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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

. don't want 10 discourage you,
Ruthia.5
ion was worried, but laid the delay 20
Pcll's habits and the necessity possibly
Of avoiding the police.
But when Drake arrived with ihs
morning papers and said nothing artic
ulate and Only pointed to III hendlines
on me nrst page both wilkersSb and
Mrs. narneil knew that something had
opened agnin "a spoil their plans II
as wilkerson who snatched up the
paper and read the newa:
HOTEL THIEF HURLED TO DEATH
Guests OF the Manx Hotel Have Fiercs
etrusg;s with Hotel Robber.
Shortly before midnight last night Miss
Ruth Gallon. a guont a. the Hotel Manx.
entered her rom 10 nnd a masked man
lroflug her desk Hor cry foe help fright
ened tho thief. and be made for the ere
escape. followed by Mr.. John Dorr.
another guest, who heard Miss Gallons
call Mr. Dorr pursued the man 60 the
roof. snd IN the ensuing struggle the des-
perado was either lung or fell 90 the
street below. lie was Instantly killed.
nNnIlIU A1fNIWAI0 the nNlN WIS NNNNfiH
ned BY tho police a. that u Samuel Price.
Glias Henry Pell. an e~x-convict aud drus
nond
WilkeFson read no further. He turn.
ed hts ghAstly face on Airs. Daruell
and said nnskily, -fIe's deadr'
well, he won't tell aus tales" wns
the cold response. The question Is.
did he get the papersr'
TO thu question there was no salts.
factory answer until wilkerson read
down further and learned that nothing
OF value had been found on Pell's body.
80 be didn't set the deeds. aud Ruth
stu a them" Mrs. Darncli said bit.
terly. THAT Il the way all your plans
succeed"
wnkerson flushed There Is one
comfort" he saic IN on ugly tone.
"Dorr Is 10 be held for killing him"
"For how longG" sneared Jean "un.
III his friends get hin out. And mean.
Wh'ls you do nothingr'
She continued IN this strain for sonle
lime. Drake and wiIkerson modify
listening. They anew that II she once
A"FeN tue NUAH W AAt1 MoAAN bt utlf~
less aud ai their time and work and
money would hive gone for naughL
Wilkerson was thinking quickly Sud
denly ne interrupted Jean TO ask FOR
pen md Ink. She got them. ana he sat
down ~ tbs table . write. Drake ana
Mrs. Dnrnell kept up a desuitory con
TersntiOn unul be had finished.
There was n queer look IN jeans
eyes as size took the sheet he hnnded
her aud glanced az the writing. Il sea
you still car do g." she murmnred
Read itP' be gr0wled
Mrs. DarDeli read Il through silently
aud then aloud:
Dear Ruth-i hate 10 ask scu 20 come
down and see me 10 the iail. but 1 ha W
something verv important 20 tel you
nrinB the papers too. IOHN DORR.
~Are you sure ho h In jailT demand.
Cd the woman WbeD she bad hnishcd-
"And what Is the idea Of getting the
papers into bis bandsy~
Hell lust turn them over 20 ~.
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we must save ourselves first"
Of the police. You cnn trust Dorr TO
be looking for those papers right this
minnie
= promised Drake by a messenger
that we would have him out before
eight" he responded.
we must savs ourselves nrst.' she
said nngrily. "And W e must bo dis.
gulscd"
After some argument Wiikerson
agreed. mud they decided TO go south.
II "-ill give ~ time TO plan things
out. and you can work things out &C
your leisure" Jean told him.
"Rut how shall I disguise myselfT'
hc demanded.
Mrs Dnrnelrs eyes CLEANED mall.
c%iously. You must go rs an Old man"
she told him-"my father. you see"
lie rebeiled. but finally ncquicsced.
and within n short time Jean aud the
muid had transformed him into "A very
~presentable Old man.
Now. go and buy cur tickets" she
ordered. "Estolle and l will pack up
while you are gone"
Tickets 20 whcrey"
Tickets to Los Angeles" she snap
ped.
So he DEP irted. TO return In an hour
with the tickets and m expressman.
When the trunks were gone Mrs.
! Darnell sat down with wilkersOu. and
ttey went over tho sltuntion again.
with the result that she took his ad.
vice aud disguised herself and mnde
Estelie also do the same.
After IA hBsU 81 ner hey then called
a taxi and went 10 the station. Mrs.
Darnell aud her man immediately On
tered the drawing room reserved for
them. aud Wilkcrson feed the porteI
TO make up his berth In tho body of
the car Immediately.
"Safer' ho muttered 10 himself %
the wheels begun Z turn and he saw
the faces Of several plain clothes men
on the platform
Neither he nor Mrs. Darneli was
aware that la another car Ruth and
her maid aud John Dorr and Ton
Kane were also hcading for the south.
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went outside. ana from the
~ st1rief they learned that a
$3.50 car hnd driven ~. that the
chauffeur had delivered a note aud that
later Ruth Gallon had come dawn and
heen driven Oh. 'rbufe was an oia
gentleman with her. Mr. Kane. ! be
Iieya." the starter added
John heaved a Sigh Of relief. AT
asg mte. Tom VIII see ihat she doesn't
coue 70 harm" he said
After n few more questions. which
showed them the futllty Of tryinR 10
hnd Ruth. they recntcred the hotel
sna settled down 20 n discussion Of
V1siness- They wers interrupted BY
the return Of Ruth and the cook, who
recouutcd their adventures.
I'm get wilkerson." John Dorr said
quietly when they had 0nishcd Mean
while We must get ahead with our Tx.
ing up OF the Affairs OF tho Master
Key mine"
wilkcrson's last failure had driven
him furious. lie did not know what
to do. and he especially dreaded TO
turning to Jean Darnell with the news
lie walked the streets for a Icing time.
lunched IN a cheap house aud then
doggcdly started downtown On the
way he bought an evening paper and
read OF Dnkc's arrest With scowling
brows he perused this infinitely until
he was sure that his tool had not be.
trnyed him so far. but he knew that
minutes were precious. He must get
into communication with the young
man and assure bis silence. lie could
not do this without Mrs. Dnnelrs
helm.
As he expected. she few into a tow
ering rage. but her keen mind saw
that Drake must be pacined. and she
managed to control herself at last
She read tho account carefully and
then looked through the rest OF the
paper for some item about John DOrr,
Her eye NJ upon an advertisement,
which she read twice before speaking.
then she pointed Il out to wlikcrson.
He. too. read u:
FOUND.-pceds TO certain mining prop,
VIZ VIZ INNNA VI WIZ AANN AANN VIZ
be returned Reward expected. 3 J. c.
81 Hiii street.
They must he the papers" he nc
k~nowlcdged. "Peli probably threw
them away for fear Of their being used
as evidence against him. and some one
picked them rp."
'srhis time shalt see 20 the matter"
jean said sharply. whether they are
the papers or not. We must be sure"
"other people will see that ad.." b.
suggested.
IAN the moro reason for hurry" she
snapped Then she called her maid.
"Estelle." she said. Il want yon e
dress for the street and 20 on an er
rand for me. u Is very important
and you must hurry"
"Yes, Madame"
"And II you show good Judgment
o shan't be- sorry. You know how
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27
CONTINUED Nc,t wednesday,
HEI.P THE
albuquerque Readers Are Learning
The Way.


Tie Way.
It's the little kidney Ills
Tho lame. weak or aching back
That may lead to dropsy and
HriButs disease.
when the kidneys are weak.
Help them with Doan's kidney
Pills,
a remedy especially for weak Kid
,rcys.
Doan's have been used In kidney
troubles for 90 years.
Endorsed hr 10000 people ON.
dorscd az home.
Proof iu an Albuquerque citizcn's
statement.
Il. a.. schuster, 3O"6 s. Edith ST.,
Albuquerque. SAYS ON my work n
Is frequently necessary 60 do some
heavy lft.ug. This constant strain
began to tcll on me-. 1 had sharp
twlngcs lu the small VI my back. !
had headaches and dizzy spells and
was iu bad shape. ! had often heard
Doau's Kidney Pills recommended
and ] gave them u trial Tho first
box strcuethened my kidneys ana
drove away ON the aches ana palms.
Since then / have taken p0au'H KID
noy pills when ! have needed q good
kidney medicine ana they have never
failed me-
Prlco soc, at all donlers Doat
simply ask Tor "a kidney remody-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mr.. schustor had. Foster Milourn
Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Toe Latei
5~OCETuER John and Everett
went outside. and from the
starier they learned that a
car hnd driven ~. that the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-27

Miss Gallon dresses aud acts. I want
you TO impersonnte her for IA little
while"
'But, madame
There ~ no danger AZ all" Mrs, Oar.
nell went on. IAN you have 10 do Is
TO go to this address aud get those pa
pers."
The maid looked nc the advertise
ment ma finally consented 90 go 20
the niil street address and see II they
were really Ruth's deeds and II so 70
cover them. In IA few moments she
bad departed on her errand. aud VIII.
kerson and Jean once more resigned
themselves to waiting.
Estel'e tripped along the stree 10 a
car line aud took the first car that
came along, which, the conductor In.
formed her. crossed tbs street she
sought.
Arriving at her street. she got on
and found herself IN n neighborhOOd
Inhabited by very poor people. She
looked With disgust nc the tu%mbledown
shanties aud dirty shacks that Uttered
the rubbish heaped yards. Two blocks
40 from tho car line she found her
number. a house slightly better kept
than most But she noticed In the
yard an uptilted ash mans cart. In the
rear was q rickety stable. She entered
the gate and rang the bell.
A very large. ~ dressed Italian wO-
man opened the door. letting out a
tremendous odor OF gnrlic and cheese
She surveyed her caller with suspicion
aud then beamod
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"liero 4 q" was the response. she
left Il on the desk IN her hurry"
Eagerly john snatched tho sheet Of
paper. hui the instant his egsr W on V
be turned a furious face 10 Everett
Its a forgery. a trick" he said Il
never wrote itf'
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me result was thar things went 10
the Bad. aud the hoys they romc 20
ne and want 10 know bow long they've
90 % Icy OF.
I suppose ye mean how long before
3 pay dag. ! mys 10 'em. 80 far ~
know nobody q laid you or
~Ihey agreed with me-, bus said they
roal1nt feed their folks without non
-. end " they g0t no money for it
ar vorkr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-30
SOMBREROS CUBIERTOS CON
TELA DE ALGODON.

Este ano sc usan mucho los SOM
preros de tela de algodon: como Gre
tona, pique, ratinc, warandol Y vol
lie. I'm monisimo sombrero de mari
nero estaba Tornado de ratine, de
cuartos blancos Y negros, con una
trenza de paja negra al borde y dos
rosctas dc plumitas.
I'm sombrero propio para ell campo,
tiene ell ala grande Y con ondas de
trcnzas blancas, y la copa fruncida de
tela "cubista," en- blanco y negro.
Alrededor de la copa tiene cintitas dc
t%erciopelo negro, que lie cacn sobre ell
ala, t%erminando en- un lazo grandc,
que cac sobrc los hombros.
Sobre un sombrero dc pa,ja dc Mi
Ian, negro, dc ala eXtendida y copa
redonda, colocaron unas flores dc
crctona, en- blanco Y negro, y atravc-
Sada la copa por dos dagas de es-
matte negro, rcsultaba un bonito cfec
to y de mucha novcdad.
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~Propiedades embargadas a Butcher. Won
Triptz y OtrOs

viSiones navales. La nota mas sa-
licnte de esa finca de 0 Tirpitz es
una gran casa de v:vienda aislada.
que generalmente ha Sido ocupada
por ell administrator de Ia finca,
quien tue ALI con ell apellido de Cal
vino V Sc haCia pasar por italiano.
pero que al ~estallar la guerra Sc
comprobo que era alemana.
81 sc lie detuvo fue Il consecuen.
cha de que llamo la atencion de la.
autoriGades hacia el hecho dc que Sc
c habia Undo en- los primeros dia:
lei mes de JUNO un ingeniero ale
nan, quien lego en- vapor desdc Cor
.cga y que durante Ell rcsto del me:
mbos hombres fueron vistoS mu.
!tareados en- Ell descmbarquc dc gran
les cajaS que corduCiau hasta las cos
as dc Ia finCa, em~b&rcaCioneS de pes
:adores. En- aCuellas cajaS decia e
.upuesto Calvirp que lie llegabar
nuebles para Su Residential; pero que
'csuitaron ser torpedos y pleas d.
naquinaria indispensable para r"ali
ar trabajoS de repatriation en- los sub
narinoS, aSi como una gran cantidat
lo petr0leo. e. lugar donde eSta 81.
.uada Ia finca eS una parte de IL
sla que no cSta diStante del Cape
leila Caccia.
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OFF, PASADO Y DEL PRESENTE'

ga esos escalofrios que puede pro-
Hucir un panorama macabro. Las
~Ealaveras, ~convertidas en- polvo por
los amos, las habia ..barrido ell vien-
to a otras t~ierras; las manchas de san
gre de los combatientes Sc habian es-
fumado; no quedaban mas que prade-
a tiernas Y apacibles en- que recrear
la vista. Pero unos cuantos blazes
propusieron a las agencias de turis-
no que establecieran viajes de "re..
REQ a los campos de batalla de Flan-
les, idea que los comercialistas no IT,
ubearon en- aceptar. Naturalmente
os gobiernos, aun embotados por el
Juno Y el fuego de la guerra barba-
lea, han dado muestras de, cordura
rohibiendo tales e~spectaculos, que
ubieran hecho de los campos de
Iandes un g~randioso c%oliseo donde
IS bestias humanas jugarian a la
:uerra para s%atisfacer la sanguino-
anta curiosidad de los turistas a la
noderna.
Ell distinguido escritor belga Mon
ieur Henri Davignon, ACADIA de pu-
.licar en- frances un interesantisimo
bro que denomina: "Belgica Y Ale
1ania."-Textos Y documentos. Des-
'ues de un prologo acknowledgements
scrito, condensa ell autor TODD ell
bjeto de su laboriosa r~ecopilacion
n Ia Erase de Monsieur Paul Hy-
lans, actual ministro de Belgica en-
.ondres: 'La Belgique, fiere lie con-
iante, s'offre, au jugement del uni
ers." Las 122 paginas del libro cons
ituyen una mesurada, pero formida-
lie requisitoria, apoyada por hume
osas f~otografias tomadas en- Lovai-
e, MalinaS Lieja, Dinant, Tremonde,
tc., por liStas pormenor!zadas de las
u~toridades belgas, por las proclamas
le las autoridades alemanas Y por
artas de origen aleman que obran en-
oder de las autoridades de los pal
ss aliados; y por un gran numero de
tros documentos. Tiene la publ
acton 81 i~lustraciones, y daran idea
e 81 importancia historical sus Gin
o grandes cspitulos, que SC demo-
imam: "Belgica ante la Historia,"
Bclgica ante la INVASION" "Alema,
ia y las leyes de Ia Guerra" Las
! ;onfesiones de los Jcfes y Soldados'
"Bajo ell Yugo.' Tcnemos cntendi,
10 que esta actualmcntc imprimien-
J lose la version espanola.
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It EUROPA

'ique expresa ell immense placer que
lie ha causado la lectura de Dick, y
len la que asegura que, sin duda algu-
Ina. todos los ninos ingleses leeran
|con placer Ia interesante n%arraclon
|sde la vida y del trabajo de un perro
len los campos de batalla de Belgica'
Segun el echo Beige" ell hume
|iro de fugitivos que han regresado q
es insignificante. Ell mis-,
limo periodico asegura que ha side
!lfirmada una solicitud por mas dc
Foo, 900 personals pidiendo la libertat
|ide NJ. Max, ell heroico burgomaestre
4 Ell otro dia I'm Official belga pc
metro en- un establecimiento popula.
|ide te. Llcvaba pendiente del HON
.bro derecho SUI bolsa dc campana, !
:parecia recien llegado a Inglaterra
ETom6 embellishments algo que pen
Idia de su brazo Y 10 coloco sobre I'm;
isilla. Era un casco aieman! Tran
Nuuilamente sc dedico Il conner past
Has Y a beber te. a su rededor mt
I jeres elegantisimas, ataviadas o
ricas ~toilettes daban una nota Dc
distinction al espacioso y bellisim'
/ Hall. Entire las mesas, las camare
Eras lievando dc aqui para ALA azu
carados p~astelillos y Ell el centric d,
! Este cuadro, ell hombre eXtrano, e
| ,uerrero con la tristc reliQuia a s.
ado. iQue asunto para I'm poeta
"a genie, sin embargo, pide aun al
| 70 novelesco; pide que r]etornen 10:
! lias de Ricardo Coraz6n de Leon
| nientras que a pocas horas de nos
| otros, Y a cada instante, Sc regis
ran hechos mobiles los unos, espan
oSos los otroS, cual ninguno de aqu'
los contempiados por la Edad Me
liza. FL cspiritu de las Cruzadas viz
,in hoy dia Y entire la inflnlda'
IL genie extrana que Ia guerra en-
ia a playas inglesas, pocos habra CO
no este tipo de soldadoS belga gu
.oloc0 el casco de su enemigo sobr
ma Silla dc I'm establecimiento d
c.
Las agencias de turismo han en-
.ontrado nucvos centres dc atrac
ion: los campos de batalla. Water
30 ha producido va todas las emo
ZONES V todos los benificios pecunia
los que puede producer un monu
lcnto h!storico; perU en- Watcrlo'
Is viajeros d la moderna, los gu.
an por ell mundo EN- busca de sen
acioncs ultraterrenales, no halla5al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-30
IA INFLENCIA CHINA.

No basta con haber imitado eli som
brcro dc los chinos para los banos de
mar. sino los ~chiquitos, en- forma de-
psgoda, con sus torres una cncim;
de la otra.
Tn modclo dc cstos, tipico. es un;
combination de fieltro v MORE, muy
eXtrana, Y terminando en- un pompor
de soda negro.
Otro cstilo, tambien modcrno. cs
el llamado tom O'Shantcr," de Pa.
Hama amarillo o dc erin dc color I'D,
tural, con una banda de terciopclc
negro, animada con adornos chinos,
de cuentas azules y una borla amari,
liz Y AMI
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aLA PRENSA" publica 10
Has las nosicias tai como 90,
n, "kscsrls II Lsrks . ns1is"
LOS hVISoS DE OCASIoN.

Como nuestros lectores habrsn TO-
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diario uns
seccion llamada de Ayisos dc Oeasiea,
sobre la cual queremos lamar Ia atsn.
cion del publico en- general.
Esta seceion es do verdadcra impor.
tancia para eli que busca un emplso,
para el que quiere I'm empleado 0 sir.
vicente, para el que tiens Ago que
vender O comprar, para todos, en 70.
sumen, los que necesitsn ponerss 81
contacto con alguien para uevsr .
cabo cl arreglo de cusIquier nssocie.
LA PRENSA es el periodieo nsxi.
cane mas leido dentro , fuera Dc SAY
Antonio y sus anuncios son Dc sesul.
tados praeticos inmediatos. En- Guam.
to al precio dc ellos en- IL ssccion dc
Avisos de ocasion, bastenos decir que
podemos prbliearlos hasta por Ia IA.
significante suma de Is eentsyos.
ST necesita listed trabajo o emplsa.
dos, 81 trata de ~rentar, compras .
vender alguna cas- o tesreHo, ii Ia
perdido aIguna cose, 81 quiers CON.
prar o vcnder muebles, joyas, sse,
pa,e a nuestres oficinas , IL dassmcs
. eonocer nuo.tras condolences pen
publican 10. avisos do OCCASION. Por
muy POGO dincro conscguirs l. que 10.
ted de.ca, pue. LA PREESA .. !sida
&c tod.. ra<tes. :.
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I'm RASGODE FEROCIDAD ALEMANA

romantica de la muerte que, a
cada momento, estalla junto a Ell:
"...si conserve la vida y 81 vuel-
vo"-dice.
Pero la mas ~impresionante de la
es su crueldad, su ferocidad re
finada, pujada hasta las fronteras de
10 morboso. Pudiendo matar a IL
ros, Johann Wenger emple6 Ia bayo-
meta, porque el arma blanca que po-
ne CT contacto al agresor con su VIC
TINA, satisface mas el odiO. FL ase-
Sino declara su crimen y, por anadi-
dura, voluptuosamente, 10 subraya pa
ia darle mayor luz Y resalte. Aque-
las siete mujereS y cuatro ninas in
noladas por cl ogro, son como una
brenda a Ia passion de Crete Mayer.
'on esa acci6n, Wenger parece signi-
| lear: "ESas mujeres,. por miedo, aca-
20 Sc me hubiesen ofrecido, pero no
as quise; aborrezco a las mujeres;
rs detesto .desde quote m a IT,"
Como descubrir cl paradero dc
.sa Crete Mayer. .?.iAh.. -! ST 20
% supiese Ia escribiria para decirla
"Su amado. desgraciadamentc, vi
{: debiendo morir, ha caido prisio-
zero No lie espere listed; esa passion
: maldita. No hay en- preside min
run homicida mas miserable, mas con-
umaz nj mas cruel. Johann Wenger
IS el lobo que vueIve de la matanza
:on Ell hocico rojo. Amarle. e. per-
letuar Su raza infame, porque sus hi
os seran lobos como ell. Crete Me,
.er. CT nombre de la humanidad,
,uya listed del lobo..."
Aunque presume que M advcrten.
ia seria inuti!; e. DIOR a sancre erl'
,orracha a las hembras... y Crete
layer esaerara al labo.
NO es possible deSterrar la guerra
'el mundo.. -, Cuando eSta hecatom'
e termine los lobos que queden-
encidos V vcncedoreS. todoS igualeS
rdos lobcs-regresaran a sus hoga'
IS. a los brazoS de suS Crete Me,
er," de las Crete Mayer de Alema.
Ia. le Francia. de inglatcrra. de TIA
a, de Turquia, de Rusia.... Y CT
Has engendraran nuevOs lobezno.
lie, t~ranscurrido un sig!o. .. dos. -.
olveran 4 dcSoliarsc... Ten non
brc dc IA pa2...!
Eduardo ZAMACOIS-
Bcrna. Julio, 1915.
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! Cuentan las cronicas que ell Du-
que de Wellington volvio, despues
de varios amos, a visitar Waterloo;
X al contemplar la inmensa piramlde
hevantada no lejos de la granJa
.d'Huguemont, para la cual hubo ne
cesidad de hacer escavacionss en- ell
terreno mismo a fin de obtener Ell
material que sirvio para construlr
ell colossal monumental, eXclamo, en-
IRE irritado Y entristecido:
Me han echado a perder mi cam
DO de batallaT En- 10 mas alto del
Memorial hallabaso un leon immense
:y emblematico. Al pobre animal'to
tambien 10 han perjudicado varias
,ocasiones, bien cortandole IA cola, SIN
lila cual ha permanecido desde hace
lmas de medic siglo, bier pintandole
len c:erta OCCASION con .un verde ultra
iante. Todo Ia soporto sin muir
imurar, segun contaba el guardian
Hdel monumento, anciano soldado We
lnerable que e%ntretenia sus ocios y
Ellenaba sus bolsillos vendiendo a los
Etouristas balas autenticas recogldaS
len ell campo de batalla y manufactu-
radas Dor su estimable familia, y no
Eprecisamente en- 1915. Hermosa pa
/ .iencia altamente loable en- ell Rey de
los animales, Y que no merecla e
|! lago que los alemanes les han dadc
| II convertirSe recientcmente en- car
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