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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
She FEARED
PARALYSIS
So Did the Physician Who Attended
This Case Of Nervous Break
down.


down.
Nervous breakdown may be the
first sign Of paralysis or some other
severe nervous disorder. A tonic for
The nerves is the one remedy Tor
neurasthenic conditions and Dr. VIII
liams' Pink Pills are a nerve tonic
as well as specific for conditions
hat lead to several forms OF paraly-
sis
The are. therefore. of unusual
value in eases of extreme nervous
ness in which there is reason to be-
Heve that The trouble may progress
until a disease develops tnat is gen
orally regarded as incurable such
a case was that Of Mrs. W II Ger
lach, of University Place, Station No.
,. Tacoma Wash. She says:
About two months before the birth
OF my youngest son. | became great
J., run down through worry and over
work in caring for my husband, who
had been seriously injured in an ac-
cident. After the birth of the child
| was completely broken down In
health. My head and back ached
and whenever ate, my stomach
distressed me 50 that food didn't
seem to do me any good | felt so
tired that | wanted to sleep all OF
the time. had been sick only a
few weeks when | began TO notice
numb. creeping like sensation in
my hands and feet These spells
lasted for about five minutes or so
at first but graduall7 lasted longer
until | would feel them for whole
day. My hands and feet became col
orless and dead like There was no
| feeling in them and | could hardly
write or do any work with them.
The numbness was worse during
damn weather or when | was extra
tired.
81 was under a DOCTORS care fol
over year and. when the numbncss
began. he said | was in danger Of
| paralysis. He treated me with elec
tricity for several weeks but he did
not help me. Then decided to try
DR. Williams Pink Pills as | hap
pened to read of case. like mine
which the had cured. ! gave thom
| llblOuEn u ldl anu lOhhu 'ii
we're helping me for ! grow stronger
in every way Tho numbness finally
left me and was entirely cured.
have been strong and well since ant
am able to do my work
The remedy which gaze Mrs Ger
ZACH complete health can De obtain
cd at any drug store or direct from
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co. Sche
neeiadr. \. Y. at 30 cents per box
six boxes for 81 10 While 50 prompt
" effective Dr. Williams PINK Pills
contain no harmful stimuants q
opiaies. They are perfectly safe am
create no drug habit
A new edition of booklet on nerv
Gus disorders and their treatment
i viii be sent free on request 10 any
address, postpaid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
RETAILERS ENDORSE
FIRE SUPPLIES BONDS

President Martendale. Of the Guth-
rie chamber of commerce, has called
a special meeting of the chamber OF
commerce for Monday night at the
cit5 hall auditorium. Several impor
tant propositions are to be taken up.
All citizens interested in the future
welfare Of the city are urged 10 at
tend. The manufactures committee
will present several new propositions
which have been submitted to the
chamber of commerce by concerns
seeking location in the new state
The committee recently appointed
by the Retailers association 10 in
yestigate the proposition which Fire
chief Grubcr will present to the city
council at its next regular meeting,
that of voting $4,000 in bonds at a
special election fer additional fire
equipment and restoring the fire sta
tion on Capitol hill. has presented
to the chamber Of commerce resolu-
tios strongly endorsing the propos-
ed bond issue for tho purposes
named The resolutions will he con
sidcred AZ Monday nights needing of
the chamber ef commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16

as white Crepe de Chine is thin and
light and always pretty but there is
nothing really better or more desir-
able than net If the gown is
wanted for daytime wear a yoke and
long sleeves can be added.
For the medium size will be re-
QuirCd II yards of material u or 4,
8 Yards 81 or Ia yards "A inches
wide, rs yards of applique, rs yard
"A inches wide fer the frill or tuck
er, "A yards Of ribbon and IA yards
Of ribbon for the sash. yard IS
inches wide for the yoke and long
sleeves when these are used. A May
Manton pattern No. 6191, sizes 80
to 40 inches bust. will be mailed to
any address by the Fashion Depart
ment of this paper on receipt Of ten
cents or in haste send an addi-
ti0nal two cent stamp for letter post
age which insures more prompt de-
livery)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
DAILY FASHION TALKS
BY MAY MANTON
For Summer Dances.

Scarcely amy pretuer daintier
summer frock than tails one could be-
found. Il is made OF Ahite net with
trimming of white satin ribbon and
with a little emboidel used on the
bodice portion The waist line is
slightly lifted and can he worn with
he sasl illustrated or with the girdle
only as liked There is the little
tucker thai is always so pretty and
girlish and the gown is altogether
one OF the most charming that the
season has brought forth. Net is "a
fayorte material and an attractive
one but i'm its place could be used
fine sheer muslin. c.epe DE Chine or
any similar material and the trim
ming can be ribbon as in this case
silver banding or anything that
would produce a good effect upon
the material chosen. Lingerie gowns
are well liked for the younger CON
tingent and sheer batisle makes up
charmiuglF after this model while
pale coiors are quite as fashionable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
WILL CONSTRUCT ROAD.
snaelal % DaiLx Leaaer.

Special 20 Daily Leader.
Chandler CkIa luN f6.-P 40
Spc chor United STATES superutcud
enf of construction. who has been
looking over ihe road to bo com
structcl I'm ROAD district 40 / ruu
ming acrCss Lincoln county. has lct
to secure additional help for Lincoln
from the highway department in
Washington
Mr. SPeiehler Is one of the prinCt
pay road men i'm the emplC of the
United States government and is
very much interested in the construc
ton of the roadway. desiring 20 make
it of such good quality and low cost
as VII encourage the construction
Of roads throughout the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16

If people with symptoms of kid
ney or bladder trouble could realize
their danger they would without loss
Of time commence taking FOley's
Kidney Remedy This great remedy
stops the pain and the irregularities,
strengthens and builds up these or
gans and there Is no danger OF
Brights disease or other serious dis
order. DO not disregard the early
symptoms. G. Il. RenfD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
A WAY THEY HAVE.
What This Guthrie Citizen Says Only
CorroborsteS the Story Of Thou
sands


The particulars related hy this rem
reseniatiyc citizen of Guthrie are
Similar 90 hundreds OF others in ,his
city. When there are scores of pao-
PIE. an anxious tO ten about the hene
fits received from the use Of Doan s
Kidney Pills. the greatest skeplic N
Guthrie must be convinced. Read the
fOllOWiue
Mrs. i. Sturgeon. 1912 W Cleveland
Ave. Guthrie. Okla. says: Several
months ago ! began TO be annoyed by
lame and aching back and some
nights / was hardly able TO walk home
from work. The muscles of my back
seemed 10 contract when ! stopped
and 1T felt as though a sharp instfu-
ment were being driven Into me. The
kidney secretiOns We're scant, dis
tressing in passage and a source OF
endless annoyance. One evening while
reading the paper. saw Doan's Kid
nev pills advertised. and procured a
box at J. \. Wallace's drug store.
Soon after began taking them, the
acute pain left my back and before |
had finished the contents of the box
/ was cured. have not been both
cred with backache since and have a
high opinion of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
CITY IMPROVEMENTS

Special tc Daily Leauer.
Clinton, Okla, Juh 1G.-On Friday.
August l3. the city OF Clinton is
called upon o vote bonds in the
amount Of 100000 The ballot will
be on four distinct and separate prop
ositions. The vote shall designate
thc answers, yes and no It is pro
posed to issue bonds for sewer eX
tension $4,000, for waterworks 800,
coo and power system $4,000, fund
ing $1,000. The bonds are TO run
no longer than twenty-five years
hearing per cent interest or less
and must be sold at or above par
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
To ARRANGE FOR ENCAMPMEN1

Adiutant General =. VI. Canton
accompanied b. several officers of
the Ok. y. q. and the Signal corps
Of blackwell. left last evening for
Chandler to make arrangements for
the ten days encampment of the Ma
tional guard at the state maneuver
ing and rifle range grounds near
Chandler on July 20th,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
WARNING AS TO NEGROES.


Special to the Daily Leader
Holdenyile OKLA july lG.-The
city water committee yesterday re-
cciycd two threatening letters signed
might Riders in connection with
the construction of The city water
reservoir The work was started
YESTERDAY ana part CT il given To
negroes. and the writers state that
they must not be at work after TO
morrow. else they will be blown to
pieces. The letters have been turn
ed over 10 the authorities and an
investigation will be instituted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
WANTS BOOZE MOVED.
Special % the Daily Leader

Special o the Daily Leader.
Oklahoma City, Okla, luly 10
Claiming danger to the prisoners
from disease and fire by storing
booze in the basement of the county
Jail. County Commissioner Yokey
has notified County AttoYneg Rear
don that the liquor must be moved
Yokey says there is inhammable
straw and excelsior in tn eboXes and
barrels and that there is danger ol
fire also that the sour beer and i'll
smelling whisky will cause disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
Weston oeean-toooean walker.

Said recently: When You feel down
md out feel thece is no use living
Just take your bad thoughts with you
and walk them off Before YOU have
walkei mile things will look roster
lust try it," Have you noticed the in
crease in walking of late in every
community? Many attribute it to the
comfort which Aliens Foot-Ease, the
antiseptie powder to be shaken int
the shoes, gives to the millions now
using it. As Weston has said, i
has real merit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
WILL BUILD PIPE LINE.

Special to Daily Leader.
Tulsa, Okla, July 1G.-C. l.. Wal
lis. purchasing agent Of the higgins
oil and Fuel company, Of Beaumont
Texas. authorized the statement to-
day that his company will soon build
an eight-nch pipe line from the
Glenn pool 10 Beaumont. The line
will run larger the production oI
The Higgins Oil and Fuel company
in the Glenn pool, amounting tc
about $500 barrels of oil daily.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
BEGAN LIFE AS
NEWSPAPER MAN

special to Daily Leader
Beaver Okla Jus 1G-l $.
mnmm0nd, Of Beaver one Of tae
oldest newspaper men in Oklahoma.
began life as a printet and publish
er about sixtyihrec years ago. He
was in lhc printing business at Beav-
er when the Territorial Advocate
was being published In 1887 he
founded the Texas Tribune at Trim
City, which was the first newspaper
In the Panhandle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
ELECTION is CALLED.
necial 10 the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader.
Tecumsea, Okla, July ia spe
cial election has been called b.
Mayor Hare for July II for the pur
pose of voting on proposition &c
levy an additional tax Of mills fol
general school purposes in the city
OF Tccumseh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
POISONED BY ICE CREAM.

Special to Daily Leader.
Durant. Okla, July lG. Mrs Ed
Potts and six children were pois-
oncd by eating bone made ice cream
All partUok heartily Ct the cream and
were soon violently i'll. A physician
was summoned and pronounced the
illness of each a case of poisoning
Mr. Potts ate sparingly Of HE cream
ana was not affected,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
PREPARES TO BRING SUIT.

tECf y
special 10 the DHly Leader.
Muskogee, Okla, July l6.-United
States Attorney Gregg is preparing
10 bring suit against the officials OF
Seminole county, restraining them
from collecting taxes on the ground
that Indian lands. under the pro}t
sions of The enabling act, are not
taxable 40 deeds have been is
sued to allotiees In the Seminole ma
ton, and the suit will bring up an
ol question as 10 whether or hOi
Seminole lands are alienable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
BIG SHIPMENT OF CATTLE.
1ecial to the Daily Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader.
Okmulgee, OKLA, July l6.-W p.
Brown, Selridge Wilson & Mitchell
have made a shipment of twenty-five
ears of cattle from Schuher. j S.
Todd of Fort Worth has shipped a
train of fifteen cars of cattle and d.
Smith made a similar shipment. The
prices Of grass fed cattle range from
SILL to S. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16
ANIMAL DOCTORS MEET.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special tO Daily Leduer.
Oklahoma city, Okla. July 16.-
At the meeting Of the state Veter
marian association here. Dr. H. j.
Allen Of this city was elected pres
ident and Or. r. A. Phillips secre
tarytreasurer. The association de
cided to maintain a strong lobby al
the next legislature for better laws.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16

Malaria Makes Pale SickIy Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
larla and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children 5oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-16

An ot our 25c and }5c wash fabrics TO be sold 1
until clean mp every yard, Tor r.................
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-05

te?.. Vivir es 10 precise; guardian
con paciencia y en- reserva su vigor
para cuando llegue la hora del com
bate; sufrr y no ser debil, encerrar
todo nuestro vigor en- ei fondo del
alma, para que aparezca virgen en-
los dias de la libertad.
En- ESQ estriba ell valor.. va mas
de una vez Sc han cerrado sobre mi
las puertas de la carcei; yo era enton
ces mas joven, mas fuerte acaso,
pero no desesperaba nunca. Las ho-
ras de mi cautiverio Sc pasaban en-
preparar mi libertad 8 en- combina r
el plan de la lucha que debia pone r
per fin mi pie sobre la garantia d e
mis- enemigos.
Pero sin embargo, ,iamas entraban
en- mi la duda nj ell cansancio. Mi ma
no estaba firme mi pensamiento lu-
cldo; el camino trazado ante mis-
ojos: imientras que Sc me creia en-
adenado yo marchaba!
Use ha enfriado acaso mi sangre?
=. SSoy quiza mas debil 9 memo 8
vaiiente? no Sc, pero algunas veces
durante ia lenta soledad de mis-
noches, mi corazon Sc oprime y un
veto de luto Sc extiende sobre mi
porvenir.
Ell objeto que persigo no es una
venganza esteril.
Cuando era joven y feliz, aries
que mas de una vez mi vida por la
llbertad de Aiemania; y mi padre,
que era un leal y cumplido caballero
murlo por la misma causa.
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en- Ia que Sc mezclaban mas de VEIN
te cartas esparcidas; las unas eran
de la mlsma letra, que la que ACADIA
mos de yer; las otras eran Dorado
res a medic concluir, que la misma
joven habia escrito, pero que no ha-
bia enviado.
No Sc atrevia a decirselo todo al
que tanto amaba. Era tan desgracia-
do, que trataba por consiguiente de
no enviarle mas que 10 que pudiera
darie algeria.
Durante algunos segundos erro
SUI mano por entire los esparcidos pa
peles, y su election Sc decide por
una carta leida mas menudo que
las otras, y no obstante, quiso vol
yer 4 leer.
Era como un remedio que guerra
aplicar sobre la herida alberta de su
corazon.
Jos he dicho que no me ameis
Lla3decla la carta; ioh! ino me
creais! Hay ocasiones en- que procu-
ro engaharme 20 mismo. iQue seria
de mi sin vuestro amor? Es 81, el So
10 quien me da la fuerza de combatir
mi desesperacion,.
Los que me conocieron en- otro
tempo, repatian siempre que NAL
ma era robusta, y que ninguna des-
gracia podra dobiegar mi voiuntad
de hero; tenia razon. Mivoluntad
permanece inaiterable, y bien Sc que
podria morir sin quejarme, como en-
los dias de mi juventud.
Pero para que hablar de la muer-
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mas incapaz de rehusar un favor, un
bolslllito muy Undo y pertrechado
supllcandola sacase las cartas que de
tempo en- tempo vendria para ella
bajo las senas de la otra.
-Gracias a mi posee esa mujer
veinte o treinta mil escudos Y con
mis- fondos tambien sostiene la casa
de juegos de la calle de Prouvaires.
-iAh!. .-interrumpio Esther
Sconque ella es la duena de la famo-
sa casa de juegos?
-iQue ioca soyLexclamo Nenita:-
no te 10 habia dicho alin..
De modo que habras podido Greer,
pobre hermana, que tengo secretos
para IT,. .Si, Ia casa de juego es de
ella, 9 mejo dicho, mia aunque con
su nombre.
En- la mirada de Esther pintose la
sorpresa.
-lOh! va veras-re uso Nenita,-
70 te 10 ex licar6 todo, y com rem
deras que NADIA tenemos que temer
en- ESQ.,. La Batailleur esta en- el ca
so de consentir que la lleven a la car
eel antes de descubrir mi secreto..
Pero volviendo a nuestro objeto; de-
cia que al principle opuso alguna re
sistencia, y tardo dos o tres meses en-
confiarme ell secreto de Liza, de modo
que cuando por fin me enseh6 una
carta del misterloso galan, nos en-
contramos con que los dos tortolitos
estaban va de acuerdo, y con que la
misiva no ponia NADIA en- claro.. la
carta que vino despues era adn mas
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largo de sus palidas meiillas.

largo de sus palidas mejillas.
En- la carta que Liza estaba leyer
do habia va i'm resas muchas hue
Has de lagrimas.
e. La desgracia que sobre mi ha
caido-decia, me ha encontrado fue1
lte ara resistirla, porque mi concien
C la esta tranquila. Veinte amos hace
que emprendi la obra por la cual pc
sa hoy sobre mi la justicia de los
hombres, y es ero que Dios me per
mita llevarla acabo antes de morir.
"Pero cuando pienso en- vos Liza,
obre nina mia, estoy triste y tengo
remordimiento. Muchas veces -vues
tro recuerdo trae el consuelo a mi
aislamiento, y os veo entonces tan
bella y tan dulce; ero otras veces
vuestra memoria LENA mi alma de
amargura.
iOh! 5por que os he de haber ha
llado en- mi camino, Liza? 1Por que os
he de haber amado, yo, cuyo cora
z6n jamas habia latido al nombre de
una mujer? SPortque me habeis
amado vos?
Vos sois casi una nina; dentro de
ocos amos sere yo un anciano.
Vos NADIA habeis tenido que hacer
en- la Ida mas que ser feliz y amar
a Dios; 20 marcho desde los prime
ros dias de mi juventud encorbado
bajo la carga de un misterioso deber.
-Vos no podeis darme vuestra ale
gria, Liza, mi tierna amante, y yo..
yo os he dado va mi tristeza.
iCuan bellas no eran para mi vues
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insignificante. >. por consigulente es
pero la tercera.
Tai vez habra va conclude ESQ
dijo Esther.
Nenita Sc sonrio malignamente
y replico:
| Tai vez or una parte. en- efec
to el galan no me parece que ST
a resura mucho. pero por la otra...
No concluyo su Erase, y SUI dedo ex
tendido senalo a la ventana del pabe
Hon.
Esther volvio 4 asestar los GENE
los.
Un rayo de sol de invierno, pasan
do a traves de las desnudas ramas
de los arboles del jardin, heria obi
cuamente los cristales del pabellon
de la izquierda, yendo a caer de lleno
sobre el bello rostro de Liza.
Distinguiase como 81 estuviese
ALI cerca la paidez mate de sus me
jillas. En- la extremidad de sus lar
gas y sedosas pestanas veiase un pun
to brillante que reflejaba tremulos
los rayos del sol.
-lLloraLdijo Esther
-iLlora ?-exclamo Sarah con acen
to de comica piedad:-i obre angel
Immaculate He, ahi, pues, 10 que lie
ha ensenado nuestra piadosa tia Ra
quel convertida al cristianismo Y Gu
va casa parece un convento..
Esther no udo menos de sonreir.
Las lagrimas que POGO antes Sc
balanceaban en- las pestahas de la
obre Liza rodaron lentamente 10
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fOR P AUL FEW AL.

ve9ecido me sentla al veros dichosa
y hbre, correr por los verdes sende
ros de las montanas delWursbourgo
Ahora no veo mas que llanto en-
las aginas de vuestras cartas.
Habeis salvado la vida del pobre
proscrito, Liza, y en- recompensa de
| vuestra benebolencia, el proscrito
ha camhbiado vuestra dicha en- amar
gura.
Yo no puedo decir:: mas valdriai
mi muerte;porque no vivo para mi
solo, y es necesario que mi mission Sc
cumpla. Pero mas hubiera Waldo
mil veces el cautiverio que mas tar
de ha liegado.
Tai vez sufriria yo mas, pero Sc
riais todavia feliz.
Els precise oividarme, Liza. os 10
ruego; creed que he muerto, y no
penseis va en- mi. .Escuchad: mi
mano esta tinta en- san e-;Que
puede haber de com I'm entire ell an
gel y ell criminal?
El verdad: lhe asesinado! Ell des-
tino me impeie, y Dios ha puesto en-
mi mano la espada de su justicia. (
iOh! os 10 supiico, Ino me amais! Pa
ra cumplir mi mission, necesito la
fuerza inflexibie y la despiadada vo-
luntad. No me ameis pues, porque
me siento desfaiiecer al pensar que
podia ser feliz con vos."
Leia la pobre joven a traves de sus
lagrimas, y su alma estaba LENA de
vagos terrores.
Arrojo Liza ell papel sobre la mesa,
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q
$50 es 10 que tai vez no ha-
+, ~ briais adivinado; hernia
] /

~ briais adivinado; hernia
na.. Liza no ha sido ami
go nuestra mas que por espa-
clio de ounce dias, pero durante
ese tempo, tuve OCCASION de hacer al
go de provecho,. sin saber 10 que
/ podria servirme mas adelante lahice
conocer a Ia exceiente Batiaiiieaur
que es tan discreta y compiaciente...
La lleve ALI so pretesto de comprar
unas blondas, sin dejar de hacerla
con aquel motive el etoglo de todas
las cuaiidades que distinguen d la
buena Batailieur. Nuestro angelic
me escuchaba, a la verdad, muy
atentamente, y parece que no echo
en- saco roto una sofa palabra de mi
discurso, pues que al dia siguiente
volvi6 al Temple sofa.
-;Desde el dia siguiente!
Jay! 81. Supo dar con la tienda
: de Ia Bataiileur, y ruborizandose de
un modo virginia. y encantador, la
conto no Sc que historic capaz de ha-
Ger a uno dormir de pie. La conto
que tenia un primo perseguido por
la familia, y del cual Sc compadecia
ella. cEstamos?
-iHoia! ihola! -murmur6 la con-
desa; a;-quien habia de creer...
-Es necesano Greer siempre. .
En- una palabra, Liza puso en- las ma
nos de la Bataileur, queI IS la mujer
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FLA VILLA DE MADRID"

EHeimportante establecimiento aca-
bs de- recsESr los impermeables fran
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