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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
Resolution to Investigate St. Louis sub-
 Treasury Shortage Tabled.

Washington. April S.--Just before the House took a recess today Mir. Shackelford of Missouri. taking ad- vantage of the fact that many Repub- licans had left the chamber. sought to have acted upon a resolution by him asking information regarGSng the shopt- age in the .sub-treasury at St. Louis. which occurred in 1906
 A motion by Mir. Payne to lay the resolution on the table was carried by a bare majority of three the vote stand ing 126 to 123. Mir. Shackelford charged when the result was announced that neither Mir. Bartholdt of Missouri nor MT. Calderhead of Kansas had vot- ed. although they were recorded in the affirmative. The Speaker called upon MT. kCalderhead to state whether or not hevoted. and he replied. T think I did"
 Several members on the Republican side declared that he did vote and Che yotef was allowed to stand In the case of MT. Barthoidt, who had left the chamber. Speaker Cannon ruled that. the testimony of several mem bers that he voted on the roll call was sufhcient and he refused to have the vote stricken out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
CONDRAY DEAD.
Believed That Train struck a Pratt
 City Man,

City Man,
 Birmingham, April s--(Special)-T people of Pratt City were mortified to- day by finding the dead body of W. A. Condray near the railroad on the South side. The body was found by the mans little boy. who had started to work.
 A large gash was in the victims head and a bottle of whisky was found near his body. The deceased had been drinking Wednesday and 1t Is supposed that he sat down near the track and was struck by the train Tuesday night.
 The body was carried to an under taking establishment to be. prepared for burial. ~
 The coronel was notified of the dis covery and a jury was organized at once There were no signs of rob- bery, though rumors were heard on all sides to the effect that desperate crime had been committed. The jury will hardly be ready to return a yer dict as to their Investigations until Thursday.
 The dead man was well known in Pratt City. He is survived by a fam fly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09


 Grant, Aaron Besl and Dave Wallace ins jail for fighting. Their cases were ca Ned on Monday morning before Mayor Meriweth CT, and each of the de- fendants were fined sioo each or suf- fcient time on the streets.
 The second quarterly conference of the Methodist Church of this city was held in the of1ce of F.. B. Mccarty Monday morning of this week. Rev. B. A. Dannelly. Presiding Elder, held the conference. Those present were: Rev. L. H. g. Chappelle. pr. T. H. De- Loach, Chairman. of B. S.: Judge F. s. Cornish. R P. Allen. Jr.. Secretary of the Conference: L. B. Braswell. J. A. Hudson. Secretary and Treasurer of the Board of Stewards. and E. B. McCarty. The Presiding Elder reported the church in. good condition, spiritually and financially.
 The. Mayor and Council have made several improvements in the public park They have had the street force at work for the past week in clearing of the park and sowing new seed thereon. and have stopped tbe people from walking. on the blue grass.
 The social circles of Coatopa have not been as much enthused and inter ested in any event for many years as they were in the wedding of Miss Lois Larkin and Mfr. W. H Coleman on Wednesday evening. the sth. at Coato- pa. This happy couple were joined in the holy bonds of rnatrimony with the Impressiveness of both the minister and father by Rev. J. R. Larkin.
 The church was beautifully deco rated with ferns. palms and the many beautiful spring flowers. The bridal party entered the church by the melo- dious strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. played by Mrs W. R. Larkin. The maids of honor were Misses Irene Foscue. Maude Larkin and Cruse Cor nish. Mrs. Joe Hancock was matron of honor Mir Pres. B. Cheney acted as best man, and Messrs. Sam Howze. w. l.. Larkin and P. c. Coleman were the attendants
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
PREsBYrERY IN SESSION.
Ministers of Six North Alabama Counties in

Decatur. April s.-tspeciai.)- )--The Hunts vile Presbytery composed of sS North Alabama counties is in session in New ps- catur today. Rev. J. L. Mathews .of 0urley, was elected moderator. and Rev Wtther. spoon of Huntsville state secretary Rev. J. A. Foster of Huntsville. and Mir, Pulley, of scottsboro were elected .deiegatess to the general assembly. 'r sf.A
 The next meeting of this presbytery VIII be held in Eikmont. September 1st. Tomor- row at II am the Rev. s. D. Logan will be installed pastor of West Minister Church. New Decatur. The installation sermon will be preached by Rev. witherspoon of Hunts- vile and Rev. Manly of Newmarket will be the installing officer,
 The presbytery win probably adjourn to- morrow night This Is the first nheeting held since the union of the two former presbyteries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS.
Authorities Finished Checking Burgiarizcd
 Fufaula Post Office.

EufauIa, April s.-(Specsal. )--The last chapter in the Post Office robbery was closed yesterday afternoon to await further developments. It is hoped that the guiity parties will be brought to justice at an ear iy date The inspector finished his work of checking up the books and all other affairs pertaining to the management of the office, and 1t must be gratifying to Postmaster W. c. Russell that his report will be absolutely clean.
 The strictest requirements of the postal laws were riKidiy observed and MT. Russell is being congratulated upon his manage ment of the office. The deposit limit in the safe at the time of the robbery. the stamp account and money order disburse- ments and receipts and in fact every detail was carefully looked into. the books were balanced and not penny was unaccounteo for.
 Since assuming control of the office here Mir. Russell has not only met the require ments of the officials but has given univer- sal satisfaction to every patron and has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
LILLEY COMMITTEE PROCESSES.
No Further Hearing of Testimony Un.
 til Tuesday.

Washington, April s.--The special committee of the house apointed to i'm vestigate the charges made by Repre- sentative George I. Lilley of Conn, against the methods pursued by the Electric Boat Company, to obtain leg isIation win hear no more testimony until next Tuesday
 When the committee met today chair- man Boutell announced that the con- tinued illness of Mir. olmsted's daught- CT prevented his attendance at this time and owing to the furthe fact that the committee desired time in which to prepare evidence in its proper order. an adjournmnt would be taken until the date mentioned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
HuntsyiIle I.sne. Bondr.

Huntsville. April, s.7-tSpecial. l--Two new issues of municipal bonds. s1o.000 in one block and $fs.00o in the other were authorized by the City Council last night The new bonds will run for ten years and bear five per cent in- terest. S-The money realized from their sale will be devoted to, the paving of Jefferson and Washington streets from the public square to the Southern Railroad crossing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
Date is Changed.

After a session of some length this afternoon and during which there was considerable discussion among the members the Ladies Memorial Asso- citation decided to observe Memorial Day upon Monday. April 27. instead of on Sunday. as they agreed to do at a meeting held about ten days ago.
 The resolutions, which were adopted by the meeting of the Ministers Union on Monday, were presented to the Me morial Association this afternoon. Af- ter the presenting of the resolutions. the discussion began.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
OPTIONAL WITH sTOCkHoLDERs J. P. Morgan and Company Makes An- nnnnnannRmAa na Aan Esrhs Aaaan-

New York, April s.--After an offer by Edward H. Hartman to furnish the funds to meet the obligations Of the Erie Railroad Company by the purchase of new large issue of notes. J. P. Morgan and Company late to- day announced that the holders of the Erie notes amounting to $5,S00 900. which matured today would either be paid par in cash for their notes CT given the option of taking a new three year six per cent note and five per cent of the new notes fin cash.
 The offer of MT. Hartman was ac- cepted by the board of directors of the railroad today. What proportion of the maturing notes will be paid in cash has not been made public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
NEWS OF DIeMoPoLIs.
Police, by Clever Work, Capture Three KegPOea

Negroes.
 Demoplis, April s. Special )-Chief H. A. Monnier and Policemen Phares and Ratley did very clever piece of detective work Saturday night. Some one gave out that a negro, Frank Bell, had been cut. The officers went at once to the scene of the affray, and upon questioning the victim, could not gain any information as to the party who did the cutting. After consid- erable amount of smooth work. they captured the negroes whom they be- lieved were guilty of fighting Frank Bell.
 The officers had Dr. Lacey, city phy- sician. to attend to the wounds of the negro, and with evidence. placed Lewis,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
CHAUFFEURs ARRESTED. .
Men Who Were Driving Corey WheE
 Woman Was struck.

Men Who Were Driving Corey When
 Woman Was Struck.
 Birmingham. April s-(Special)- Three chauffeurs in charge of auto mobiles which were used by President w. F. Corey of the United States Steel Corporation and other officers of that corporation in looking around Ensley the steel suburb Tuesday, during which ride a buggy containing Mrs. McTyiere. the wife of a prominent dentist was collided with and the woman thrown out and other mishaps noted, have been placed under bond and will appear be- fore. the Mayor of Ensley Thursday charged with reckless driving.
 A claim for damages to his vehicle has been made by pr. McTyiere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
WANT CHEAP LIGHTS
SELMA CITIZENS HOLD A MASS
 MEETING.
Committees Raised to Begin Work of Organizing An Independenf
 Company in The Central

Selma. Ala. April s-(speeial)--T citizens meeting which was held to- night in the Council room of the City Hall for the purpose of discussing the lightning question was largely attend ed and the matter of the Establishment cussed.
 The meeting was full of enthusiasm and the first preliminary steps in the formation of an electric light company was gone into. E. c. Melvin was named chairman of the committees to solicit stock and the committee will go to work at once and will report in few days to the Commercial and In- dustrial Association.
 When the meeting was called upon motion of J. B. Ellis, NJ J. Meyer was nominated chairman and Mir Ard. secre- tary
 Mir. Thornton. electrical engineer from Birmingham. addressed the meet ing and said that after investigation he thought the consumers in Selma were paying excessive rates.
 A Westinghouse representative also addressed the meeting.
 Talks were made by E. F. Uilman. ]. B. Ellis. w R. Peacock. F. Lamar, !. T. Evans, R. R. Kornegay. H. F. Reese and NJ. J. Meyer.
 Upon motion of J. B. Evans com- mittee of five was appointed to solicit subscription for shares of stock in tho new company which is to be formed and also another committee of five to secure contracts with consumers for 6 period of five years.
 On motion of H. F. Reese the first committee was increased to eight mem- bers:
 The first committee appointed was as follows J. B. Evans, W. R. Pea cock. E. F. Ullman, H. F. Reese. Eugene Robbins, Sr.. E. C. Melvin and A c. Parrish.
 The second committee was appointed as follows, V. B. Atkins. Isaac Schwarz. W. C. Agee, E. Lamar and W. c. Ward
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09

exsrted every effort to secure free delivery in the city and to work his receipts to the standard that would secure it. The Post office. and every equipment pertaining to It presents heater and more convenient appearance, and the citizens are greatly rratified with the service
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
"Ameracusn wins Match.

Baltimore. Md. April s.--'AmerieusH George Schoenlein). tonight defeated Fred Beell by winning the first two falls of a wrestling match that was to have been the best two in three. The first fall was gained by Americus in twenty-one minutes and the second in two minutes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
uvnt.viIl. U. Q. V. Delegates.

Huntsville, AprH, S.-tSpecfaI.)-Eg- bert Jones Camp. United Confederate Veterans, last night elected the fol- lowing delegates to attend the reunion in Birmingham: William Richardson, J. W. Battle, R. M. DeYoung,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
TRIAL OF BILL RIGsBY.
It VIII Begin Today and Mir .Rushton
 Will Preside.

Wetumpka. April. s.-(Special.)-The case of the State versus bi1l Rigsby charged with the murder of Deputy Sheriff Mccain is set for trial tomor- row in the Citcuit Court.
 Ray Rushton of Montgomery will preside as special judge owing to the disqualification of Judge Pearson who at one time was among the counsel for the prosecution
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09

Good new bags. Fertilixcrs of quai- fly, quick loading, right iu heart of the city. No afacfory on the edxe of town to lose time in going to. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09

Come in snd examise our Fertilizers --not samples on the shelf, but Che actual bags which you buy. Then you'iI know why they please she harsf- tO-piease. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
Sent to Negro Asylum.

Gus Moseley. a negro man. and Ellen Gray. a negro woman. who have been confined in the county jail, were this afternoon taken to Mt. Vernon where they will be treated at the state his- pital for the negro insane. Both have been confined to the county jail for several weeks past
 During the recent term of the Cir cult Court Gus Moseley was arraigned upon the charge of murder and his at- torney put in a plea of insanity. The court admitted that the negro was crazy and he was ordered to Mt Yer non Moseley some months ago killed his wife without any cause and while she was sitting in his house near Saf- ford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
CoIIeginte OratoricaI Contest.

The Inter collegiate oratoricaI Con- test will be held in Selma on the even- ing of April IT.
 special, train has been engaged to take Southern University students to Selma and a great many are expected from that college. f'
 A large delegation from, Auburn will arrive in Selma Friday.
 The Howard men will leave Birming- ham on the morning of April IT in chartered cars which will go directly to Selma via the Southern Railroad.
 A large party of Judson girls will be present at the contest as guests of the Birmingham delegation. that insti-. tuition having been chosen by Howard College as sponsor. The students of Judson have selected Miss Lillie Mae Sampey as sponsor for Towards rep resentative, and Misses Sallie Fanch- CT and Hattie Crumpton Hardy as maids. t
 The orators will be R. H. Liddell, Auburn; Irving G. McCann, Southern University; John Arthur Prescott. How ard.
 A baseball game has been scheduled between Southern University and How ard College to be played in Selma the afternoon of April IT,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
sHACkELFoRD VOTED DOWN.

Take trip to Havana on the sFania Limited. Fare, 5c. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-09
CRAZYNEGROCAUGHT
TEaRoRIzED VICINITY OF HAzEN
 FOR WEEK.
Imaxfres Himself . Dos and Is Con- fiued in Padded Cell in Jaii-
 Will Be sent to Asylum.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau, Selma, April 8.
 Bound hand and foot with ropes ana chains, and growing and foamins at the mouth like a dog with hydrophooia while he lay in the bottom of wagon bed. a negro was brought to the county jail this morning and is now conrineo in A padded cell in that ins6tution' The authorities will at once take steps to have the negro sent to the state insane hospital for negroes at Mt. yer non and the officials at the jail nope that he order will be received soon. The crazy negro was captured near Hagen, in the western part of the coun- ty yesterday afternoon. He IS stranger to all of the white and negro residents in that section and for some days past has been causing terror among the negro residents of that sec ton.
 For some days past there has been much talk among the negroes around Hagen of a queer and strange looking looking animal that had been seen py some negro at a distance in the woods. After that several other negroes saw the strange looking being through the woods. They described the strange looking thing as resembling man. put that 1t jumped around in the woods like a dog and was continually barking and kEOWlAH6 AtAC o 0O8s
 The report of the strange animal in the woods near Hazen was soon known by nearly every negro in that section and many on account of superstitious fear were afraid to go far from their homes. The strange looking animal kept to the woods of that section and seldom ventured into the open and as no one got near him he harmed no one. day or so ago a closer view was gotten of the strange being and it was learned that he was crazy man. party was organized and yesterday the negro was captured in the woods. He was surrounded and the party of searchers closed in on him at once and none of them were hurt by the insane negro, who was nearly naked and half starved.
 After the capture the negro was securely tied and this morning was | brought to the county jail. He seems to imagine that he is a dog and jumps around in his cell at the jail and parks and growls all the time.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-09
ANUKCIO De SU8ASTA.
DtpIIiamIRi0 Del IBilIIsT Do PGIriS Rico.
BUREAU DE OBRAs FUBLICAe.
Ofsina del Superintendent.

San Juan, r. r, Mayo de 1908.
Propc cHicioneG en- pliegoH cerTa 1cH para
Il adiudicaci6n eD p6blica Iubasta para Il
couutrucci6n dc 6.5 ktl6mstToI mEG 8 me
nor, de Ia carretsER n6meFo Is Ysuco-
CavIetsrR n6meEo IA, Sacci6n Kus To-
% 5 Es admitir6n en- eSta OfsInA hsEtG
lau 10 .. N. Del dia 20 de Mayo, 1908,
en- que % abEirEn pub icamsnts.
81 pFesupusSto spToximado dc Las obEAg
aEcisnde & S52 $4,000
Todos les dRtoB nsceBAEioB, impEeBoB de
propoDicionaG contrat0s inHtrucciones
& los poRtoEeS Se dsr6n sn eBta OhcinR'
Tsmbiea Es faci!itarkn azuleB de los pla'
NOS msdiants M dsp6Eito pEoviIionhl de
$40 que per6n rsembolEAdoE 81 devolvsE
dichoB Gzules.
Sra condici6n eBenciRl dal contrato qua
81 contratiBtg, paftiF del ssguDdo me1
inclusive del plazo para ID tsTminaCi6n
de los tFabRioB, rjseute oadn mes cbTaI poE
vaIoE no msnor de SO 10000 msnHuales.
La Administration Bs TeSeEva 81 dare
cho de rechazAE cualquiers todag las
propoEiCiones de s6judicar el coEtEato
bBjo otFnB ConnideEaciono1 que lhI Dc pre-
clio Bolamente.
PoF oTden del Comisior 10 del INTERIOR
- j. J. Jtnlenes Bupt de ObEa1 Ru'
blicau. 15v. No
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-09
ANUNCIO De SUBASTA.
DOplTtameRtO Del IntOTIOr do Puerto Rico.
BUREAU DE OBKAs PUBLTCAe.
Ofsina del Superintendent.

San Juan, p. r., Mayo 4, 1908.
PropoliCione8 en- pliegoS CsETadOG parR
la adjudication On pdblica BublstG de II
construction do s kil6metgoH mksI6 menoB,
de u CaETeteER n6msro Is, YaucO Care.
tera n6meTo IA, Secci6n KmB. 0 9.5. Be
RdmitiH6n en- eUta O6Cina hsGta Las 10
&. n. del dfR Is de Mayo, 1908, On que
Ee abTiE6n pdbliCaments.
El pFoSupussto AprcximRdo de las obfaB
asciende 4 $39, ,232 90.
TOdOs l0G datoH necoJRPioa impFeBog de
propuIiciones , COntratoI 6 inGtruccioneI
Los poltoTos % daFk ca est8 O6sina.
Tambi61 % fScilitar6n RzuleB de los pianos
mediRnte an dep6Iito proviEi0nAl de $40
que Derfn TesmbolBAdoI Il devoIveE dichoG
azulGg.
ssrf cOndiCi6n essncial del contTato q.
81 Contratiuta,6 e paEtir del Bogundo mes in
cluoive del pIazO para la termination Dc
loG trabsio8, eiecute Cada mss obraB poi
vAloF no menor de $4,000 mensusleI,
L. Administration Bs EeBeTYR q dare
cho de EechasaE CuSlquisEA tOdas lal
pEopo8iCioneI , do RdjudioaT 81 contEato
bai otrss congidoFRCiones que Las del pre-
clio BoIRments.
PoE oEden del Comisfonado del Interior,
-. J. Jimsnes, supt. dc Obrns P6
blican. Nv. q No. g.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-09
Para los que Sc cassn.

Ell acrsditado establecimiento de nave
dadep, "LaB Novsdadel" acAba de rscibir
81 mss esplendido surtido de camas PaFR
matEimonio. AccsgoIioB do colchRB, dc
todag clnHe1 prscioB, AdornoB, AifombFal
, todo 81 equipO para aqusllRs de 10 mag-
Hay YerdadsEaH obras de aEts , Lac mEl
indau csmas Gs ofrecen Al p6blicO. EI
aurtido de obieto1 dc fantasia, O8onclaG
BobEero1 para senoras J DsioEitaa , aEtieu.
lOs para cabAlleEos, Bigue Eisndo Dc lol
m6l acRsditadoG. FL buen BAzAR de d
callo de San Ernncioco Gigus meEOCiendC
d meior eE6Aito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-09
CABLES De HOY.
Sensational blnCsn0ta % VaIias
glandes casas DeteIhnEguesas.
Taft LEGO e. microbes . Colon.
Et rey Alfonso induIta a los c6nPI-
css tsI Isgicida De Ia Gale
Mayor.
TafL IIegt q mi6Ie0Ies q Salon.
Un gran PTOysrtO de
mueIle en- liverpool.


ssn Peternburgo, Mayo 9 Han que
brado en- aatR capital, varies gFandeH calas
ComsrciaIeB, O., Bogdn % a6rmO, son de
Ias mae f1sEtas del mundo onteHO. Las
irmaB comeFciAban sn azdcaFeR. Egta ban
CaFFots ha CauBado en- Lon cfFculos fnRn.
CieToB intoDBa dspEe8i6n. Domino en- 81
meEcado 81 conGiguiente pfniCo. 81 paGivO
de estas grRndes OAsa1 comerCiale8 Se sleva
L. enoTme BumR de veists millonos de
dcIlaT1. ES ca todaG parties objsto de di.
vaFuOB comentsVioB eula quisbrs, FeCoTd6n'
dose que, On 81 TsCiente coDgEsuO a1ucaTeFo
de BEuselas, lol Representatives. rusOI hi
CierOn algunaB PropoBiciones que no fac
ron aosptadGs , que PaFaCfan rsva'aE Cierto
malsHtar On 81 mereado de ditho dulce en-
RuhiP.
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Una VERA
DESTROzADA.
DIsaIV8dso d elrgl QuO GsniutIl uni plat fer
ma IL los elTos OIssffIGOs ] dGrTlhd los
plINos d material romDIIBdo Ia GOrel

Los viAieroB que iban aver { Lac $50,
de la tarde para santuTCe, presanCiaTon an
CUEioso sSpectEculo q llegaE csrca de la
paradA IA.
DELANTE DEL CAIRO DE VIA
JEROS. a ALGUNO3 METROS DE
DIST TANCIA, MARI HABA y N A
'JAULA" CONDUCTENDO 3 PLA.
TAFORMAS.
EstaB iban llsnaH de material de la com
paffs, plstsfoFmaG , otros RcceIo1iog de
loB nuevos Carlos para lR lines de Rio
PisdEas Osguas y travissRB pRER via.
La 6ltimR pIatsfoE llevAba gran D6'
Nero de traviosBg. AL llegGF frent0 & Il
veria de los j.Fdin0B del "O4impO' aitio
en donde ocuFEi6 la deEgTaCia II fami.ia
sanchez Morales Ubeds, tuvo - FtfsEida
q TINA pIatafoEma an violento vaiv6a cho'
cando 81 mataIial que IIevabR con los pila'
res de IL Etferida verja. Fueron eHtoS
quebEadoB On medic dc an graz entE6pito
con 81 thoque, cayendo 81 jGrdfu que
dando dostFczadoB verja y pilareg.
MuthAa dc las tHsvie8as faeron cRer
violentamente ls carFeteFa.
Si en- eaoa mcm0nto8 hpbieRan tFRnsitAdo
nor aquel site, como RGnnteCe, peraonas 8
vehfouIov, HsgurRmente 80 hubisran lamsn'
tado algunss deBgFacias y elto por haeeE,
de dfR, lou traspoFtes de material que de-
bieran EeaIizREse deupu6S que terminarR el
seEvicio de yiRjeroO, evitando aBf 70 que On
Cases como el dc aver pudieFs OCuEriF.
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uuutDlus ruslbIdns Dor d "P'IUIE. !"

I'll amor Americo salas aCabA de rsno.
var 90 maRnifeo IuTtido dc objeto1 para
cabaIIeroB, como cAmisstaB de crepe J oRoa
aTtfcuIos. En- parsguaI, sssnciaH hnaS do
"Legrand' otEaI acTsditadaI m1Tcal ?
obieFcu d fsntaais para Bsnora8, q EuKd'
"a e egp. .sndido. CalEado de todag cla'
-. pEOcina de fabFieante8 nCEeditadil-
rnnu' = Fenovado commandments J lo1 ~.
limos nodeIos us acabAn de EeCibiE ahoEA.
IN psruonsI del ncEsditado Embellishments
B We spuEado para atsndsF { tnnto paEEo'
ouiono como viSita q popular GtabloG'
raionto dc ID eaIIs a. San Juto,