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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Enaaaem,nt Announced.

The engagement Of Miss Bertha
Mae Lloyd TO Mr.. Robert Lindsay
Robey, both OF this city. was announc.
ed last evening at a dinner given D,
Mr, and Mrs. o. F. Jenkins at their
home on CASTOR ayenue The table
Decorations were in pink aud white
and at each cover was a pink cnrna.
ton to which a small envelope was
attached, containing the names Of the
ensaged couple on a small card enclos-
e. Covers were laid for Miss Lloyd.
Mss Flora Lloyd. Slisss Florence no.
senhauer. OF New Brighton, Pa. Miss
Florence Clayton. Messrs. RoBey. vi
nor D4hham. Robert snider. ". J.
Simpson. Jr.. and the host and hostess.
The announcement OF the engage
nent OF Miss Lloyd and Nr. Robey
does not come as a surprise to their
friends as a rumor Of such an event
had been heard for some time. The
marriage will be celebrated on
Thnnkssiylng day at six o'clock in
.e evening ut the home of the bride.
II VIII be a quiet marriage with only
the immediate relatives and close
friends OF the contracting parties
present. Rev. H. C. stoetzer. of the
Presbyterian church. VIII perform the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26


Prsyer.
AnhmEchoF.
PApr-Nn Bretths cp.
OF me Children.
Hym-chol
Asdres-Nrs n. c.N,oroT-A
Visit 70 EliiSIsIsrd.
solo-Mss Ruth HOLSTER.
Psper-Mr. D.. E. stephan --our
Home Mission opport nifty
Reedins-Nrs. J. E. Powell.
Offering.
Prayer and Benedlction.
The programme wifi be given at
night in order that the men OF Fair.
mont Interested in the subject "Im-
migration can attend and an urgent
%inrltation is extended to them to be
present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

The Sunday school classes OF the N.
P. Church taught by Mrs. Frank Kei.
ley and Mrs. Ernest Sherwood will
held 4 bazaar on the 18th and 18th Of
December in the window Of Dr.. C. II.
Duncau's music store on Fairmont ave
nue.. For some time past preparations
have been under way for the Christ.
mas Bazaar and already a large nun.
Der OF pretty and useful articles have
been completed and are awaiting tho
sale. The solicit the patronage OF the
public.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Wreck in a Tunnel.

GRAFTON. Nov. 26.-There was a
bad mixnp In what is known as the
KinGwoOd tunnel. when one OF the
helper engines OF that part Of the
road jumped the track in the tunnel.
While the engine vas not going vey
rapidly 1t tore up ties and rails for
quite n distance. It was something af.
ter four hours from the time the en-.
CINE went on the track until the wreck
was cleared up. and in the meantime
everything on the division was prae.
tfcafiy tied IN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
sgNToN's FERRY.


Miss Ivy Linn expects to leave Dc
eeniber Cd for Fayetteville, North Car
olIna. where she will sp:nd the win
ter with her cousin. Mrs. Robert Up
ton.
Mr.. anil Mrs W. 5. Sample were the
guests Of Miss Sarah McAllister a
few days last week.
Mrs. Margaret Dunn. who has been
critically III for some time ut the
home Of Frank Thomas, is no better
at this writing.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson returned satu..
day evening iromsa months visit to
New York. Florida and South Caro-.
lima.
Messrs. Frank and Herbert Barnes.
who are attending school at FairmOn..
spent Sunday with their parents. Rev.
and Mrs. l. a. Barnes.
Miss Magda Wiley. or Fairmont.
spent Sunday with the Misses Linn.
Miss Katharine Linn Is visiting rela,
tives In FairmOnt.
Uncle Robert Linn, who has been in
POOR health for some time past. Is in,
proving slowly.
M. =. Ryan spent Sunday with his
mother at Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

Announcement has been made In
c%larksburg of the engagement of Or.
D. l. Grove, Of that city. TO Miss Kate
Lee Montgomery. OF Fredericksburg.
Va. the marriage to be celebrated on
the 9Th OF December. DR.. Grove Is
well known 10 Falrmont people. hav.
ing been a number Of years ago con.
nected with the McCrory Drug store,
then existing in the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Goats forS15

Fifteen dollars is a popular
price for a Woman's Coat, and
we're showing some models that
should bring more money.
Made of French Broad Cloth
loose aud semi-fitting styles, trim.
med with Hussar Braid, choice of
gray or black, satin lining-alI
eOtors, so inches long.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Not a remperanee Union.

There will be a meeting of the
young peoples societies of the vari.
u denominations IN the city on
Tuesday evening ut $50 O'Clock in the
Presbyterian church. The object of
the meeting is to form nn organization
Of all the societies In the city. The
union is not a temperance union, as
was eroneously stated in Mondays
paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Coming Home For Thanksgiving r,
WIII Sec Foot AN GANG.

Mrs. C. W. Smith and brother. VIII
PAUL. the latter OF Camien-onG auley.
leave tomorrow for Washington. Pa.
where they viii witness the foot ball
game between the ". V. U. and W. &
j.. Mrs. Smith will spend a few days
with friends in Washington before re.
turning home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
"A chrIttmaa Bazaar.

At a meeting Of the Isabella Davis
Circle OF Kings Daughters held on
last evening At the home Of Mrs. z.
". Howard. on Maple avenue. It was
decided TO open the annual Christmas
bazaar on December the ith in the
lecture room OF the NJ. E. Church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

The following programme will be
rendered by tho wonrau's Home and
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church at their Thanks.
giving service on "Wednesday night Of
next week:
Doxology.
Hymn-Choir.
Scripture Reading.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
WIN Vl,It Mr.. conawaY.

Miss Florence Lavender, OF Con.
nellsyille. Pa, Is expected here to-
morrow 10 spend Thanksgiving with
her sister Mrs.. W. H. Conway, on
Virginia avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

Shooting CELERY now open, 2lS Jack.
son street next door Clayton's Meat
Market st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

At eight o'clock last evening the
side walk and street In front of ]. L
HILLS hardware store were crowded.
with people who had been attracted
to see Prof. GalranI place one of his
subjects in a twenty-fOur hour sleep.
Pro.I.uy Al eight Prof. Galvani al.
dressed the large crowd and gave any
sreaatnr an opportunity to be hyp-
noticed aud take the twcnty-iouf hour
sleep. but no one volunteering 1t was
necessary; for the Professor to hypno-
the his own subject and place him on
the cot which had been provided for
the purpose and to all appearances has
been sleeping very comfortably ever
since. He will be awakened this even:
Ing at eight o'clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

Mr. Robey and his bride will leave at.
ter the welding supper for clarksburg.
where the former holds a position
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
This evening Miss Ava Brown viii
give a china and linen shower in hon.
or of Miss Lloyd ut her home in the
First ward and on Wednesday night
Mrs. Thomas Robey and Miss Robey
will entertain at dinner in honor Of
the wedding party.
Coming Home For Thanksgiving Re.
cess
Mss DGisy Priehard of the W. V. u.
Will spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. S.
Prichard. on Locust ven
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
EntertaIn,d IA WhItt

Mss villa Hart Butcher entertain.
e q few friends a, bridge whist lasc.
esenins Al her home on Castor ave
me.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
FURS for
Thanksgiving

Every one goes somewhere
THANKSGIVING Day and son want
nice FurS 10 sci Off your new suit.
We've many inexpensive pieccs
of Fnr-stocl at its height rig
now and the best time to buy. F9
instance, thescs
$3.50 of Browne oney con
sisting of Pillow aIuf and 40 incl
Scarf.
S7.5o-Iarsc size Pillow Mnds
of Blue Fox, Jap Mink and Isl
bella Fox.
SD to s754Scis Of Mink Isl
bella and Sable Fox, Black and
Blue Lynx. Blended Mink and
Persian Paw.
You can depend upon what
tell yon about our Fnrs and orr
stocks now are full and complete
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

Turkey shoot every night at Fair:
mont Shooting Gallery. 21s Jackson
street next door to EClayton,s Meat
Market at
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

HANTEo-omce furniture. Address
r. this once. ll.lsi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

%ANTED-Llrse r0u1d top desk In
COOL condition cheap. Apply III" this
oEloe. It
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT@ons i've room cottage
and three basement rooms. Apply at
$50 Dcnonl avenue. 2.y2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

FOR RENT : Furnished front room,
224 Washington street. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
WANTED

wANTeo-Youns lady to take charge
of sheet music. Must be good play.
er. Tyler.Dnvls & Co, go Main
street. 22.2t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26
Bryanites Gather

se0nunoed from Page on..l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-26

FOR Reimbursement room under
Famous store. Apply wyer q Mason.
S22 Main street.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14
Crown Copper Go.

Word has been recal' ed from the East that the Crown Copper Co.,, which was foated this winter by T. D. Bradford, has withdrawn all of it's stock from sale, enough money having been realized at the advanced price of 90 cents to in- sure the prosecution of necessary development work. The schooner Ralph J. Long is now cnroutc North with supplies and material for starting work on the Herrin bay end of the group, where the Assure vein which cross cuts the claims will be tapped. It is stated positively that $lOOOOO will be spent this season on the ground in an endeavor to make it shipping property. Ed. Eaton will be fore man of the work for the present
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

The mail which left here March 4th reached Fairbanks the 9th, making the running time from Valdez five days and fourteen hours, and from Seattle to Fair banks 12 days and 10 hours. This Is the best time ever made by the mail over this route.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

That the onl y fact established by Hutson's report is the necessity for the appointment of deputy U. S. Marshal at Copper Center.
 And in view of the above facts the grand jury strongly recom- mend the retention in office of the said Commissioner, Andrew Hol- man, by the Judge of tbis Honora- ble Court.'
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14
IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT VALDEZ PRECINCT, ALASKh,
 pGDHATE
IN PROBATE.

In the Matter of the Estate of Notice to Thomas " Dohcrty Deceased. Creditors Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ndministratrix of the estate Of Thomas " . DOhcrty, dccCasCd tu the creditors of and nlI persons having c,Aius against the said dC. ceased, to exhibit them with necessary vouch- CTS within six months after the first publicn- ton Of this notice tO the said admiuistratrix ( nt the law office of OStraudcr X DOnOhOc in the town Of Valdez, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the business Of said estate. And the undersigned hereby gives notice that she was duly appointed the admin. MtratriX of said estate by an order of the above named Court made and entered the Ist day Oi March, 1907.
 Dated at Valdez. AlnSku this lst day of March, 1907.
 NINA N. DOHEETY,
 Adminisirttrix Of the estate of
 Thomas ". Dohcrty Dcccascd OSTRANDEE c DOSOHOE, Attorneys for Admin istratIjx, Valdez. Alaska
 Date of first publication March ', loO7. c. :
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

"Powa hful Joe" Houston and Pat Keys are expected in from Fairbanks today. Houston is the man reported by the Fairbanks papers as becoming demented on the Delta recently, but he says he is sane now.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

The confirmation of the nomina- tion of John J. Boycc as United States district attorney for the First divisisn of Alaska was held up by the Senate. Boyce is op- posed by the California delegation m congress.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

The remarkable wisdom of the engineers who selected Katalla as a terminus of railroad to the in terlor is evidenced by the trouble the company is having landing It's first construction crew at that port A number of men were sent North on tine Saratoga to start con struCtion work. ThcIr coming was heralded through press despatches and in Seattle papers, but when they reached katalla it was impos- sible to iand through the heavy surf, and they were brought to Nalde~ and reshipped on the Santa Clara, southbound. They may bc able to land now, but it is more than likely that they will have to go back to Seattle and tr, 1t over again on another boat. The sclec- tion of an inaccessible port for the terminus of trans-Alaskan rail- road would seem to bear out the claims made in Washington that this particular company has no in tention of building a railroad at all :, but is merely making a bluff.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14

way by r. p. Bradford and son. 'Fkc lca was practically closed few days ago. but full ctails are hOJ dbtHinabIe at pres,
 .'. iA steele came up rom Land lock buN 6n the Hammond Satul- day evening. He will make short Business trip to the States
 Final Report In
 The grand jury made its final report at l;3O today, and was dis missed
 Tine report says a very small nmount of business was presented tor action; and only three indict- htents were returned
 The offices of the district at. tGrney, clerk of the court, l.. $ 'uarshal and the municipal offices were examined ana the report speaks highly of the efficient and proper manner in which such off ces are conducted.
 Recommendation were made that a number of improvements be made on the court house and jail, and that iron barred windows be put on the municipal jail.
 Attention was called to the ne- cesslty for preventing the fishing companies from blocking the mouths of the salmon streams, and a special paragraph was devoted to the necessity for a division of the Third judicial district, and the appointment of judge and full complement of court officials for ,thc new district so formed.
 A special report was read regard ing the investigation by Charles T. Hutson into the official conduct of A. Holman, commissioner at Cop per Center, in which Hutson re- ported unfavorably 70 the commis- siOner
 The grand jury report was sub stantiall y as follows
 HutsOn conducted his investiga- tion during the absence of Holman and made no attempt to secure a statement from said Holman, nor allowed him to produce witnesses in is behalf.
 Hutson made no attempt to se- cure the testimony If A. l.. Levy although reporting a conversation reported to have been made by Levy which reft cted on Holman's character, although Levy would have testified that he made no such statements.
 No effort was made to secure tes- ,timonY of T. !, Mcagher, a mater ial witness in behalf of Holman, nor was it stated that witness Ro- dcen, prior to giving hls adverse testimony had been discharged by Holman, which was fact.
 That said report did not show that adverse witness John McCrary vas man of bad repute in the community, and tha. his reputa tion for truth and veracity was bad. which the jury finds to be fact.
 That said report did not show there was no deputy marshal with ln tO0 miles of the Center, which is | fact.
 That report shows that no charge of wrong doing on the part of
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14


 The drawing of jurors in tn, Bailey murder case started this morning, after demurrer agains the form of the indictment hat been overruled The defendan pleaded not guilty. Eight juror h rd been examined at noon, and i will probably requir. all the after noon to make up a complete jury.
 From Tuesdays Bulletin
 M. F. Dennison arrived today with the Eagle mail. He report! the trail in fine condition. Fol lowing gre the locations of some o trail outfits: The Shushitna crowC Is camped five miles above Tazlina the Road Commission is at Ton. slna, government outfits are ter miles this side of Tonsina, Gilli- neau X Lathrop, Crawford x Am. mon. Hannah x Mcdowell, at the Barns; Heideman. Nafsted, Hovt x Smith are at TeikheI; Hubbard x Elliott and Crittenden at No 3.
 Games of the bowling tonrna- ment at the Olympic Club will be played Tuesday and Friday nights instead of Wednesdays and Satur- days.
 The drawing of the jury in the Bailey murder case occupied all day yesterday, there being an evening session held in addition to the regular one. Forty-three jurors had been examined last night, and still the jury was not complete. There is little prospect of the en- tire jury being selected today. At noon 5S talesmen had been drawn Tn addition to the regular panel.
 Franklin Moses arrived today from St. Michael, making the trip with dog team in 50 days.
 The Jeanic arrived in port this noon.
 John l.. McGinn will be an out going passenger on the Saratoga
 District Attorney Harlan leaves on the Saratoga for the States where he has been called on impor- tant legal business. Deputy At torneys Scott and Clegg will attend to the business of the office here during the balance of the term.
 A Fairbanks stage will be in this afternoon with eight passengers, most of whom will go direct to the States.
 Mrs. James Wickcrsham will leave for the States on the Sara toga.
 Mrs. A. E. fleilig is passenger on the stage due today She will go to Seattle on the Saratoga.
 A. G. King returns to Seattle to. day after completing number of mining deals in this section.
 From Wednesdays Bulletin
 The Santa Clara reached Seattle yesterday afternoon at five o'clock from Valdez.
 The Portland passed Sitka Saturday and should be here today or tomorrow.
 rThn Er,bo-- co,, tI.o l,e.-.. -
The Alaska prospector., 1907-03-14
From Mondays Bulletin

Another deal for a group of 80 copper claims is reported as under way by Y. D. Bradford and son. Fkc lcai was practically closed a few days ago. but full ctails are hot cbtHinablo at pres,
 !. t. Steele came up rom Land lock bay 6n the Hammond Satul- day evening He will make short 0Msiness trip tO the States
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17

Las TuedRg de los cRFTusjeB, Les cAfetine8
fJtantes tienen terrazaa embreadaV, las
que una lfneaa de macstaa de flores dan 81
aspecto de penBileg. VieioB tuEcou de td.
MICA TayRda Bentadoa & la oriental , con la
barba deucendiendo hRnta 81 abdomen, fu'
man el narghils , paaau las cuentss de 50
rosario de 6mbar, gozRndo 81 permaneCer
impRsibIes indifsFenteu an medic de ests
movimiento loco snsordsCedoF. El tro'
pei ds gorroB ToioB = de mujeTeB encapu'
ChadRB como m6sCaras, Ge pEeCipita en- loG
musllea aRlientea que dan accego los va
pores de viajeFos. 81 suslo, inBeguFo, es
de tablones deaiguales, poE entire loB cua'
les puede pasar un pie, y que, Rdem6B,
eatan cubieTtoa de TesiduoEde feutaB.
A ambos lRdos de eEtoB muelles SmarER'
des al Gran Puents, hay caguchRI que
ocupan los vendsdoreH de Comidas y bebi'
daa. Judios que hRblan un sspsiiol
extravaganza, van de un lRdo & otEo pre-
gonRndo RogaRioB muBulmaneI, BoTbeteg,
TolIos de pan polvoEeados de Sjonjolf, =
bizcochus, & log que lIamRn an ConatRni'
nOpla ''pan de Espafis"; 8 L. pusEtR de lOa
tendUChoB Ie elevRn piTdmiaes de meloneg
amarillos anoEmeV BRndiRG con 90 vsrdor
coFtado por blanCas iuBCEipCioneH en- 6rabe;
On los cafetines 90 exhiben en- primera fla
Las ventrudaB botellas de limonada ne
ranjs con nm lim6n poF tapadsra, mas
adantro humean las pequenfsimRB tAzaB del
cafe tuEco, hquidO paatoBo diguo dc los
dioBeA Los psTroB vagabundog que son
en- Constantinopla algo aBf como una inB.
tituei6n pdblica venerada , popular. pasan
por entB8 las piarnag del gsntfo, mansOs,
corteBas y silenciosos, buHCRndo 90 Oomida.
Los extrnnjeros gs muaven desOrienta'
dos en- este toTbslliuo do gsnte, y d de1ean
tomaT M bRECo aiemprs llegan tauds.
Hay doI pEoblsmas sn ,COnuhntinppls
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-17
CRONIQUILLA.


Dos suCeaos han ocuFEido en- la semanR
que han dsdo maTgen a. que Ia opinion
pdblica de ellos 90 coupe con el inteEes
que mereCen.
Uno, la AsRmblea Me1ica ca que esq
impoEtante Class di6 galIarda mueAtra de-
CultuFR. Rltruiamo buenos dessOB en- favor
del pals, tFatando do obviRr difcultades
para que la islR tenga Rl fo una Icy de
sandal, CRpaz de gaEantizaT On 10 possible
lR HRlnd p1blica de Hu poblaci6n, cuys
neceaidad Bs ha compTobado infnidad de
vsCes.
Las bases para la aprobaci6n de leyeB
BanitaTias que respondAn & Las necesidadea
del pAiS, han quedado aprobadss On ID
pr6xima Legihlatura 20 discutirk 81 C6digo
de SanidRd que hRga desRpaTsceF, en-
Cu3nto sea dRble, las difeultadea hasta
ahoTa pressntadaa para 81 funcionamiento
dc eAs impOrtanta ramo do lR adminiEtra'
Ci6n pdblica.
El otEo suceso que 30 hR pFeatRdo dis
tintos comentariog y que CadR uno ha
apreciRdo ssgdu Hus inclinaciones = himpa.
tiaG, meioF que con la frfa Faz6n, hR sido
eI Tspentino viaie Washington del GO
beEnadoF de Ia islA 6r. Polt.
PalRnqu6Ass ALI, 10 que paFCcs, para
lumbar al gobernador Post, = 30 asegurR
que eato % hace poT diAtintcs elementos en-
"a mayoEfa de los CompRtriotRs del gobeF.
mantle que han apreciado RlgunoB de sus
actoa como atentRtorioB 10 que elloH
Green, sin Habsr 10 que dicen In auseTioaai
sGei6B de Ia iBla, Runque Eea estR el com
p!tto deBplazamiento del elemento nativo
dc las ofCinRB p6blioss , administrator
de In isla, y por descontentoH pol1tiooB que
no han apEendido todavfa & sCeptRT con
patri6tico RItFuism0 los dictRdoB de Ia Cpl
ni6n p6bliCa gaEantizadol por IN gobierno
sn6rgico en- el CumplimisntO do las leyeS
electorales,
DfCsae que esoB BoIRpados trabajoE hR
llaFon eco On algunoH peFi6dicos del CONT
nenta mas bien como information han
Telatado algo de 10 que deSpechRdamente
% atribuye 81 gobernRdor.
Pero paFece, que mas bien que esoB
motivog, no de gran imp0rtanciB para scr
tomadoa en- confederation poE I'm pueblo
an gobierno, acostumbradoS leeF On 81
gran CFiatRl de aumento de las contiendRB
polfticAa de an pals en- que TODD, hRsta loo
ataquas peEsonaleg & los pol1ticog ae quis
re- hacsT grandes 3 baceT vOlver IA oabe'
"a & todo 81 mundo; hay Otras coEas de
oEigen administrative = quiz6 econ6micO
que hRyan obiigsdo realigaE 81 viaje
al gobernador Post cuando el dis sntss
mRnifsItarA los peEiOdiHtsS que en- tsl
coSa no penBaba.
LoB Afcionados hReer cabalaB, Rnun
clan grandes y Horprendentes cambios para
muy pronto pareCe que Ia pr6xima Le'
giSIRtura de los padres de Ia pRtEia anne
TicanR, pTepara algunas IorpTesaB, aunque
no 1ea de 6Atas Ia desaprObaci6n de una
designation heCha por 81 preBidente Roose'
velt que hoy mas que nunCR ba hsohO VOI'
ver hGciG 81 Ia cara de todos lol EGtRdOU
UnidoB y de Europa y Asia.
ANANKE.