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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17
stroke ENDS A life
Thomas Riley Died Today at
Home on Fifth Street.
He Had Been III Some Time
With Heart Disease.
Is Stricken With Paralysis;
Shock Proved Fatal.
Was An Excel emf Citizen; Held
In Highest Respect.
From THURSDAYS Daily.

Death brought the life of Thomas
Riley, a well-known resident, to a
close. at 0:l0 o'clock this forenoon at
his home, 3l4 South Second street
where he had lived ever since he came
to Mankato nearly forty three years
ago. He had been gradually failing
for more than two years, from leakage
of the heart, and during all of that
time was confined to his home. The
end iorecastcd itself yesterday after
noon, when he sustained stroke of
paralysis between twelve and one
O'Clock, affecting his right side, and
he was unconscious practically all of
the time after that until his death.
MIR. Riley was born at Henchen-
brook, Quebec, and would have been
scventy-two years old next June. In
1856 he came to Wisconsin, and the
same year, ON June 9, was married
at Horizon. In May, Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley moved to Mankato, and the for
mer engaged in culvert and bridge
SoHoOi uSIioil NolN OIi tilC oIlldud lOdu
under General Bishop. He was a stone
mason and plasterer by trade, and
worked upon most of the larger build
ings in the city. He was a good
workman, ever faithful, and a good
citizen, kind neighbor, and had
many friends who will greatly regret
his DEATH
The deceased is survived by his
wife, with whom he celebrated the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
year ago last June, and six sons
and daughters, Mrs. j. w. Nichols of
North Mankato, Mrs. Henry Helmet
of Davenport, Iowa, Mrs. S. j. Reed
of Minneapolis, Miss Sarah Riley, who
resides at home, George, who is at
Two Harbors, and Miss Elizabeth
Riley, who is a telephone operator at
st james. All of the children were
notified yesterday of their fathers
condition and arrived either yesterday
afternoon OF. evening or this morning,
but too late for their father to. recog-
nize Them
Mr.. Riley was faithful member
of st. Johns Catholic church, and
was member of the Old Settlers
association.
Further announcement will be made
as to the funeral.
Charles A. Ransom.
w. P. Coffin has received word of
the death at Plainwell, Mich, of
Charles A. Ransom. which occurred
Sunday night. He had been in the
city many times during the past
twenty or thirty years, and loaned
much money in this vicinity, Mr.. COT
fin acting as his agent. His death
was sudden, for last Friday he mailed
a uraft to Mr.. Coffin. Many residents
will remember him as an excellent
man.
George Birley.
George Birley. who has been an in
mate of the poor farm for five years,
having entered that institution from
st. Clair, died there last night OF
old age. His age was eighty seven
years. His only known relatives are
a daughter, Mrs. George Arnold, and
a granddaughter, Mrs. Garry Haigh.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17
STORIES FROM HOME AND ELSEWHERE

ton next Tuesday. He was convicted
of accepting and receiving deposits as
a private banker when he knew the
bank was unsafe and insolvent.
The petition is for reduction of
the sentence from four to three years
in order that he may soon be eligible
to parole. The Communication is asked
for on the ground that he did not
know at the time the deposit in ques-
ton was received that he was insol-
vent.
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When the trial of George Pierce
on the charge of assault in the third
degree upon Clifford Fleming was
called in the police court this morning
the defendant, through his attorney
Evan Hughes, demanded jury trial
A jury was summoned for l:3O p. m
today and a recess was taken until
that time. The trial took place this
afternoon, County Attorney Plymat
appearing for the state.
Pierce denies that he made any as
sault on the boy
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17

On Saturday evening the Congre-
gational club of ST. Clair will hold its
regular meeting at which the men,
headed by Fred Shustog, John Best
mann and John Steele, committee, will
perform in both the culinary and en-
tertainment department. Sunday at
eleven o'clock the church service will
be held. Subject, "a Mans Religion"
Special music will again be presented.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17

Adjutant General Fred B. Wood
yesterday issued commission to En-
nest n. Chute as captain of the Com
pany E, Second infantry, Minnesota
national guards, at Faribault, to sue
coed Captain r. E. Everett, resigned.
General Wood also announced the APP
pointment of Brigadier General Joseph
Bobleter of New Ulm commander of
the First brigade, NJ. n. c., Lieutenant
Colonel George S. Whitney of Fart
bault of the Second infantry, and Ma
jor George c. Lambert of st. Paul, COM
mander of the artillery, as delegates
from Minnesota to the annual meeting
of the National Guard Association of
the United States, which meets in Bos
ton on Monday.
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Fairmont, Jan. 9.-Martin county
will have a candidate for delegate to
the republican national convention in
the person of Colonel f. w. Betz of
fairmont.. He has always been an ar.
dent republican and has spent his
time and money for the benefit of the
party, but has always refused office,
although there is little doubt but he
could have any in the gift of the
people of this county years ago if
he would have accepted. He was
chairman of the board of commission
ers during the construction of the
magnificent new courthouse, and the
people are under great ,,obligation to
him for the zeal and, fidelity with
which he performed his duties. They
want to reward him, but find he
will accept nothing except position
as delegate. He will have unanimous
support here, and as he is well known
in other counties of the, district it
is believed it will not be difficult to
elect him. az a,.tsnt
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The yearly meeting of the German
Lutheran church was held yesterday
afternoon, and the annual reports were
presented. The receipts for the year
were shown to have been $3,952.S3, and
the disbursements $3,722.7O. The dis
bursements do not include those neces-
STATED by the damaged to the building
because of the fire last year. The
membership shows a growth and the
wear has been successful one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National Bank of Com
merce was held yesterday afternoon
and the old directors were all re-
elected, as follows:
William f. Hughes, Jean A. Flittie,
S. B. Wilson, Louis Janda, j. B. Mel
sen, A. /. Wheeler. Peter Lloyd,
A. O. Oleson, John i. Diamond, H.
R., Wiecking, C. L. Oleson, J. R.
Brandrup, E.. Fl. Rich, George c. Hunt
ington and William Jacobson, Jr.
Last evening the directors met and
reelected A. O. Oleson president, c. l..
Oleson cashier and w. j. Flachsenhar
assistant cashier. A. l.. Wheeler, the
well known North Mankato man, was
elected vice president to succeed John
f. Diamond, who has moved to Min
neapolis.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17

Albert Waters was arrested yester-
day afternoon on complaint of HUI
name Officer Smith, charged with
"torturing and cruelty beating" his
horse on Jan. 6. He pleaded not guilty
in the police court, and his trial was
set for Jan. 22 at 10 a. m. He was
allowed to 90 upon his own recog-
nizance, and the plaintiff was required
to furnish $25 security for the costs,
to be filed by Jyn. Is.
c. o. Daley appeared for Walters.
The latter denies that he beat his
horse in any unusual or cruel manner,
lif at all. Those who have seen him
driving say that he is kind to his
thorses.
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Cannon Falls, Jan. l4.-Because
there was counterfeit dollar in the
postOffice till, Joel Swanson, recently
from Saltwater prison, is under arrest
and accused of series of buglaries
here last night.
The postoffice was broken into but
only small amount of money was
found. At the shoe store of a. j.
Hagg $l4 aud few pairs of shoes
were taken. The Farmers elevator,
the Chicago Great Western depot and
other places were broken into but
very little money was secured.
A counterfeit dollar taken with the
other money from the postOffice proved
to be valuable clue. Swanson, an
old offender, had been in town and
suspicion rested on him. He had gone
to Randolph, six miles west of here,
where he was captured. The bogus
silver dollar was found on him, and he
wore pair of Hagg's shoes. A gov
eminent official from st. Paul took
him in charge.
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Signs of an Early Spring.

From Tuesdays Daily.
A large muskrat was seen making
its way down Center street this fore
noon toward the river. Some thought
that the grounding had made a mis-
take and come out too soon, and Others
think it means an early spring.
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Has Resigned His Position.

d. r. Loinmatzsch has resigned his
position as local manager for the
Standard Lumber company, and yes
tcrday went to Minneapolis. he has
held the position since September. lie
made many friends during his short
STAY in the city, who will regret his
departure. His successor has not yet
heen chosen.
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Debate Date Set.
FROM Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The date for the debate between the
teams representing the Mankato and
Lake Crystal high schools has been set
for Jan. "a. This is looked forward
to with a great deal of interest, as
the Lake Crystal school has been
winning honors for some time.
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ton lodge. After a regular meeting
a banquet was served to Masons. and
their families. About sixty were en-.
tertained. ltsr'
James E. Child gave brief review
of the principles of Masonry in general
and the history of Wilton lodge in
particular.
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Get Ready to Curl.

Mapleton, Jan. 9.-The Maple RIVER
Burns club announces its curling boii-
spiel for Jan. 81, %, and %. Curling
clubs are expected from St. Paul.
Mankato, Vernon Center, WinnseIbaga,
City, Bass Lake, Sterling and Beaufort.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-01-17

Shakopee, Jan. 9.-Thomas Nee, i'll
Jail here for the murder of Deputy
Sheriff Mccall, at Prior Lake, a couple
of weeks ago, escaped Tuesday night
by knocking down the jailer. He went
five miles in\ the country, where he
stayed all night in traw stack. Dur
ing the night he attempted to take
his life by using strips of horse
blanket for a moose, but this re-
quired so much effort that he finally
decided to return to Jail, and he
walked in on the guard yesterday
morning in time for breakfast.
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Alex Bashaw's barn has been broken
into several nights in succession, and
grain stolen. The thieving has become
so monotonous that Mr.. Bashaw would
like to- have the parties doing it dis
continue it. He says that he knows
who they are and that unless the
practice is stopped there will be trou-
BILE in store for them.
Thieves got in Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights and made off with con-
siderable grain.
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st. Paul, Jan. l4.-The case of Liv
ingston Quackenbush, sentenced from
lie Sueur county Sept. 81, 1905, to
the state prison for four years, was
before the pardon board yesterday and
was continued for further considera-
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From Tuesdays Dailv-

From Tuesdays Dailv.
The case of Larson VS.. Sebastian
Goettl is booked for hearing in the
supreme court in few days. The de-
PENDANTS funeral took place in this
city today, and an administrator will
have to be appointed to carry on the
case.
This suit has now outlived four of
the principal actors in it. 1t is an ac-
ton to recover land claimed to have
been decided to the plaintiff by one
Rutges, in North Mankato. When the
land that he was supposed to have
bought was measured, it was found
that part of the five acres was, in the
river The case was tried before Judge
Webber, who found in favor of Rutges.
Ciunty Attorney Stone of st. Peter
was attorney for Rutges. Now Judge
Weber, County Attorney Stone, Rut-
ges and the latter's successor in the
suit, Goettl, are all dead, and the only
survivors of the long litigation are
Larson and his attorney, c. O. Daley
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From Fridays Daily.

Waseca, Jan. lO-On Jan. 8, 1858,
Masonic charter was delivered into
the hands of the master and wardens
of Wilton lodge, No. q, A. F. and
A. NJ, in the little frontier village OF
Wilton. To commemorate the fiftieth
anniversary Masons met "Wednesday
evening at Alma City, which for some a,!ll
years past has been the home OF Wiz
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Mrs. A. c. Gran was injured by
slipping on the ice and falling at the
corner of Second and Hickory streets
last evening while on her way to the
opera house. She struck upon the side
of her head. She was given prompt
medical attention and conveyed to her
home, and will probably be able to
be up in day or two.
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st. Paul, Jan. l3.-"There is abso
lutely no truth in Mr.. Manahan's state
ment." said Governor johnson. Further
than that. | will not discuss it. There
is no use in reiterating my position
This was the only comment the gov.
ernor would make on the Manahan in
terview of yesterday, in which MIR
Bryan's friend declared that Governor
johnson had made bid for the presi-
dency by his New York World inter
view. and was candidate for the pres
idency with the support of the "sys-
tenn"
The governors friends declare that
the Manahan interview is not worth a
reply. The Bryan men are active, and
plans are under way for an organiza.
ton in Hennepin county, which will be
headed by Frank Larrabee.
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From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Datlv.
The state pardon board is in SEES
sion this afternoon. Among the APP
plicants for liberty is Livingston
Quackenbush sentenced from lie Sueur
county, Sept. p, 1906 to the state
prison for four years. Accepting and
receiving on deposit as private bank
er certain money when he knew he
was unsafe and insolvent.
John Tanke, sentenced from Nicol-
let county, May 30, 1903, to the state
prison for his natural life. Murder
in the second degree. He was connec-
ted with the Wellner murder.
Henry Nelson, the ,Owatonna man,
who was convicted of murder, is also
an applicant for a pardon.
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Calendars.

When paying your subscription at
The Free Press Office ask for "a calcn
der for 1908.
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George Green, for many years q
resident of this county, died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. w. H
Davis, Friday night. Mr.. Green had
reached the good old age of eighty
seven and his death was due to old
age.
Mr.. Green came to Mapleton several
years ago from Shelby where he lived
on farm. His wife died about two
years ago His life has been one OF
great usefulness. He had been a mem
Der of the Minnesota Legislature and
has always taken a great interest in
the welfare of this country.
He was member of the Baptist
church in which he has always taken
an active part having been deacon
for many years.
He was the father of the late Hon
c.. M. Green of Vernon but is survived
by but one child, Mrs. w. II. Davis
of Mapleton.
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From Sa turday's Da;lv.

From Sa turday's Dailv.
Mapleton, Jan. l.-Henry Luh-
ring an old resident of Lyra died
very suddenly, Thursday night He
had been in poor health for several
years, but his death came very UNI
expectedly from heart failure.
Mr.. Luhring was an old soldier com
ing to this part of the country in the
early days. He leaves wife and five
children.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19
lNuNCIO De SUBASTA.
DGpOriinOntO del lBtOTI0r % PuOflO Rice.
BUREAU DE OBRAs PUBLIOAs.
OJGeina del Supsrintendente.
So Juan. z. r, Mayo 4 de 19Os

San juan, r. r Mayo de 1908
PropoGicionsS en- plisgol ceEEadOI para
IL adjudication co Pdb'icR Bubasta para 10
construction Dc 6.5 kil6metros mss me-
nog, de II CRCEetsHa nGmeFo is Yauoe-
CaTIetsFR n6mGRo II, SScci6n Kms. is.
% 5, Gs admitirkn On osta OfcinR hsHta
laB 10 8. NJ. Gel dia 20 de Mayo, 1908,
en- que Bs abEirGn p6blicamsnts.
EI pTeIupuoBt0 sproximhdo de las obHan
anCisnde & $52 $4,000.
TodoB los dRtos necesRHioB impReIoH de
pEopoDicionsI y cOntEatoI inGtTucCiOnes
z loB poRtoEe1 90 dar6n On eatR OfCina.
Tambi6n sa faciIitaP6n azuleI de los pla.
nor mediRnte IN dep6sito provisional de
SO que ReF6n FeembolGadog al devolveF
diChoI Gzules.
Sara Condici6n eganciRl del contrato que
el ContrAtiBtO, & paEtir del segnDdo mes
inclusive del plAzo para Ia tsTminaci6n
de lOH trabajoI ejecute csds mes obTsI poE
vslor no msnoE de So. 10000 menBusles.
La AdministrR ion Be regervR 81 deHe.
Cho do TechRzAr cuR!quierA tOdaH las
pTopoEcioneB do sdjudicar el contTato
bajo otraB connideTacioneI que las de pre-
clio Bolamenta.
PoF orden del Comisior q 10 del Interior,
- u J. JEmeaes, 6upt. de ObEas Fi'
bliCag. 15 Y. T. No. 5
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Perfumeria NAPOLEON,

Con este nOmbre
que caus reVOluc6n
ace tempo ideal de qucos
1h
ronados 6xO
Napoleon
ant ten odo
pertumerfas
Padn Hmnos San Francisco 38 uan urtoRi
JABONES mares NAPOLEON
Compuetos de ingren puad presear
sda ss 9aneas Lchug EsenCa de de pasdl so
AsePina, perfume deIcoo 90 patila
tvs. Ia barra
Aguas ocador perfumes esquito
blanca Lilas bancas
Voeta de Ammonia indispensable
25
vioeta de Witch Hazel en nfrasoOsd de itpo6 cvs
Vea Heiotpoy bien
ia HOgafda POe de
ctvs
POLYOs DE ARROZ PERFUMERIA NAFOLEON
FoVos de lerdOpo elegants
POLVOS DENIRIFICOS DE ASEPTINA
Los
liqdo euag la boa E antepio cnffco
Indispensable % m segdn
ants6phco mas radical
20 y so
POvOs de apna puifca aqua, pomO
Gonzalez Padin HmnOs.
SAN FRANCISCO 3S la "PAQUIrA" SAN JUsro
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Sucrerie Centrols Coluso,
Aguadillo, P. r.

Con motive de IaB nusyaB montursI que
Be han bscho 90 pons en- ventR la msqui'
nariR de usO, siguiOntel:
10. Un molino horizontal complete
marCa Birmingham" de mlalS de
80 so con eDgranpjsI, RcumulRdOr Dc
preston hidEGulicG, = con Hu motor de
vRpoF.
20. Una m6quina de vapor horizontal
de 15 & 20 81.
30. IRA bomba dc airs de dos ciIin.
droB con 60 motor do vspor , 90 conden'
Gador, provinisndo de un cuadrupIs efac'
20 Lille, do $50 600 galoneD por cAda
"a hoERB.
40. Una bombR de Aire de Ia casa
"Cait", prOvinisndo de un tacho dc so
sRcog.
s.. Nusve dsfscadOrau con dObIs fondO
de cobre.
So, Una bombs alimsntaria de Ia
Casa "CaiP.
70. CaIderaa & SO dollars los 100 kiIcP
TOdaB sstaB m6quinRs pusdsn dRr I'M
bueno = largo uBO. 8v.L
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Ia vista de Fsllieres a IngIatera
LO quH rtspOetO a clio. dice Ia Pail Nall Go.
zttte,"

LondFeP, mayo 8-LS noticiS do IR
vista del PEesidsnte FaIli6reB ha aido AGO.
gidR en- eatR ciudad con Ia mas viva 1Atis
facci6n. Nadis dudR que 81 Msg'stFsdo
frances sea Tecibido con el entuRiasrno que
inspiFsn Las buer az rtlacionss Ia e1oteats
entfe Ios dos psfseB
Con tai motive dice IL Pail Mall Gaset.
te: LA notiCia de quo 81 PreBidente de Is
RspdbliOR ftanoesR hREk pE6ximaments
unR vista CfaiRl este pafB pFovoCarE Ben.
timientos de viva BatiafAcci6n. Los iDg'e-
see, sin diltinci6n de partido, Be Eegcciian
todoB de ls e1istencia dc IL entente cOrdiG'
ge, como 10 demuegtFR 10 cRTtR que Lord
RoBebsEy acabA de dirig giE 81 Times, On ls
Cual pTotsstR contra lA idea que 90 le atIi.
buy6 de despTeCiar dicha entente.
En- 81 mes dc julio pr6ximo Ge cumpIi.
ran cinoo sfioB do Ia hiat6Fica vista del
PrOlidente Loubet, hsCho que CoTon6 la
obra cOmenERda Cusndo Il vista del Rey
Eduardo Paris. DaB10 aqusl momento
81 RcusTdo entire ambag nRcioneS comenz6
6 fOTtifcaFas = luego Ie sBtableei6 con fl
msza, & pesaF de las tentatiVRB hechau pa
70 fslGeRT aus fundamentoH, tentativas {
ssCusles eB indEiI haCsr aluAi6n do name.
rs mas detail ada, On vita de "a dsgapR'
Tici6n Complets. El presidents FalIi6res
puede estaF seguEo de que HeT6 Acogido
son no men0r entuliaEmo que 90 predeCs'
soP."
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CABLES De HOY.
Fl drgano del prssidsnts CastIo en-
saIza Ia polftica do Roosevelt.
Los smbaTcos gaFa 81 Este de Vens-
zueIa Sc haTan en- Puerto Cabe-
lIn y no en- CuTazaO.
EI difeTendO EhinO-jspOn6s pOr eI
tratadO del YaIi.

Caracas, Msyo 19.-El 6rgRno del prs
uidente Castro, enUaIgR ca M editsHisl 81
pEocoder de Roo8avslt en- 10 relative q Las
cusntionaS psndisntsB entFe eBto gobieEno =
81 de Warrington. Dice que "a conducts
del prelidente de loB EgtadoB Uni1os, u
prelcindir de RplicRE & Is Tepdb ioR veno'
zolsna lR polftios de Is macans del big
stick, eB digna de todo snoomio, poF 10
justa, , declara, alen6g, s'El Oonatitucio'
nal, on coTFoboEaci6n do esaB pa!abERB,
que Venezuela hs hecho con toda honEa'
dsz cuantiosoG pRgoG' por recIamacionsu
exiranjsraB , gus, adn psBar de ID ints'
rE1pci6n qua auff0 On suB normRIeB iUgFs'
sos, 81 teSoTo del pafE, cRuss de las Or.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-19

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiono
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trumentos: FIautinOI, FlRutaS, TerCerolRI,
OboeB, Requintog, Clarinete., Fagoteu,
Violines, VioIonCelIos, ContEabsiou, Man.
dolinag, BpnduEEiag, GuitlEEau, OoRnstiDO.,
Onoveneg, TEombone8, BsEftOno1, BombR1'
dino1, HslioOneI, (bajos) TEiGnguloB. PlR.
tilloI, Rodoblantol ; Bombo1. M6todOI
de solfoo y para todR olaSs.dO inGtTumsn'
to8. Accessories , m6GiCA "a general.
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