w. l. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass.
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AfANSET.

Mrs. Louise Dolliver Farnsworth died il
the Eastern Maine general hospital, Sept
10, after an operation. Mrs. FarnswortI
was the second daughter of B. T. Dollivel
and wife. Last November she became
the wifi of Herbert Farnsworth, of Jones
boro. She was young in years, being only
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-09-26

Ferd Cousins and wife, of Franklin,
visited Benjamin Jordan and wife Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Maude Jordan, who has been en-
ployed as cook at Capitol island for the
summer, has returned home.
Mrs. Benjamin Jordan who has been
confined to the house for several days is
improving
Sept. %. j.
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rI,HE subscriber nereoy gives n"Ote THAI
he has been duly appointed adnlulstrs-
tor of the estate of Marx II. Grin 'e. late
OF Brooksvile. in the county of hancock.
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs-
All persons having demands agains, the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediately.
sentemher 4 1906 CHARLES II. PEM NINs.
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FINHE subscriber hereby gives noun thst
i she has been duly appointed sdmlnis-
tratrix of the estate of Arthur S. Newman,
late of Eden. in the county of bancock.
deceased. and given bonds as the Law directs-
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement. and all iu0 ebted
thereto are requested to make payment inn
mediately.
Sent A. 1905. ELIZA w. NEWMAN.
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A CNhYCEnr u
n oLlvSxOkE
LOVER
BY c. b. LEWIS

cap.rlghL n. y Homsr sprar.
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yTNHE subscriber hereby gives notice THAI
i he has been duly appointed I'd minis
of Sullivan, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, and given bonds the Law directs
All persons having demands againsl the es-
tate of said deceased are desired t. present
the same for settlement, and all nrsbted
thereto are requested to make payne Mt i'm
mediately.
Sept. 4. 1905. WILL r. II ~ Ely.
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rINhE subscriber hereby gives nottcc that
L he has been duly appointed sduinis-
traitor of the estate of George W. Liscomb. late
of Eden, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, and given bonds az the Law directs.
All persons having demands against Lhe es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to presenl
TIE same for settlement, and all incebted
thereto are requested to make payne Mt ira
medistelv.
Sept. 4. 1905. ANDREW Il. II COMB
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VNHE subscriber hereby gives u
l. he has been duly appointed adm'Jt'
tor of the estate of Sophia j. Chile X.
of Ellsworth, in the county OF t4Aac
deceased, and given bonds as the law nt'
All persons having demands agains II
tate of said deceased are desired 3,
the same for settlement, and all as ~
thereto are requested to make payment
mediately.
Sept. 4, 1906. LANGDoN ). CHICO
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THE subscriber hereby gives no, that
i he has been duly appointed adminis-
traitor OF the estate of Seba w cath,
late of Verona, in the county a. ian
cock, deceased, and given bonds as the iNv d.
reefs All persons having demands 4sainst
the estate of said deceased are desire - pre-
sent the same for settlement, and al tnaeoted
thereto requested to make payment i'm
mediately.
Sept. 4. 1905. THEODORE II. NTH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14

clon durante la guerra; y segundo
que,la abolici0n de las primas ha de-
terminado IN cambio profundo en- Ia
situacion de los mercados producto-
res y de los mercados consumidores.
Por otra parte, hay que contar con
los azt1cares de Hawaii de Puerto
Rico, admuidos actualmente lbres
de derechos EN- los Estados Unidos. y
habra que contar EN- un porvenir pro
ximo con los az1cares de Fihpinas $.
que disfrutaran de igual ventaia.
Como Ia industria azucarera de re
molacha esta Geprimida atraviesa
por una crisis grave, 4 causa de Ia
ab0llcl6n dc las primas es- SECURE que
Alemanla hard los mayores esfuer-
zos p6r obtener para su az6car en- los
EStados Gnid0s ell trato de naci6r
fmas favorecida; teniendo en- su abo-
no para lnsistir en- esa pretensi6n. ID
Icireustancia de gran importancia pa
ra la production americana; de mayor
importancia que el mercado america
no para Ia production alemana. PerC
Icomo no siendo preferential, el tratC
que SC conceda 4 Ia production cuba
na en- los Estados Unfdos no lie ofre
cera ventajas poSitivas. { los cubanos
el Gobierno de Cuba esta cn ell case
de evitar Ell eseollo, hacienda condi
ci6n precisa del nuevo arreglo conner
cial con 10 Union Americana, el ira
TO preterente que 'ya igura en- c
actual convenio dc reciprocidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14

anti-capitalisticos hechos por el Presi-
dentente Roosevelt. .Es que he 4pe-
eado la hebre" como se dice aquf' o
Sc trata solo de una maniobra para
atraer al partido republican, las sim
patias dc las masas obreras restarle
fueraas al partido exclusivamente obre-
TO, que sc proyectao
Algunos publicistas americanos, que
no son sociaIstas, preven que la naci6n
entera-6, por 10 m6nos, la mayoria
necesaria para ganar las elecciones-
acabara por apescar la fie bre" que,
tambi6n. aqui, Sc tomara el canine
que estan and ando Australia Nueva
Zelandia. Pero agregan que la febre
sera benigna, "a mild one, porque e1
buen senudo del pueblo Sc impondra q
tempo = sera una especie de quinins
politica
u ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14
Numero 1f2.

Senores:
Era una montana escabrosa Ia que
habiamos de traspasar Algunos pa
SOS no estaban exentos de peligro.
Ahora va quedan atras. Una tenn.
porada de fatiga Y de intranquilidad
queda tras de nosouos. Creo que
desde ahora podemos mirar serena
mente hacia adeIante.
la Conference de A1geciras, ha
tra1do como 20 creo, TN resultado
igualmente satisfactorio para Ale
mania que para Francia Y it'll para
todos los pafses cultos. Bravo por
todos lados).
UN INCIDENTE
POGO tempo despu6s de haber pro
nunc1ado su discurso Y mientras por
casualidad hablaba el diputado So
cialista Bebel, el principe Bulow que
parecia iba luchando contra tin ire
sfef e SoDor. co-o ccir IS
sobre la sdla prcsl4onelal lite
rrumplda la session y conducido Ell
canciller sin conocimiento fuera de
la sala del Parlamento, volvi6 en ST
/ despues de largo ratio de 1uchar los
m6dicos.
Una falsa noticia propaganda por
Berlin produjo una alarma extraor-
dinaria, que atrajo rapidamente al
Reichstag q todo 10 principal de Ia
Corte. lncluso el Empetador que fu6
dc los primeros en- llegar con su au-
m6vil. El canciller, despu6s de re-
cobrado el sentido, ha pasado 1argas
horas en- Tin sopor profundo, pero sin
que ST estado ofreciera ninguna gra-
vedad
Sc dice que e1 accidente es sola-
mente resultado de una fueTte gripp,
que ha querido II sosteniendo por
las GALES hasta que 40 llltino aca-
b6 con sus fuerzas.
L NJ. D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14

En La Ultima iunta extraordins,;.
Gle damas de Ia Sociedad PROTECTOR
dc Mendigos, de san Juan, se foma-
ron entire otros acuerdos los sioriie7
tes.
- Solicitar del Avuptaniento
algtln aumento de la subvenci6n men,
sual con que favorece K esfa Saeia-
dad en- atencion que, aumenta cone
'antemente q n1mero de pobree /
qQienes Sc tacilitan alimenfos : dis.
m1nuyen las Quotas de suscrinci61,
particular. l'N'N'A1
p Oar las gracias al sef,or Al
mazan por las llmosnas que Sc obfie-
nen en- el cepillo que la Sociedad tie
ne colocado en- Ia Farmacia De d;cbo
seflor. Ni0'io
80 Colocar algunos cepilIos m6s
en- varios sitios concurridGS de -
ciudad J sus barrios. -
40 Aceptar Ia renuncia de i r.
sorera, seflorita Vale, d5ndola -,
\ oto de gracias, por los buenoe se, a.
viclos prestados durante tres afos =.
nomErlr en- su lugar 4 Ia sef5o~;4S
Rosa Chevremont. S''ol IL
So Designar para Ia Conr;s;6,, -
compras Ia senora de Die .Dl de A. -
dino, y las sefioritas Min Y Guerra a
o Nombrar vocales de IL T5n+.
Central 4 las se1oritas Maria Cob;on
Celia Hernandez y RaqueI cse,s,a.' ys.~n'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14
LAS PRETENSIONES
DE Los
AzUCtReR0S AMtRlCAa0S


Hay en- Alemanla una Association
de la industrial Azucarera' cuya i'm
Portancla inf1uenc1a Sc comprende-
ran con solo conslgnar que sicndo
aquel lmperio el primer pals pro
ductor &c azucar de remolacha, no
nay un solo taorlcante de csc artfcu
10, NJ apenas I'm agrlcultor dedicado
Ia Stem bra del tuDercuo sacarino,
que no Inquire en- La hsta de soeios.
La ASoclaclon de Ia lndustria Az1ca-
rera AIemana- y ereln der Deus
cneh 9uckc lnduStrle -es uno de los
8TahdeS PllareS del partldo agrario
J el p2rtldo a9rarlo una de las gran
des Iuer@as poHtlcas del lmperio.
fueS oleh, el Pfesldente del Rel
chsta8 Q C4mara dc D1Putados dc Ii.
Confederation Alemana, ha rccibid0
a tnes de Mario una exposition sus-
crlta 4 nombre de Ia Association re
terlda, sol1cltando que cuando sc
entablen con los Estados Unidos ne
3ociaclones para TIN arreglo conner
aal entire los dos paises, yea I'll Par
lamento porque nlng4n azicar ex-
eteSti r. 81 O~A@'* III - y IL lOu Am Gf1-
cana trato mas favorable que el que
Sc conceda al azdcar alemdn.
La Association de Ia Industrial Azu-
carera Alemana declara en- STA ex-
p9slci6n a Presidente del Reichstaq.
que 81 modus Vivendi" provisional
que recientemente Sc ha concertado
con los Estad0s Cnidos autoriza Ia
continuation de un estad0 dc cosas
POGO satlsfactorio y contrario & los
tratados, pues concediGnd0se K Ale
lmania 81 troto de naci6n mas favore.
clda, sin embargo, ell azdcar de cana
Iparticularmente Ell de.C0ba. as obie-
/ to de preferenc il en- eli mercad0 anne
ricanoi asi es, ahade, que solo pgflr6
decirse que las negociaciones entire
los dos paises, al objeto de concertar
sus relaciones mercaniles, han tent
dc t6rmino sadsfactorio. en- el caso
de que Sc aseg1re prGviamenfe ii
lazdcar alenan en- los EstadoS Unidos
un trato igual al del producto similar.
eXtraniero mas favorecido: q. decfr
al azdcar cubano.
Los rcmolacheros alemanes Sc
quejan de que 4 Ia franquicia para elI
az1car del Imperio estipulada. en- ell
tratado de Saratoga, haya sucedido Ia
|tarifa Dingley mas tarde el recar-
60 establecido en- los Estados Uni
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DeSde Berlin
aLEMaNlA OESPUCS DE la C0NFERENCls


lie aqui integro el discurso. que
como .comentario Official de Ia Confe-
rencla, ha pronunciado hoy en- el Rel
.chstag e CancilIer del Imperio, Prfn-
.cipe de B4low
Seilores:
'Qulsiera aprovechar esta primera
oeaslon que .despues de ls terminus
Ici6n material de IA Conferencia de
Algeciras Sc nos 6frece, para EXPIRE
sarme desde esta Alta Casa sobre la
esencia de nuestra polftica marroquf
bstedes emprenderan; el por que
yo debo pesar hoy embellishments
Icada una de mis- paiabras. pues no
tan solo no sc ha cerrad0 adn Official
mente Ia Conferencia, sino que ain
no Sc ha h2blado de los rcsultados
DE- ella en- ning1n otro parlamcnto y
yo quisiera desde este luoar per
3udIcar 8 enturbiar con mis- paIabras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-14

1t EllO, SEuOICS st ueuuCG, 10 que
1uerjamos alcanzar en- Marruecos, Y
10 que no. No querfamos asentar
pie hrme en- Marruecos mismo, pues
con clio contribuirfamos mas 4 debi
litar, que areforzar nuestra situaci0n.
No querlamos question alguna tam
POGO con Inglaterra, We que 6sta, Ell
su tratado con Francia no disponia,
en- 10 que 4 Marruecos sc refiere, mas
que sobre sus intereses. L0 que
nosotros querfamos era: "Hacer sa-
Der que el Imperio Aleman no Sc
dela tratar como quantite negligea- I
Bile, que las bases de TIN tratado in
ternacional no Sc pueden remover
sin el permiso de las naciones sig
natarias y que EN- tin territorio econ6-
mico tan importante, independents,
c0locado entire dos Was comercja1es
tan grandes, las puertas deb-n de- ar
Sc ablertas por complete, para per-
mitir ibertad 4 Ia c6npetencia uni
versa1. (Aquf ruidosa aprobaci6n
en- toda la Cdmaral
Ell camino mas apropiado para al
canzar este objeto con buenas name
ras, era convocar i una nueva Confe-
rencia.
Sc ha dicho, que nosotros hubi4-
ramos alcanzado mas con un tratado
privado franco-aleman. No sc, 81 en-
primer lugar hubiera sido possible I'm
tai tratado 81 por eli contrario en- q
no Sc hubieran aguzado a1n mas
nuestras diferencias. En- todo case
AubiGramos nosotros desde ell primer
momento. aceptandolo, debilitado
nuestra legal situaci6n apoyada en-
los derechos de TN tratado interna-
cional
Nuestra con6anza, en- la seguridad
que garantiza el encontrarse sobre la
s6lida base de Ia raz6n, era tan gran
dc, que nosotros insistimos para OBJ
tener Ia Conferencia, aunque- todo el
mundo saba va, que tres grandes
potencias con un tratado especial Sc
habfan ligado Francia y una cuarta
era su aliada; de manera que nos
.0tros ten1amos que sostener nues-
tras exigencias. contra Ia oposici6n
de la mayorfa de potencias.
la confanza de que acabo de ha-
blarno nos ha engafiado
Ciertamente schores la Conferen-
cia ha durado mas dc 10 que Sc
aguardaba La cosa no era. muv fa
ely en- Ia diplomacia 10 mism0 que
en- Ia vida ordlnaria L veces Sc pier
dc tambiln el tempo discutendo
mas s0brc cosas sin imp0rtancia que
sobrc 10 de vcrdadcr0 lnteres. ri
sasl
7nnetrae raooaiadorae les o-b.
mos recmocinI@nfo nor0re han .ee-
bido sosfener fag inf1teehe A. Af.
naa+a ao1 +a9+a +a7ani1sd .., n>.,~
tanrfa como oon falfo i ,r1,.;.,<-
+ lA.,,rrhaoi<., o.a-.,al[
Los a@t3ll9s d9 lta conciuslones
Cc ~ ~oi I9t oilgia ~ SON va coaocl
oo9 Y ao Qeo} dlscu1lIl27. ea. este mo-
liigll1os 9oto IeilL le-Al'l2ls lsae 81 Ies@!-
Goo totai' qaleIo Ih4nlIestaf Io 81
8aiente;
Huolera sldo una IaIta de tactica
- uo9otIo9 pare so8tCIicI e&l8 enclas
oe V3lor Secund3Flo nu6icfamQs de
J4oo IIacas1I Ia 0olll eIellCl4' - ht-
nero &c cehs9Ies para 81 o7nco ma
Ci9nal' l4s estaclones ae Pollela s1'lza |
Y noiandesa' eIan eQcstlohes que pa
70 llo8olIos no eonstltalS'h hlil8uh up /
= 91lo y SOFA anlcanl9nlG lnealoS para
= liil. Fo9er . - capeIa PEI: en- en- es59s pun
4