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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03

Impossible to be Well
Il is impossible to be WELL simply impossible, If the
bowels are constpated You must pay attention to the
laws of nature or suffer the consequences Undgested
material waste products, poisonous substances must DC
removed from the body at least once each day. there
will be trouble sluggish liver is responsible for an
immense amount of suffering and serious disease ASK
YOUR doctor about Ayers Pills. He knows why they act
directly on the liver Trust him. LCAyer Co. Lo@e Mass
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03
WANTS Her
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, Mimi was a great
rrfferer from female troubles which
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue and authority Of special execu-
ton iss ued from the once Of Che clerk OF the
circuit court Of Rates county, Missouri, re-
turnable At the February term 1910 Of said court
and to me directed In favor Of the STATE OF mss
souri, ex rel L, Coleman, Collector OF the
Revenue Of Bates County Nissouri. and against
Harvey Boynton. have levied apon and seii.
ed all right. title. interest and claim OF the SAID
Harvey Boynton 10 and 70 the following de
scribed real estat>, towit: !.
Kast ave 20 acres OF west one-fourte Of south
east Qua.ser Of northeast quarter, section
tWents Ave tss) township a. range 81, all lying
and being In said county OF Bates and state OF
Missouri and will on
Friday the nth day Of February A. ID. 1910,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and ave O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, at the east front coor OF the court house,
in The city Of But er, county OF Bates aforesaid,
sell the same or 90 much thereof rs may be
required ct public vendue, 10 the highest bidder
| for cash In hand TO safety said execution and
costs w. J, Bul.LoCh,
Is-td sherinof Bates County, Missouri.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03
Marriage Licenses.

Earl Shillinger, Montrose, Mo.
Clara Switzerland, Montrose, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-02-03
sl,eria,s Sale

By virtue and authority Of Transcript o.
esution issued hon the oflss Of the clark Of he
e 81 81, SQUIRT q Bates county, nisso9r r..
and 70 ne direeesd u favor Of Bsnnstt- wheeler
nereanele Company q oorpoeationl end aga,nst
J. B walden. LhavD levied upon and selSed al
walden In ssd % the foiIoN M dessribs6 nj
estate to-Wlt:
Beginning 81 poiat sf7-loo ohains Wsst e
she eeutheert ,fnsr o. seee4 - leTvp. tefB.
rSnll1g wsel sl.i60 obelns; No. fi7i5S
ecath t1l.leo ehelns an1 lhsaSs Tr1n1S9 r.
: = ~ 1870 e 49, 6 beClnpl1Gs ~ =
. snip q - ~ - - ~ 80 - y G i{'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
ATTENTION

l wish to call the attention of my
friends to the fact that | have been a
hard worker in The Bulletin contest,
and my many friends have come to
my support in way that should make
me a winner. However, as haye sew
eral strong competitors, need all the
support | can secure. My friends to
date have placed me at the head Of
my district eight or ten times, and IN
the lead of the entire contest several
times. | am now receiving support
from many new friends. and my pros
poets to lead as winner at the close
are very bright. | respectfully so
licit the aid Of my friends and others
who may wish to support me in the
few days left of the race. | feel con-
fdent I will secure one of the capital
prizes and would consider it a favor
and will greatly appreciate any help
subscribers and non-subscribers may
give me. ALICE BYRNE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
AT CAIRO OPERA HOUSE
Vaudeville Season Opens This After
noon With Strong sompany
From Morris Agency.

The Cairo opera horse will inaugu
rate its season of vaudeville begin
ming this afternoon with a matinee at
$3.50 O'clock. The bills VIII be booke /
through the Norris agency which in
sures hish class acts, and will re
given On nights that no regular play
is scheduled to appear
Mrs. eter Maher and her Lillipu-
sian Comedians are the headlmers
ana will lie followed by Rondas and
Bootn. expert trick bicyclists. Matel
Elaine captivating singing and dane
ing girl. Chas. Gillette and his pet
dog in a comedy stunt and tae
"Cairograph" showing the latest il
Motion pictures.
Three performances will be given
daily at $50. $50 and o'clock AMI
the bills viii be changed on Mondays
and Thursdays The prices are; F.
tire lower floor 20 cents, balcony and
gallery 10 cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
PLAYED TWO GAMES
Two Local Bal Clubs Shared Alike
IN Hcnors of Contest Yestar-
day Afternoon.

The Cubs" and the Seekers, -
two local ball teams, played dau
b'e-hea,ler yesterday afternoon on The
$5tn street diamond and broke even
the Seekers winning tie first 5y q
score Of to G. and the Cabs Tire see
oHd by a score of to ).
The batteries in tae first contest
were Abney and Tucker for tie Sock
els ami Dean and Barnwell for tSe
Cubs; la the second, Hail AID Tucker
for tae Seekers ar;l Wilson and Barn
well fer the Cubs The feature OF
tho second game was the excellent
pitching Of Wilson of tie Cubs.
. che weather was ideal for a gime
and a large crowd saw both con
tests.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
THEBES LIGHT PLANT
Opened Thursday and Has Run Salts
factorily-WiIl Celebrate Event
Nov. is With Banquet.

| Thebes, Illinois, now has electric
Flights and they are proud, f. l.. Harp
| proprietor Of the National Motor &
supply Co. OF Caro- H., put into
operation on Thursday night the new
electric light plant which they had
bought Of him.
The plant started up without :
mitch ana when the lights Were turn,
Ell on Thursday evening they were
not turned off until ten thirty taaf
nigat and there has not been any
trouble since the current was turned
on. No new plant Tor Old one for
that matter@ ever did better or prov
ed more satisfactory to all parties.
The Thebes people feel that they
have an upto-date electric light
plant.
TIE plant consists of an ODDS b.
aofse power electric lighting gaso-
line engine, % k. W. General Electro
Cos dynamo of the latest type for
such work. 80 street lights. etc. and
the contractor spared no expense IN
giving them the very best OF e@ory,
thing in the way of machinery. ma,
terlal and workmanship. and the re-
suits are as was expected.
The citizens of Thehes are making
for a big jemonstra-
ton on the 18th and 18th of Novem-
Der to celebrate the formal opening
OF the Thebes electric light plant AMI
the Cairo & Thebes railroad also IN
lonor Of tie Farmers Institute which
Will be attended by several hundred
of the farmers Of Southern Illinois
as well as by the state Instructors
and possibly Governor Deneen.
4 big banquet at the Thehes Hotel
and also a fish fry will be a part of
the program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
REMAIN TILL JAN. 1ST.
Rev. Thompson of First Christian
Church Has Reconsidered Ce-
cision to Leave Cairo.

Rev. Frank Thompson, pastor OF
the First Christian church announced
to his congregation last night that he
would occupy the pulpit of the church
until the first of January. Rev.
Thompson had sent in his resgna.
ton some time ago, but 1t was not
accepted by the members of the
church, and they have been trying ID
get him to reconsider his decision to
leave Cairo The reason Rev. Thomp.
son desired to resign the pastorate
was that he intended entering the lee
ture field.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
FILLING THE STREETS
Cross Streets East Of Walnut viii Be
Finished Shortly--On West
Side Next.

Twenty-ffth street from Walnut to
Washington was filled with earth
within one week and the teams have
already made a start on Twenty-sixth
street. Besides Twenty-fifth street
there remains Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets, one square each
east of Walnut to be filed, when ali
the streets south of Twenty-eighth
and east of Walnut will have been
filled to grade. When this Is com
pletel work win begin BY Contractor
Fraser on the filing OF all low streets
west of Walnut and south of Twenty.
eighth to Thirtieth street. Fifty
teams are at work.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
IHAD SHOOTING AFFRAY
Future City Negro Shoots Another
Without Apparent Provocstion
May Die.

A shooting ARRAY took place /!
Future City early yesterday morning
Henry Savage shot VIM Beachman
; in the breast. The shootist is at large
and the man sAot is at St. Mary's In
iirmary Both parties to lie affair
are negroes.
Beachman came to Cairo a few days
ago looking for work. He put up at
his sisters lone. Mrs, Modena Gil.
lespie. A little difficulty arose be,
tween Modena AMI her husband AMI
she reached for a shot gun handling
il as though she was going to per-
forate her spouse, Beachman
wrenched the gun from her hands. In
the meantime third party appeared
upon the scene. who was the afore-
said Savage who mixed up in the fra
cas- and without apparent cause
pulled out his revolver and fred 0
shot into Reachman, the BAH taking
effect in the region OF the heart.
Beachman must have tried to lean,
back to avoid the bullet for after i'll
entered the breast it ranged up to-
ward the shoulder blade where it Isl
still imbedded, After firing the frs;
shot Savage ran out to the front of
the yard and fred two more shots all
Beachman, neither of which took Ell
feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
ORGANIZED IN 1855
parthena RebeEah Assembly Ha,
had Is oresidents--Ore Re.
sides in Cairo,

Owing to the severe illness Of her
husband, e. G Ford, Mrs. Margaret
Ford was unable to attend the ami
versary celebration OF Parthenia Re
bekah lodge Friday night, Mrs. Ford
is past president of the Rebekan
Assembly Of Illinois, she being the
ninth president Of the assembly, and
was elected to the office at Spring
field Nov. 20, 1892. The assembly
was organized in 1856 and up to the
present time there have been Is as
semlby meetings and % presidents
have held office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
MANEUvERS AT AN END
Atlantic 5attIeship Fleet Came Into
Hampton Roads Yesterday
Gunners' Records Good.

Norfolk, Va, Sept 25.-After near
" two weeks practice under the most
adverse conditions the annual maneu
ycers Of the Atlantic batleship meet
came to a close today when the YES
sells passed through the Virgins
capes pass anehorlngs in Hampton
Roads ,s
The gunners demonstrated theil
ability to ait effectively the enemy.
SHIPS at distance of six niles or
so after they appear above the nor.
zon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
BIG MINE GAZING IN
Buildings in Lead, South Dakota, I'm
der Which Are 100 Mics of Tun-
mel, Being Vacated.

Lead, South Dakota, Sept 25.-The
Homestake mire caved in early this
afternoon from the two hundred foot
level tG the surface.
Buildings in the center of the city
are being vacated.
\ blast stared the cave in, making
a hoo in the center Of the city six
teen by forty feet.
A boarding house is hanging over
tho creyice.
The Homesta--o mine had a nun
drel feet Of tunnels under the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
URGED TO SUICIDE
AMERICAN WOMAN REScuEs AN
OTHER FROM HORRIBLE
FATE IN PARIS.
Husband Angered Because Wife,s
Father Stopped Sending Funds
Wife is Daughter of
Chicago Man..

Paris, Sept. 25.-~Thanks to The bra
very and loyalty of an American wo
, man, Nine. Claude lEerton. the daueh
ger OF Pr. John l.. Phipps. OF chi
caso, ana Seattle, has escaped from
her matrimonial prison. The brave
and loyal woman who went 10 the res
cue OF this lifelong friend OF hers in
the BARONESS Moncheur of arts
The baroness is connected by mar.
rage with Baron Moncheur. the Bel
glan minister at Washington. and IL
sister-in-law of Alexander Capehart
CT Minneapolis and Paris. She mas
lived for twelve years in Paris. and
she and Miss Phipps studied together
and gave many delightful musicales
IN the Phipps salon when they were
both girl students in Paris. Baroness
Moncheur steamed down to the Nor.
mandy coast iii her automobile. res
cred the wife of Claude Rerton, and
today the poor little American girl
has taken the first steps for a.
voice from her French husband, the
son of Pierre Berton, who was the
apthor Of the play '.Zaza."
The baroness, having learned thar
her former girl friend was seques-
tered in tie Villa Antoinette in St
Breyin, Normandy. determined TO
rescue ner cost what 1t might in cour-
age and capital. What really movol
her to immediate action was this:
She learned that Claude Berton was
attempting to suggest suicide to mis-
half-crn2ed wife by repeating to her:
Urged Suicide.
oh the last thing you can do is
TO make away with yourself. You
can't do it; you haven't the courage
Leaving her home. No. SO Boule-
ward des Eatignolles, at o'clock in
the morning, Nine. Moneheur found
herself. after a fast ride, knocking at
he door of the secluded Normandy
villa. The hour was noon. STE hail
with her local lawyer, to whom she
had telegraphed. and a gandarme, oci
country policeman. Berton was cas- !
II frightened by the presence of tae I
two men.
They foun3 Mna. Berton weeping
IN an upper room The poor woman
nab seen no one from the outer worll
for weeks. She looked like hunted
Inimal and was haggard and half
starved Her Old friend could scarce !
" discern a trace Of the beauty Of
he pretty girl of other days. she
old everything to the lawyer. but i'd
5 probable that the suit for divor e
VIII I've based upon the charge OF non
Import, as DIR. Phipps has been s1p- T
PORTING them since their marriage.
Claude Bertol is SO Well known in
Paris that in Reno he could be di-
forced on fifty grounds. 1t was be,
'ause Dr. Phirts stopped sending
money to his daughter that the pri-
son episode occurred The affair is
lot in the hands of the criminal po-
ice.
Madame Claude Berton hopes to
iear soon from her father. She does
lot know where her mother is, for
n the general breakup OF the Phipps
amily the father and mother drifted
part and are divorced. 1t was be-
'ause he sent his three daughters
'yer to study music in t-aris that Or, !
'htpps lost them all, as we'll as his
other words, the whole fam
ly. Ii
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
NEW STRIKE OUT RECORD.

Cleveland, Sept. 25.-By strikins
out eleven men in the game between
tho Washington and st. Louis Ameri-
cans today, Walter Johnson. of tae
Washington team, established new
worlds strike out record. His strike
outs now stand 303 for the season
two more than "Ruhe" Waddell reach
ell IN the season of 1903.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
!. SOCIAL 04ND Personal y

!! Miss Kate Gilhofer viii leave this
week for Chicago to attend the Art
Institute there this winter
| 6. ]. Michaelson. the pawnbrokeT'
| LETT this morning on business trip
10 st. Louis and Chicago
! Chester White will ,eave the first of
this week for Chicago, where he will
attend the University of Chicago.
Wallace Hudson of the Halliday.
spent Sunday at mis- home In Bard
well, KY, with relatives and friends.
Mrs. A. W. Burbanks Of Carbonate
Ill.,, is the guest for a few days of
Mrs, Mary c. Avery OF Eighth street.
Mrs. j. Fl. Jones Of Chicgo, wife OF
the local Illinois Central ticket agent,
is visiting her husband at the Haln-
day
Clifford Vincent returned yesterday
from a trip TO Martin, Tenn, where
he went on business for Thistlewood |
& Go.
Wade Castleman and his uncle, d
NJ. Castleman, have returned home |
from visit with relatives in Charles
ton, Mo.
Mrs Paul n Baur and children Of
Rector, Ark, have returned home af- |
ter a visit here of Several days with
relatives
Miss Alice Hastings will leave this
week for Washington. d. c., where
she will attend National Park Semi
nary this year.
Bernie Dawes, formerly of Paducah,
N.Y. Dut now travelling Tor Armour d
Co., of this city, was here yesterday
Ealing ON friends.
Mrs Mary G. Avery and Mrs. A. W.
Burbanks spent Sunday at the coy
country home of Mr.. and Mrs, U. S. A.
Gadbois near Mounds.
Mrs. W. II. Lawson and Miss Maud
L0ilin spent yesterday at Vincennes,l
Ind. the guest of Mrs. Lawson S
laughter Mrs, w. L. Holt,
Mrs. Fred Smith OF Upper Wash
ngton avenue will arrive home todayt
rom Memphis. Tenn, where she has
pent several weeks with her daugh-
err.
GeATgE .. Walker has returned to
is home from a. visit in St. Charles t
mn 81. L.QAkfasfoS and East St. Louis.
Z the~fast named place he attended
ne Democratic state convention
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
SAYS It WAS ACCIDENT
Donald p. Stubs, Cleveland Rail.
road Official, Tells His Father
How He Was Wounded,

Cleveland, Sept. 25.--lIn a weak
whisper Donald P. Stubs, general
superintendent of the Union Pacific
here. told his father he shot himself
last night accidentally.
Stubs said; My son seemed
anxious for me to know that he shot
himself accidentally. He seemed dis
couraged and didn't appear to care
whether ne lived or not. His, only
fault was a weakness for drink
Physicians say he has fighting
chance
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
Fell From Porch,

A roomer al Mrs. Ida NJ. Hogans
boarding house at 800 Twelfth street
late last night opened door which
he supposed lead out upon a porch in
the second story of the building, and.
slipping out, fell to the ground, a dis
lance of fifteen feet or more. He was
severely injured but no bones were
broken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
Sikeston Fair This Week.

G. M. Smith Of the Eelknap Hard.
ware Co.. of Louisville. KY. returned
from a trip through Southeast Mis-
souri, yesterday. He reports the
Sikeston people making big prepare.
tions to entertain the crowds that
will assemble In that lively little city
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

p. M. Inn of Anna, Ill.,, was In thu
city yesterday.
r. J. Westerman or Chicago wal
here yesterday.
James Mulcahy returned this morn
Ing from st. Louis.
Charles Weaver of Vienna was in
Cairo yesterday visiting.
George Brockel spent yesterday in
Kevil, KY with his parents.
Mrs. Anna Vincent spent Sunday
with friends in Charleston, Mo.
Ralph G, Hartley OF Charleston
Mo. spent Sunday here with friends.
Charles Scullin spent Sunday after.
noon with friends in Olive Branch,
Ill. M
G.. C. Connors of Paducah was in
the city yesterday en- route to Poplar
Bluff.
VIM Winter Of Marion. ILL., spent
Sunday her with his relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs, R. f. Murray Of Wen
ma, ILL.,, were here yesterday for
short visit
Mrs. N. D. Finch went to Hodges
Park. ILL.,. yesterday for visit Of
several days
L. r.. Denison and family have re-
turned from visit with relatives in !
Marion, Ill.,
F. E. Powell and c. B. Altman OF !
Marion, Ill, spent Sunday in Cairo
with friends.
Roy Appel of Anna, H., was the
guest of Miss Dimple Hacker yester-
day afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. Caspar Sanders of
Charleston are in the city for short
visit with friends.
Miss Allie Belts Of Mound City !
spent Sunday with Miss. Laura Glen
denen of this city.
N
w r.. Wall of the Dennison Gh3iRI
son COMPANY left last night for points
in the south on business. i
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26

Wehbie Bros have sold their store
at Eleventh and Washington to Amos
Mallory, Persons to whom the for,
mer are indebted and those owing
them are requested to call at once for
a settlement,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
100000 WORTH OF GOLD.

Seattle. Sept 25.-The steamer JEFF.
ferson, from Skagway arrived last
night with two tons OF gold, valued
at nearly million dollars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
Train Men Were Remembered.

$A good friend Of the Cairo delega.
tRn Who went to Cincinnati on the
booster excursion last week remem
berA the enginemen Of the train TO
the amount Of $4,000 and each Of the
other trainmen Sc.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
For Further Treatment.

Gus Grafton, boy IL years of age
was abmrsiit Zip yesterday from IRes-
sic, Teen, on the steamer stacker
Lee and placed in st. Mary's lnfrm-
airy. He was operated upon several
weeks ago for appendicitis. 4 ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26

ehet, who is in the grocery business.
His friend and he We're born on the
same day next door TO each other In
old Ireland and whenever the oppor-
tunity presents the two get together
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26

Thomas Calvin of 20Of Poplar
street, was one Of the Cairo excur-
sionists to Cincinnati. While there
he called upon friend wnom he hal
not seen for many years, Mr.. Fan
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
I r MORGAN RETURNS.

New York, Sept. 25.--J. Pierpont
Morgan returned from his annual trip
to Europe today with his eldest son,
J. s. Morgan, on the Baltic.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Gone to Humboldt.

The carnival company that was in
Cairo last week. this week will enter.
tain the Humboldt Tenn, people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
Went to Vincennes I

The 81 excursion on the Big Four
railroad to Vincennes, Ind. was at.
tended yesterday by SO Cairo people.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
Spent Sunday In st. ,L.ouis.

The 81 excursion TO ST. Louis yes
terday took los people. This was the
last excursion Of the seaosn to 81
Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
EAGLES. NOTICE.

Regular meeting this (Monday. even
ing All members are requested to
attend by order OF c. s, Mccain,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-26
viii Dance FRIDAY.

The younger society set are plan
ming dance for next Friday night.
Sept. seth, at Swoboda's Hall, on
TWenty-eighth street.
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Formation del iurado.

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para judo prerioetd,o de ded1
cua de m6rio iunado "La CoresDoa
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peonatoy 6 de 1911 dcho uao vercc.o LA Co.
pondenca" enegara Ia puma d.
teuda
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oEs entenddo esabece "a Coesponns ia Puerto
Rico ella consderso deieaddo
ei primer cuentists Sendo adver que slo
era consevado hasa
"a Correspondence
arrebatado por otro campe6n.
SOFIA Correspondence pubcara medda los recbsnd
todos los remidos ell campeonato
Lo que LA Correspondence. on 10 poslDle espera
obetos Correspondence estmular
gtnero ao estudo de vida regional Ia epsn
dda Dios pugo dar nuea patra daro
que clio presa condcion
raba vida puertorrqueha bao odo los
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In MAY0RD0M0.

Tn estsimPrents Sc vende papel de
p.riodioos visjos 81 quinial
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P|lD0RAS lN1|BAC|LAaES

rnds snecnarss has pubsds msdaass
q eurlcieod d ahoiupa d. rssptst
Las eoqA tanso agod odaisa hppa&h
sodi5o sacsuAarae IN ~ - anR
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Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fu6 recibido
con entusiasmo por numero.
SOS y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos remitidos; muchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

La Corpondenca ama Puerto Rico ngenos
producer han prodco % obas eraa todos los geno
Fandoe g6neo especmen denomnado la literature cs
llama ento LA Correspondence desea pobar que pued prouc
ed mto sa ha decido abr por medic de-
as neas abe ampeonatod cueno a decda cua
del cuento de mas meto puertorqueno
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Cuando termina ell plazo del campeonato

So esde ell 10 de Julio de 1902
termnara el 10 de Novembre de 1910
4oLos denen mas de 1000 aras texto
duden tos Residences sla lers de ella
So autor puede uenos tai
de que pasen de cuatro.