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He laughed harshiy.

lie laughed harshiy.
She never looked lovelier than to-
night. In her Argentine basque with
Isoapwork insertions, yet, as he took
MS hat and cant, he laughed harshly,
All Is over between us, !" he grit
ted through his front teeth, 81 told
You time and time again that any girl
who powders her face forfeits her
engagement, and now viii prove It,
Have ! been engaged to a girl or q
.clown?', Z. :
And he moved toward the door
"Winklewoodi" she moaned. at,iye
me one more chance. 1t shall never
happen again p, =. r.. 4 !
You have had your warning.n he
replied, still grittlng, and left the
house behind him. b
y viii go to q barber shop and try
to forget, he muttered. and was soon
ensconsed in Angelo vespuccPs ton.
serial operating chair.
Shave me, then a massage with
cocoanut oil, then bay rum, a holy
hook rub, little cream of lily. AND
9 crude oil. hair treatment, p he or.
|dered. Is = :,
/ An hour later, somewhat lighter IN
spirit, he walked home. seeming tllf
air for q block in every direction and
still ref Getting on the fearful fashions
lof foolish females.
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Cork slabs, compressed from a
thickness OF / 1 Inches to Half an inch,
sre being tried out for aoosing in
railroad cars:
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4 IS 1T LAKE ciTg.


a greater number of contradictory
'descriptiye terms might be lappil He'd to
Salt Lake City than 10 any other mu-
ricipal IN the United States: Though
situated In the, western half Of the
repnblics ut Swas founded before Ahe
Middle West was settled (. Though IAN
inland city, 1t Is situated on d BODY 81
salt water; though Il, a notfherly
latitude Us climate Is aquable: though
situated in a. desert 1t; Is the heart
IoE q fertile region, and though lying
in a plain. It is overtopped by nouns
|tains.
/ The ecity was we'll laid out with
broad streets, now shaded with elms,
Old style New England houses crowd
Spanish architecture and concrete
and steel construction, No one has
ever learned Its system Of street diyi-
sion, comparable only to Washington,
DC. One starts for East Main street,
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Loosely Drawn Laws.

laws loosely framed are ALWAYS
cosfiy. Sometimes thew impose a, nm
list and uneoual burdens Laws
Z ierS than cat,se often are rasnonsi-
bIs Ffor litieation Thesl deciayafions
at,,'s annronfiats a. 5liiss Tine inst a
feW DAYS before- Observation-Disclosures s,ss hi 4
fiiis state meets. III is NOT seyerSbofy
4 i 81 cslns ma, III d ttne Ian. ifI,isail
Nj sfyan the vesv. g, nsast scrutiny ii,,y
iolse rS Screen II, and sfrenuent1v theTe
ars Snth omissions ias - 1says~ III nv, Z
"a nGcessarv sa m - r : AMI,
" ,en ,6n stf,,as II L ssm si,s III;
feres,t from What ff,e efTaSdsrs siii-
ferfIaG these yfaIiits do :n6f 4 IL afo i,,,
STATE ,sri,I al t, a., 4, Nm
ssdeTaI Z I'M aata III vans M,
+; IN ,,n u ~
isSv which p me- sifss
sc I;ttls ann afa,sf M fsiis ssfsss
sSd O.. ,,,Ss,i & "a .a
,,scs ,,ss n fj,sJ ~ siss al ~
PSsss ''. 49,
c<sStons .,s sSS n IS. u. y
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SuPPLEsIENTING THE GAS RANGE,

80 49,
The fireless cooker and tho gas
range havc recently been combined
By an inventor, the accomplishment
being one more step in tightening the
burden OF woman's kitchen duties.
The combination of electricity and
the freless cooker had previously
been effected, but there are, Of course.
many housewives who, for one reason
|er another. cannot make use Of cleo
|tricfty in cooking, but for whom gas
Is available and in daily use.
The new device Is In appearances
little different from an ordinary gas
range, and, SO far as the surface
burners are concerned, is no different:
The tireless cooker principle is en-
Bodied In the c6hst fHction 81 tie
oven This has misunderstanding
|sulated walls and is heated by gas
flames above and below. So long as
the burners are lighted, ventiiators
remove the products of combustion.
With the turning off-sot the burners,
however, the yentilators alitoniatfcal-
FIX close aud the heating compartment
Eis transformed into h ffreiess cooker
holding its heat for hours and allow
Ting tfie cooking processes, started on
flop of the range or in the oven with
the burners lighted; ito be carried to
COMPILE Ion, ~
Like the electric .ffrelessy cooker
! the. new device does away with tho
Necessity for heating stones or irons
Eand Rhg them into cooker com
Ipaftra efts and Should prove greai
3bpon To- the housewife whose aim Il
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II Is quite amusing to read in cerTs
tain Democratic rewspaperss since
Gpvernor Colquitt, OF Texas, de-
1lounced the national administration
that E6fqiiitt always was q bad gov
erfior. 1t Is very much like their adj
mission now that there was a BUSH
ness depression last summer.
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The country is safe. The United
States Senate is actually exercising
its constitutional rights in the matter
ot presidential appointments. The
president ought to know by this time
that the Senate has much power dele
eated to 1t by the constitution, and
shame on any body. of men who will
not live up to that constitution.
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PreSident Wilson says woman suf-
fraze SIS a state issue. The Telegram
viii feel itself Indebted to the woman
Who furnishes it with the presidents
reasons why It is state issue.
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l9emocratic women who told Presi-
dent Wilson that they helped to elect
him were given the usual flattery,,
when they called on him and begged
him to urge woman, suffrage and
their cause was given the Icy ahftt as
usual by him. They may be pleased
with the BATTERY but what does IT get
Item?
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INVESTIGATING FfRf.

Monroe Kindleberger, of Wteeiinx.
deputy state IRE marshal, Is fere IA !.
yestigating the recent IRE at North
view. when several houses we're burn
ed. He Will be here until tomorrow'
afternoon. X Z. ( S
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 81 1915. I
An Evening Echo.

One thorn OF experience is worth o
Whole wilderness Of warning. IL w--
Ef.is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
IMPERIAL RESIDENT
IS WED HERE

A romance which began years ago
near the SHOWS of Mt. Shasta eul-
minated yesterday when Percy George
Brewer, now of Imperial, and Miss
Ella Best of Burlingame were happily
married in this city, Rev. Oscar
Sweeney performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Brewer, who is we'll known
in the county, is a brother of H. W.
Brewer of this city. Though born
in Australia, he has lived for many
years in California. The bride, a ma
tive of Iowa, had recently arrived
from Burlingame.
Most of the honeymoon will be spent
on Mr. Brewers bee ranch. He is one
of the valley apiarists.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25

have been busy for more than month
left this morning. The instrument
is one of the best in the state, and
will add much to the musical and re-
ligious life of the community. The
dedication of the organ has been set
for Easter Sunday, when, with appro-
pirate exercises and with a splendid
program of Easter music, it will be
set apart for the worship of God. On
Thursday evening preceding a benefit
concert will be given by the Pomona
College Glee Club, which has already
won the hearts of the people of Ell
Centre. The great opening concert,
in which the public will have an ex-
hibition of the varied and attractive
features of the organ, will be given
Monday evening, April 5. A large
chorus of the best voices in the COM
munity is being drilled for the occa-
sion. Professor E. A. Todd, trained
in Europe as an organist, will preside
at the instrument and will direct the
chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
PROBATIONARY DIVORCE
LAW URGED IN ILLINOIS

Springfield. ILL.,. March 24.-Proba-
tionary divorce and the legitimatizing
of children born out of wedlock are
two striking objects sought by bills
introduced in the Illinois legislature
and considered likely to pass during
the present session.
Representative T. c. Buxton of De-
catur has a bill to empower courts
to grant tentative divorces which per-
nit married couple to live apart for
a year and return to married state
any time during that year. At the
end of the year. if they decide to live
apart permanently, they can secure n
final decree from the courts.
Buxton's probationary divorce law
would modify the law passed years
ago forbidding the remarriage of di-
vorced couples or either of them with
in a year after the decree and making
such marriage an act of adultery.
Representative George L. Lip
schulch of Chicago. a physician, and
Representative John J. Gardner on
Chicago, a clerk in the municipal
court. have bills to give children born
out of wedlock the right to apply to
the courts any time during their life
for a decree giving them the name Of
the father and conferring all rights
that are accorded legal children.
This includes patrimony and support.
The bill would give the mother of the
child authority to act for it during
the first years of its life.
A radical abandonment act also MAJ
be introduced, making abandonment
an extraditable offense. Some leg
islators are considering a bill to make
the amount a deserting husband OF
father must pay for the support OF
his wife or children variable, based OF
the amount of his income.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
CITY AND VALLEY 7

Electric Fans Started-The first
electric fans of the season were put
in operation yesterday in the drug
stores, and proved suggestive of the
delightful zephyrs which will hover
over all in the course of a few weeks.
x x
Will Lectme-A. f. Winship of Bos-
ton will address the Parent Teachers
Association and their friends at the
Christian church Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Mr.. Winship is a lecturer
of national prominence and this will
be rare treat.
Marriage Licenses-Howard Allen,
20, and Rhoda NJ Neidiffer, II, both
residents of Holtville; Fred Van Slyke,
%. and Eva Alma 0ndler, 20, both
residents of Imperial; Samuel M.
Ferguson, 20, and Eula Maria Ond-
Ter. 10. both residents of Imperial.
y X x
Theatre Tulane-An all-star comedy
program, introducing Charlie Chap
lin, in His New Job" and "The
Roundup" 3-reel bucking Wild West
comedy, are the features at the Tu-
lane tonight The regular two per-
formances, commencing at Z and 8:45,
will be given. No advance in prices.
y X y
l.. & s. Theatre-"The Heart of
Lincoln" war drama in 3 acts, is
the feature of tonight's program.
Francis Ford appears as Lincoln. The
character itself is appealing and Ford
handles it in a pleasing way Cabinet
meetings, battle scenes and the way
Betty saves Jason from death are well
depicted. "Fooling Father disclosing
a new cure for tightwads, furnishes
the comedy.
Eastern Manager w. B.
Sawyer of the Opera House an
nounces the special engagement, for
one night only, Saturday, March 27,
of the Western Wheel Burlesque Com
pany's attraction in THE Indian
Maid This is the first presentation
of the eastern burlesque. The COM
pany numbers 80 people, 80 per cent
girls. There are many novel fea-
lures to a burlesque attraction. One
big feature is the live poses, enacted
by bevy of beautiful women. The
advance sale of seats opens at Dun
away Drug Company Friday.
X y
Pipe Organ Installed-The task of
the splendid pipe organ at
the State Street Christian church has
been finished, and the workmen who
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
FrostinS for Lady Baltimore Coke

TE,se 6nfs e,unnilkni sugar: ! cap to1igs
staASgs sehnss o. ) Eggs; cup ohoepei ,uisfns. I
eAp ohoppcd nnt-paealsi yags car in tAns s1iees.
Stir the sugar and water until the
sugar is dissolved, then let boil without
stirring until the syrup from a spoon
will spin long thread; pour upon the
whites of the eggs. beaten dry, beating
constantly meanwhile. Continue the
beating until the frosting is cold; add
the fruit and spread upon the cake.
The Cooks Book contains ninety just
such delicious recipes. bread. mullins, cakes
and pastry You can secure copy free by send
ing the certificate packed in every 25-cent can
of X Baking Powder 10 the JAouEs MFG Co.,
Chicago. Small caus do aes eeu.ain cook 5
Book certificates.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
High School Notes.
by Thomas Z. Milsonl

NDA 1Hoiiido H. W hooiit
Mr. Lackey took up the assembly
period this morning by reading u
story. 1t was the story of the trial
of John Smith for exceeding the speed
limit with his automobile. The story
was to give an example of the good
character of a man.
The first baseball game of the sea.
son with an outside team will be
PLAYED at Imperial Saturday Afternoon
at 2:30. The game is between I'm.
perial and San Diego on the Imperia
League grounds.
Friday will be a holiday because OF
the Teachers Institute, which will be
held at the High School. On Friday
night DR.. Winship of Boston viii
speak to all the parents and teachers
at the State Street Christian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
Lady Baltimore Cake
The Most Popular Cake This Season

The Most Popular Cake This Season
ByJits. Janet JLrken=ie Hill, Editor Of
tie Boston Cooking School Magazine
This is considered by many cooking
authorities the finest cake that can be
made, though III reality it is not at all
difficult.
h c Lady Baltimore Cake
One CUP butter; ? cups eyanalakea
sMga,-;, cup MIX, / keaSpoonfat rose
aatt1-; 5H fnps -four; ) lssei TEASPOON
fnls X { Baking Postdets uhites of s
eggs, beaten dry.
Cream the butter and beat in the sugar
gradually. Sift together, three times,
the -four and baking powder, and add
to the butter and sugar, alternately with
the milk and rose water. Lastly, add
the egg whites. Bake i'll three layer cake
pans. Put the layers together with the
following frosting.
NoTE-The cake is a large one and sells at
Women Exchanges for 81 so.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
Crowds for San Diego.

San Diego, March 25.-The contin-
ued flood of travel to the exposition
causes every passenger train to come
in sections Most of the tourists are
coming by the southern route, first
visiting the San Diego exposition, then
going northWard.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
Reduced Rates on Holton Interurbar

Effective Wednesday, December %,
fare one way between Ell Centro and
Holtville will be 35c; round trip, 60c.
Ride in comfortable motor cars on
a good roadbed.
Leave FL Centre, 1880 a. m, 1900
m., 1:0e, $40 and 6:30 p. m.
Leave Holtville, 700 and 900 a.
M; 1880, 4:45 and 7:15 p. m.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
Cooler Weather.

Los Angeles, March 25.-The wealth
er prediction is: Cloudy and cooler
tonight, cloudy Friday; southwest
winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
General Story Dies.

Pasadena, March 25.-Major Cen
eral J. P. Story, aged "a, noted re
tired artillery officer, died here to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-100 fine Barred Rock
laying hens. Joe Erhart, 6l2 miles
west of El Centre Y south of See
ley road on Elm ditch. x2S4
FOUND-Bundle of clothing. Inquire
Seed Plant Co., opposite postoffice,
and pay for ad. x2S1
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dente provisional con nucve minis
tros, tres carrancistas. tres yilIistas
y tres zapaJistas; pero Gonzalez Sc
neg6 4 accptar Ia proposition.
Dc la Convention. a Pablo Gonzalez.
Con Object" Dc lIc=ar 10 mas pror
to possible d Ia union dc todas las
garcioncs armadas. Ia >obcrana Con
vencion rcvolucionaria, aprob0 las
siSuicntcs bases, que damos Il como
Ger i usted, para los fines conSi-
guicntcs: Primera: PactcSc un armis-
ticio general suspcudiendose las hos
tilidades por cspaclo dc un mes, Il
coutar dc la recha en- que sea acep-
tado este pacto, Ell toda Ia Republi-
ca, as; como los movimientOs mill
tares, para que los jcfes rcvoIucio-
narios puedan libremente adoptar IA
Inca dc ccnducta que cream c9nNr-
nientc para Ia u~ni;icaci0u de ID re-
.voluciou y Ia salvation de Ia Repu-
blica:
Scgunda:-PVr cuauto q los prln-
cipios sc r%cfiere, sc accptan como
programme de reformas po~Iiticos-socis-
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NOGALES. Arizona, Ag|>to 8
N.f,ria. rerihida. hoy eu e>ta ell
,t..s nro..ojnnia, del rrntro del Is
.aio d, Sonora. haccn subcr que 81
<irrur> de Ia Samana paSada. q
pueblo de- Hc.moSjilo, capital del
E-tado. orcauil6 una manifestation
r9 irmanda De pan Il .as autorid1-
dies rnra,r, y al comcr:io Il" Ia po-
a.a,t6n.
ya~io. mile, de personals toraron
aa~.e an ella y !o> concentrates
a.. a.la~5o con la altoriGade>.
~..aprzarpn q reunir tondos para re-
parfirIo, entire Ia multitud. No 81
>ttn. lu. havan orurrido dc>5rdtncS
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Correspondence especial para Ia PRENS..

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENSa.
Ell PASO. Texas. AgoSto 2.-Se-
glIn Ia rclicrcu correSpondenclas
recibidaS aQui de Ia ciudad de To-
rreGn. los villistaS han degrade re-
solver SatiSfactOriamente FL profile
ma del carbon para el servicio de
SuS trenes. Durante mucho tempo,
cuando los carrancistas tuvieron en-
81 poder Ia iona carbonifera del
ES,ado dc CoahuIla. los vilIiStas es-
nryirron a punjo de- ~suspcnder TODD
81 trdfIro frrrOcarrilerO, pues Ca
rncian pur complete de combusti-
b,rS. - rccuerda que 81 hicieron
grandrs e>rurrzos Ell esta ciudad.
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siendo aImacenadas grandes
cantidades de combustibles en-
Torreon y Gomez PaIacio :

mace como cinc0 meseS, para lie
var grandes cantidades de carbon
para chihuahua. Y Torre6n, en- don
de Sc habian agotado por complete
las eXiStencIaS.
Sectin So afirma en- las c~orrespon-
dencias a que aludo, Sc encuentran
dapositados Ell los patios de las es-
taciones de Gomez Palacio y To-
rrc6H. cincuenta y dos carros de
csc combustible. y Sc sabe que van
81 ranino de Ia ciudad laGunera,
p]roccderLc de los caTfpos mIneros
coabuiIenSes. veiniicinco carros
mas. -
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Las partidas de reVOItOsos armados
en- Ell Condado de Cameron au-
meDtan considerabIemente
Los bandoIeros han tenido la audacia de acercar-
Sc a Brownsville, pues merodeaban a
cinco milas de la ciudad

riio uuO de eIloS, liGeramcnte. Los
reteridos americanos. que dicen
lIamarse L. Conrad ' H. HUFF,
manifestation que I'm =rupo como
de- ounce indjviduos dispar3 sobre
.l.os mas he treinta Y cinro bala-
zoS, habi&ndose Saivado graciaS a
IA vrloridad maXima que !e i'm
primieron al auto dondc viajabau.
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Tn c0mbatc EN- DuraznO.

La agencia carranciSia anunclo
que antes de aver Sc habia Iibrado
un c0mbate en- Ell rancho de DuraZ-
No. perteneciente al DiStrito de
Arizpe, entire una partida carran-
cista Y una fuerza maytorenIsta
mandada por eI jefe Miguel Pes
queira. Segun los inrormes de Ia
mencionada ageucia. en- 81 comba-
IL re~sultaron diez muertos entire
los rualcs 81 cuenta 81 jefc Pes
guerra.
Rcmitc bilEctcS c~arranciStaS Plu-
tarcO Elias Gales.
Sabpsc auui Uuc ii agrute cOn>u-
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OracuIo Mign6n, con tabla 15e
La Carreta de Thcspls, por IA o-
Fl Fernento de Thanaton. Libro
cientifico de mucho i~nteres.. SOC
La Patria de los Ricos ...... Io4
idea de la Justicia y del Bien. 4oc
Secretos del Anarquismo. Aseslnato
de C~analeias ell Case Ferrer 75c
Gramitica facilitada de la lengu&
CastelIana, en- combination con CT
mctodo racional dc 81 enscnan5a'
90
EuIopa sc o,Io dol Norte... 80
Fl Domador de Demonios.... .oo
In Bailarina del Teatro Real, oo
9 tOmoS ~
Mana de Ia Guerra Europea... 80
De Porfirio Diaz 8 Maqero'
obra politica por el Or. Lara m
AZ ~ nm Peso ........ 40
u Ai ne bota,as " restaurants 40
Aisc - Ia Tis;rs ... 100
q Nino y Ia Vida .:,.:.... .oV
Atlas de Geografia Universal,
con mas de 250 mapas q CO.
loreS '
ComPeholo De .55
Curse Compendio de Geogratia .SU
Collection de Cuentecitos en- Is
tuche de metal .......... .2o
Historic de Pelusa .......... .9O
A%venturas de Pinocho. ~
Los Mineros de Alaska, 3 TO- oo.
mos
Los Abordajes, 2 tomos ...-. .oO
I'll Hl5o uei AeO4 80
Los Naufragos del Spitzberg.. 40
IL -Es+;ca .............. ITO
En,aetaTa on tela ........ $50
La Induisicion, Ell Rey J el Nue.
vo Mundo, . tomos- nm
A la riStica d'I0
Empastada en- tela ........ Z.oO
Los Invencibles, Ct Mcnarca =
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4 Ia ruStica i'LV
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la Sra. Isassi ......:.... .Oo
Rosas de la Infancia. Llbro de ~
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La Ciudad de los Locos. Aventu-
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IDS do Ia Crania 1890, 10
Las Veladas de Ia Quinta .... 10
81 Libro Amarillo. Documentos diplo-
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80 Coo
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Ell Parnaso Colombiano. Poeslas
dc los mcjorcs autorcs de 20 en-
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! Il Parnaso Peruano. Collection
de poesiaS dc autoreS peruaRos ~
| Fl Caucionero Mc%lcano. Colec-
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La Cancion del OIvido ..... so
| Moral Universal, fundada en- las
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GRAN COLLECTION DE NoVELAs.
Las novelas anotadas a continue
ci6n estan seleccionadaS entire las
mejoreS, siendo su precio-
Haganse los pedidos enTisndo gu
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Suscribase /. a
Il A R E NSA"
so ~centavos al mes.
re!egrsma esprclsl para LA FRsNsA.

CORNISH. y. H. Ayosto Sci Pre-
sldente Wilson reclbi6 hoy una car-
Ia de IA "Liga de PaL pldlendole
lie Ia manera mas encarecida que
lej. = Z J--@4 A2er--2-2 -
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80 pidc cI cHNio dc trOpas.

TcamJuI"-- HUa>"z aiIIucs, e.!
IirI Ya;c, ,oIititd del Drparta-
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~npermeables de $1,000, para Sc
noras = caballefos a S3'75.
Esta barata durara POGO
Economice 4 nae=tTs costa.

DeSido al cicr-
C los n-rrzdus Gu
ropeos uos vcUos
o5lsSados a d,s2oncr
d- mas DE- COCO IN
pc-u-ao.-s a ~ PIE
c.o inferior ~. DC So
:aonrars5s Es:gs I:a
7~-cmca5.cs :u--ga
a-caos Para vc-dc.-
sc = IN precso mini
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