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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
CLUB WOMEN FINISH WORK
Nine Days Of Busy Sessions Concluded
Thursday Evening. ..-
SOCIAL ECONOMICS OCCUPY THE DAY
MFs. Mary MOODY PuEh and Mrs.
Harriet MacMurpby of Omaha Take
= Conspicuous Part In the
Days Program.
lrrom q star CorrespondentO

ST. PAUL. June 7.-(special telegram
After nine very fun days Of conference
and business the General Federation OF
women's Clubs adjourned Thursday even
ing. the majority Of the 100 visiting
women departing for home on the evening
trains
Household economies was feature Of the
morning session. Mrs. Mary Moody FuEh
Of Omaha. chairman of the national COM
mittee. presided. As proof that the home
has not suffered because OF the club Mrs.
Pugh named thrty-six states whose
women have received assistance from the
committee, while eighty.four bulletins and
thirty-six lists Of reference have been is
sued to the clubs Of the federation.
The name of Mrs. d. n. Cooley az Du-
buque, Ia. was added TO the list Of hon
orary vice presidents Of the federation
Thursday morning in recognition Of her
long service as a club woman.
Upon request OF the California delega-
ton the proposed plan Of the General
Federation paying 1900 from its treasury
to that OF the California federation to
be used by clubs suffering from the earth
quake was abandoned, but the several fed
Grafton secretaries will receive all contribu-
lions from clubs and declarations for the
San Francisco club
Mrs, Mary Moody Pugh and Mrs Harriet
8. McMurphy OF Omaha both spoke at the
household economics conference Thursday
afternoon.
The defeat of Mrs. H. NJ. Bushnell Of
Lincoln for one OF the eight directorships
OF the General Federation was a disappoint-
ment to the Nebraska delegation. but the
highly complimentary vote of 231 for their
candidate, as compared with +5b, the high
est vote, for a. director, notwithstanding
the prevailing misunderstanding regarding
Neeraska's previous representation, was
gratifying proof OF the standing of the
state. -.... ..-
Mrs. Decker. with some OF the other
general officers. will leave Saturday to be
guests of Mrs: Washburn Of Duluth for an
eight days house, party. -
Invitations were formally extended Thurs
day by Boston, Saratoga, N. Y; Atlantic
City and Norfolk, Va. TO the biennial Of
1905. The acceptance rests with the ex-
ecutive committee. II was decided how
ever, to hold the council meeting next
summer at Norfolk, Va. The Federation
Bulletin will be continued the Official or
gan of the board of directors and the press
bulletins will be continued.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

ser HtaFsf. by
officer would have actase 70 the factory
and be able 60 see how. the work was
done. to which thu secretary replied That
Il why am sshdIng Bin 20 America. He
VIII zee the NEST IN ptopess Of msnufac;
ture before II u. sent Aefes
Henry w Forster. epnservative. asked
whether the War 6Hcelhsa power to cancel
. contract n it Nlit mot satisfied with the
conditions under whlehg the meat was
timed .,N 2, NJ T-f'
Mr.. Daldane said the War once fortu-
nately had very wide powers under the
contract and Intended using them to the
fullest extent. .
The secretary added that the war ONCE
had bought large quantities OF timed meat
In America and HAD large contract for
further supplies. AZ the present, the sec
rotary reminded the house. the United
States was not the only place where bad
meat was turned ont. The question CT the
purity OF British products had been raised
at times in the past. 1.-THE whole question
required investigation He knew personally
under what disgusting conditions meat In
some cases was packed in the United
States - ..--.r
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
HYMENEAL.
Evans-LubeFReF.

BEATRICE. Neb,, June -7.-.(special) y
The marriage Of Mrs. Eva Luberger OF
this eity TO Mr.. @. W. Eyahs Of Wyoming.
Ia, was solemnized today at II o'clock at
the home Of the brides sister, Mrs. Il. F.
wilt. Rev N. A. Martin oniciating.
There is quite a romance connected with
this marriage that dates back many years,
Mr.. Evans was left an orphan at a very
early age. and Miss Graham. mother Of
Mrs. LuberEer. took him into the family
as one OF her own children. The two grew
up together in their home near Galena,
ILL.,, as brother and sister, and upon two
different occasions while Mrs. Luberger
was little girl Mr. Evans saved her from
drowning. and now he comes to claim her
hand In marriage and share with her his
fortunes in life
Mr.. and Dfrs, Evans departed today for
Wyoming. Ia, their future home. where
Mr.. Evans has been engaged in business
for many years
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
FIRE RECORD.


YANKToN, S. D. June 7.-tspeoiall-
A bad hre At , o'clock this morning de-
stroyed the big livery barn OF w. T Van
Epps. seven horses and a dozen OF more
vehicles. For an hour the whole town
was threatened, as the sparks from the
large building were carried by a stin
breeze all over the business and north
west section of the city. The wind went
down. fortunately and the fremen. who
directed their EFFORTS at the adjoining
property. managed 10 save the big lumber
yard OF the Loonan Lumber company,
which was situated only ten feet away
from the burning barn. The loss will
reach only $4,000. for the most part COW
cred by insurance. --s- --
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
CANNED MEATS ARE WHOLESOME


Health Omcer says No Disease Fol-
lows Use OF American Goods.
LIVERPOOL, Jdne 7.-Reassuring state
mcnts regarding American canned goods
were made by both the chairman and the
medical Otflcer at today's meeting Of the
Liverpool health committee. The chair
man emphasized the carefulness Of the In.
spection here and said a very large num-
Der Of tins. we're examined yearly and
all Of them had been found to be quite
good. Consumers therefore, need not be
alarmed. as the committee was closely
watching their interests. ?
Medical Of1cer Hope declared that the
great bulk Of timed meat arrived at Liver
pool in a very excellent condition. There
bad not been a single instance of harm
from such meat sought to light. 30 far as
he knew. Perhaps 400 to 400 tons Of timed
meat were destroyed yearly because the
tins were y.bIownsIs owing to defective
fastening This, however, was a small
percentage and tbetgrest bulk was in irst-
class condition. -
Continuing, Mr.. Hope said. Against
these facts we have to set the statement
OF the pr resident Of the United States, and,
while the latter gives the immense weight
Of his authority to the existence Of abom-
inabIe conditions at Chicago, 1 advise the
people to refrain from buying anything
coming from Chicago SO long as these con-
ditions exist"
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
Fer Conascation OF Federal statat.s.

For ConHscatIon OF Federal statates.
WASHINGTON. June THE leaders Ut
the house realizing the futility OF attempt-
ing TO pass any general bill codifying the
criminal laws Of the United States along
the lines laid down by the statutory re-
vision commission, have decided upon
concurrent resolution appointing n special
COMMITTEES OF Ave senators and hve mem
hers TO examine and submit TO congress
their Recommendations OF the codiheation
as prepared by the oodifyinG ,eommiSsion.
Representative Moon PaD has intro6aced
IN the houee a concurrent rsaolp,iouf for
such speeisi commission. 'kivihg Il power
10 sit during the recess OF congress
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
Cool Materials for KimOneS and
Dressing SacqueS.

latest creation. Every piece bright. new
and snsppy. See goods displayed In our
Sixteenth street window. Note carefully
the quality Of silk 10 be sold and the I'M
usual heavy reductions. ...
Lace and Embroidered Boleros
We are showing these pretty goods in
Embroidered Bauste. Linen and Lace ef-
fects, in the very latest styles.
White Lace-Trimmed Lawn Boleros at
n.75 each.
Pale Blue Linen Bolero, trimmed with
White Lace, at 800
Heavy White Linen Bolero. Embroidery
trimmed. at $50 each.
Embroidered Batiste Bolero at 500 and
5000 each.
Very handsome Linen Embroidered and
Lace Jackets at $500 and 5000 each.
Laces in Basement.
See the special lots Of valeneiennes
Laces at &c, 4c, &c yard
one special lot Of Embroidery Edgings
from 4 to inches wide. at Csc a yard.
One special lot OF Swiss Flouncins, 16
inches wide, at CSC a yard.
One special lot OF 16-inch Corset Cover
Embroidery at CSC a yard.
one special lot OF White Cotton Dress
Braids, with colered mixture. at &c a yard.
- We Are Ready
to serve you with a complete line Of
Toilet Goods at popular prices. Come and
investigate this new department. II
Talcum Powders.
Colgate's Violet. Tslcum Powder. Brad
ley's Woodland Violet, Mennens Violet
and Violet Borated Talcum Powder.
. Ci,.aayna ...- r
Malvinna Cream, Pompeian, Satin Skin
and Superior Cold Cream.
Most any wanted kind of Tooth Powder
OF Paste. .-.
williams Shaving Stick or plain Bar
Soap. t.
Complexion Powders. and Brushes and
many other little articles you are apt to
need. az #,.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
Celluloid Novelties.

Absorb considerable attention. and
though The holiday business is the biggest
item. There is a steady demand for them
az gifts for Chrstenfngs and other special
occasions, The variety in these things
is quite extensive. and the daintiest of
hand painted foral designs in pink and blue
appear IN their decorations.
Tiny Toilet sets Consisting of comb.
brush, soap and powder box, prices $780,
$500 and 800
Celluloid Teething Rings combined with
rattle, 35c. sec and 65c each.
Dainty celluloid hand painted boxes, in
light blue and white, filled with baby
ribbon and bodkin, price 500 each.
Pretty hand painted boxes covered with
pink and light blue ribbon. used for baby's
trinkets, prices soc and 75c each.
Hot water bottles, with pretty silk
covers OF white, pink and light blue, Ooc
TO $50 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
MOB AROUND LEMARs JAIL
Attempt to Lynch q Negro Accused of
AssaultinE = white
Girl.

SIOUX City. Ia, June IA telephone
message from Lemars says the ioi is sur
rounded by q mob intent upon lynching a
negro who is accused Of having assaulted
a white girl this afternoon The negro is
said to be an empIoye OF a circus that ex-
hibted at IeMars today
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

Cotton ChalBss in beautiful Persian
designs. soft finished material at Sc. &c
= yard. ~.
IIimono lsausfss. silk hnishsd in very
slsborRte japanese printings at i2hc a
yard
Pretty Lawns and Batistes at iOc, 12llc
i5c a yard.
Wool finished Batistes. In Persians de-
signs and polka dots, lsc. Dc yard
Arnoids NetsuN wool finished, beauti-
fu japanese designs on cream colored
background. &c a yard.
japanese Crepon IN the latest japanese
coloring at SOC yard,
Wash goods department in basement.
Sec display OF fine wash goods in Six
tenth street window
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
srNDRY CIVIL BILL IN HOUSE
MIR. Brundire Attacks Alleged Extrav-
agance of President.

Mr.. BrundiRe Attacks Alleged Extrav-
aghnce of President
WASHINGTON. June An attack and
spirited defense Of the president were
the features Of a busy day in the house
Of representatives. Mr.. Brundige (ArkJ
assailing the items for the legislative de-
partment and the care of the White House
grounds as grossly extravagant and in
contrast Ito past simplicity" Mr.. Gros-
venor to) ehampioned the appropriations.
The naval appropriation bill was sent to
conference. the eonferees being Mr.. Foss
QIl). Mr.. Loudenslsger IN. J) and Mr..
Meyer (La).
A bill was passed extending the act Of
March 3, 1901. to officers OF the navy and
marine corps advanced at any time under
sections 1906 and 1906 for eminent and con-
spicuouss conduct in battle. ~- de-
After completing twenty-five pages Of the
sundry civil bill the house adjourned.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
MATTER Up IN PARLIAMENT
Secretary of War says Supplies WIN
Be Inspected.

secretary OF war says supplies WIN
BE Inspected.
LONDON, June THE House Of Com
mons reassembled today after the Whit
suntide recess and set 10 work on the
army appropriations.
In the course OF the debate Hugh Cecil
Lea, liberal, "a newspaper proprietorl, who
has served in the British ana American
armies, pressed the government for an as
sursnce that no more American timed
meat would be purchased for the British
army. He asserted, from personal OBJ
servation, that the ecsiditions under which
Il IL packed are TeyOlt'NG @
War Secretary Daldane replied that he
would be sorry 10 insist that all timed
meats must be bought in the United King
dom. He intended 10 purchase wherever
ne could procure the best and purest and
had already selected an ofneer who was
an expert in these mstters and had sent
him 10 the United States 10 inspect all
tlns- carefully before any were purchased.
That course would he pursued in the ca ~
OF all timed meats hr La asked n this
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
MiddIeton-stein.

w. W. Middleton Of the railway mail
service was married "wednesday TO Mics
Clara Stein OF Omaha. The young couple
left wednesday evening for a honeymoon
visit at Lake Okoboji. In the meanwhile
Clerk Middleton has on deposit several
boxes OF cigars At the headquarters Of the
railway mail service in the federal build
ing for the accommodation of oongrauist-
ing friends. s
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
GuatemaIan Rebels succeed.

NEW YORK, june Ia private dlspatCh
received In this city from the republic OF
Salvador reports that the state OF the rev
OlutiC nists IN Guatemala II assured and that
the Guatemalsn government are untrue.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair and Cooler In Nebraska Today
Fair Tomorrow, Warmer In
West Portion.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-FOrecast Of the
weather for Friday and Saturday;
D. For Nebraska and ksnsRs-FRir. cooler
Friday; Saturday, fair, warmer in western
portion b.
For Iowa and Missouri-Fair. cooler Fri
day; Saturday, fair
For South Dakota-Psrtly cloudy Friday,
cooler In eastern portion, warmer In OK
IRENE western portion; Saturday. fair and
warmer, ..-
Is For wyoming-Fair warmer Friday; Sat
urday, fair . r,-,.-.. --..t pax,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

Baby carriage straps Of pink satin rib-
bon. hand panied, very pretty as well as
useful. price H.s5 each.-- ..---'-s-t go.
Baby clothes hangers. in pink and light
blue, SOC. Sc and 800
Infants wear department, north aisle,
main Moor
Ladies Knitted Underwear.
Cool, serviceabe summer underwear for
women at attractive prices Ladies' gauze
Isle vests, low neck sleeveless. plain tape
top very sheer and fine, zoe each, or 3 for
n.0o.
Ladies' fine ribbed gauze cotton drawers
made with French band, umbrella knee,
lace trimmed, &c. 35c each.
Ladies' gauze cotton. odd size vests low
neck sleeveless. 35c and CSC each. Drawers
to match vests knee. length. a5c. SOC each!
Ladies' knitted underwear department,
main floor center aisle.
Ladies Gowns, SOC Each. 81.
Special mention are these gowns at this
low price Vacation seeking women will
profit nicely In laying I'm their summers
supply from this Offering. Fine quality of
cambria gowns made with neck and long
sleeves; also some Of muslin, with EN-
broidery insertions and tucked Jokes; very
special value at 6oc each. =
Aprons $ t.s
OF fine lawn with hemsttched tucks and
embroidery insertion; some with embroid-
cry edging; worth up to Sc; special sale
price soc each. Muslin underwear depart
ment, second door. e.. .a.-i- s9h
Lace Hose 25c per Pair.
Womens lace cotton hose of exceptional
value in black, white and tan The pat
terms are all new and a large line to select
from. The quality we offer at this price
is not shown every day On sale in base
ment special value, &c per pair.
This Seasons Beautiful Silks
at Sweeping Reductions
Monday, June 18th.
You will be delighted with the fine line
Ito choose from. The styles are Of the
., n ry,xr~, n ~ ~.YTmHYxlYrsns
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
EataIiiIe. rrerent.a.

AFTER an accident use Bueklsn's Arniea
saivs. Il prevents fatal results. Heals
cuts. burns. sores. q cents For sale By
sherman 4 Mcconnell DTug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
Our Infants, Wear Dept.

A complete department by Itself. where
We lock after the wants of the wee little
tots Every garment that tends to COM
plete the wardrobe for the little ones, all
those little effects so dear 10 a mpther's
heart will be found in this popular de-
partintnt. Come and have. q look. We
viii be pleased TO shoW the pretty things
whethcr you wish TO purchase or not
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

Temperature and precipitation departures
from The normal at Omaha since Aarch l.
and compa rison with the last two years;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
local RsaOrd.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, June 7.-OnhciAl record OF temper
ature and precipitation compared with. the
corresponding day OF the last three years
1904 1905 1904 1890.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
R.ports from stations at Z P. "

It indicates traee OF PrecIpiLAuoh'
/. A. WELSH. Local ForsoAsteT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08
ROBBERS BECOME ACTIVE

pIAMoNDs-E'rsnser. Isth aoe DOdEe sts
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

Bee jnhs 2. 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-08

latest creation. Every piece bright, new
and snsppy. See goods displayed in our
Sixteenth street window Note carefully
the quality Of silk 10 be sold and the I'M
usual heavy reductions. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
UNA FIESTA TEATRAL

AnC chs hNhia On ol IreAtro muni
eipA' IN suseso txFaordinario el be-
nefel0 de Aurora .GorzAlez; que %
una AraiAtA dc talenlo que aupo CON
quisIAr 10 francA aim 7Atfa del p6bli'
co.
As sItsenAba sLa R!Sa del Paya'
400; con m6UIsA do La Prssa, quo tie
ne dc todC de Aelor, de cAnIAnsa, d.
inAtrumentistA, de trAnatormlutA, de
sompositor. Y dc todo On notablel
proporClonef.
LA obra gdst6 musho J fue AplAu
dida, La ssHorltA GopzAles hlxo uns
Alicia que era una delielA. Hovili'
dad grHeis, Solturs como Sstri1i Aa
nasl6n, delieadsEA J buen tlmbrs 90
mo sAntAtriE
En- la emporada que tocA 50
tesmlno Ss mansuvo STEM pre- gallArdi
, trisrfAl. En "a bsnsneto 10 t1ssdit
q 81 misma y rssibi6 los mas iustol
slt gioE.
II baile JoFA ARAGoNEzA por lei
senoritAE Tivero ONro, iutsreuan
iisimn. Dos tlpos de bellsEG dat nGoa
dos mAnsrAa dislintAa de ssdueir & 10
sspeeIadores.
La RubiS mas til1ril Y msgsatuc
sai msnos autil J vlvArsehai lE morl
na mSs fIamsnoA en- sus mohlusl; nd
sIpsh1la, mai msia. Las dos sompl,
tGndose en- los ardidss y en- lou resu
sos de Sus dos eIeuslAa diisrsntOt,
sua dos rlvalIdadss, AuientIsas.
BAilAn con guslo J aAlsro , sa II
accgs Sismprs cen ruidoIiGImaS pl
mAdAa'
On Aclo mulIsal 90 que lomAFI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26

yea son los msrecsdoreA do tAl scusa'
a!6n.
Y Yt'mbien ENGAE ALpUE
Bl 0 el tfor Rerhcsa. oil sor e'tar 10
rsza de color sortrA lA sUoi6n dc
Puerto Riecs 1Puede aitarse IN Aaso,
uno tan solo, que ia sinqus tan mAh~'
dada exs!iaci6n? incl La yeaIidsd
de los heehos ca al msior ms'tfs para
el grAtuito aenaador. LS rtx da 60
lor ss hastsnss serssta pAr& haesr
saso do talss espl&ntes. Y unintali'
gente joven oYador, de esa r'zs. Eu'
! riQue Lstsbre eon alocuentss r.z0nes
desde 10 tribuns puhlieA, di6 ura Sc
vera lseei6n oil doctor BArbosa
NJ 90 sAhen nj 10 eonoeen los ss-
er!&sios del dc otor B,rboaa dc los
suIos por 10 rszA do color L. que
81 90 sabe, es que euando las turbas
rspublicsnaa eampsban 90 San Juan,
eran las Vtsiimaa do sus atropsllna los
HON hses del pueblo Y dc In rsxA do
color, ain protssia por parte del "a.
ldos BArbosa, que ahors ,mpicn sal
rssorte como resorts electoral, Lo
que sf 90 aabe, esque ouApd d., hon'
bres de color, de 10 class hoorsdA del
pus bio, N 1lssao Rubio y Jssus fl
gusroa, faaron vsiados "a J., a&,csl
mu leipRl, con ans 90 flia~ Dor
viriud de aus digpAA ,rosast&a 20 lss
impuso an castgo IL iassc, tte <El
DiArio 90 Puerto Risos psrt6'
Idico Go Mun RI era el oue
90 irgui6 ersrgiso para condenaE
aQusllos heshos h'So eAsr sobrs .
laAhsaA d, los ctIsoIAa e) Apostro 10
viril, scmo an chorro de fdego; por
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dc les turhAa y So AsA to q impvsn'
ntA del sDiario,S y 90 deAtrt aaron
sus mkQuiuas. y 90 ArroiAran los II.
Ipos & lhs AleantAsillas. y son San
vAndGlisos heehos 80 desIFuyo sl sA'
pilal del defanGor do las honFRdAs
elasss de color en- suA ltforwuioa.
Lo que II 90 sabe, es que OuAndo al
honrado obrsro de Csguos F6 K Boa
d., vino 4 San Juan en- AQuslIA infa'
mAnts 6Goca de anarQuis, SQlel bre'
70 de rostro n'gto y de anna b AneA,
ltt6 vllmenie golpsado por las aurhAs
resuhliesnas, ain motive iQAtifosdo,
y tue el pArIido fedora, que ngur&
hoy ca sl unionista, oil que 10 dio am
pAro y protection,
Il No Ienemoa Qas lGAdir unR pAlA.
bra mas, para Irobar que ios txplc-
r aivoa del doctor BarhoaA On oil miair
3 | del 20 del actual, han ravsnttda On
Sus propiaS manos, On el eampo rOpu.
;. hlicsno, ain tansr & q AUni6n do
:, Puerto RIcts que psrm ansse in0or mo
III vible, con 10 Noble Hdhsai6n dc Ia
Q rExs de color, y tsemOiAudo oil eatAa
L darts dc los principles que aoAtuvC
o sIempre , gas son 10 base de una ain
J. cara J rohulsA dsmtcrasiA,
Al Con, 6stets 4 tcdo easo aon "a sone
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-26
NOTIGIlS GEAERaLEs

En- 81 sCoantS lIeRan de Ntw
Yo' K nusaaro busn Am'g3 don Ramou
Aboy Bsnlhz y 81 disiiuSuidA tAms.
lie, deSpu6I ds ua vlais por Euro 30
RssIdIsron 90 Paris 10 mAyor parts
del ilsm 30 que dur6 80 txeurai6a al
vIei1 mlndo
sA,udGn)sleJ, anviAndolss nuss'
trR Atsciuosa hIsnvsnida.
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bra' 81 diA onImisiIsa nussir1 AMI
90 don R,fse' DieE do An lao prssI'
dsnis d, Ia Ju7ta LosSl d! lA Uni6r
vArlaS ss6 ri stFi)valsids 8 aua1r
es e'taTIss0u yI,ltSrss, obNqa'&a
dols las primsrAs en upos vsrsos,
solooSdoi ga IA suair0 & im9PsIna ed
s'sEAnts sArillina; los s'glrd1s cou
un AslfslIso cuA Airo dEurA ldo una me
ss revaslla dstRristAs, o)n ouram
hrss de les fslisitaaiss. z sub e mite
del bArrlo le h'El tsub 8 ua v2Iioso
rsgA'o, conILNsnte 50 ia rstrAio aI
s,ay6n "a luioIo marco
Con tAl motive az pEsarou sill -
gunaS h1raH de algeria b hshisnd be
ch0 uto d. la palsb-A hrsvsmsnta
nueltso eomathro sor de Diego,
lei icvsn pr- issnr utr " Nsrsi-ss Ls6r
ssnos Nigga ssnjari1 lioo Q iir
tIpl qus rseii6 una bsls o5uposisi6E
auyA,
Eluf1r Dlez de Audtao : aa dia
Ilnguiia aappSa obisqdiArou 4 i
oonsuFIspsa con 80 habltusl sspleI
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