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The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

A slight earthquake Ghoek laetino
four seconds. which was felt IN Tue
caay and other sections II he central
part d italy. caused no fatalities aal
oaIy slight material damage.
william Whilst. whose proposal
several years ago 10 manufacture day.
hight" BY legislation 70 move Ill clocks
forward few hours, attracted world.
vide attention. b dead at Chislehurst.
near London.
Il view Of startling stories emanat.
Ing from MEXICO City. Gen. villa a.
nounced that be might change bic
military plans and instead Of marching
toward Tampico would hurl forty
thousand men against Mexico City.
0rssce apparently b ct the partiAo
of tho ways with her King exsrtins bic
influence to maintain the neutrality u
his country In opposition to the retir.
ing premier. NJ. vepissIos, the man 70
whom Greece owes her revival.
The arbitration treaty between the
United States and Peru Of July II.
1914. designed to cover all questions
which may arise between the two
countries. was ratified by Foreign Min
lister Pola and the American minister
to Peru. B. Mcmillan.
Another disturbing element in the
Mexican general situation reported TO
the State Department was the out.
break Of an epidemic Of smallpox 1t
T1mpico. Twenty-nine cases are now
In the hospital. Within three days
eight deaths occurred.
France and the French after the
War" Ii the subject Of much specula-
ton by philosophers, scientists and
doctors. Emile Boutroux, the French
philosopher. thinks France will come
out Of the trial better and greater In
spite Of oil the destruction of life and
property.
The Ward line steamer Moro
Castle came into Vera Cruz. having on
board the survivors OF the Mexican
gunbsat Progreso. which was blown up
Feb. 20 off the port of Progreso. Yuca.
tan. The survivors number between
100 and 100. and It Ii believed about
thirty men lost their lives.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

The firemen outrun the police In the
contest at Denver Friday night.
The New Mexico Military Institute
won the rifle shooting championship
Of the military schools OF the country
At Washington. having won the seven
matches.
At least six cars from Colorado
Springs are assured for the s0ciab ility
run to Chicago next month. with the
prospect that even more cars will BE-
entered between now and the time Of
starting the journey April 8.
d. Resta, driving car No. ., In which
he won the Grand Prix. captured the
800. 30-mils Vanderbilt cup race over
the course Of the Panama Pacific n.
ternational Exposition at San Francis-
%. In what 10 said to have been oas
Of the most thrilling contests ever run
In this American automobile classic.
Negotiations for lease ON Overland
park race track for . meeting iI>Juns
have been opened by . Denver syndi.
cate Of business men. who have al.
ready started negotiations with The
state racing commission for q license,
according to statements BY Denver
racing mea.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Thomas r. Bard, former United
States senator from California, died
ct bis homo 1t Hucncme. Cal.
Two men we're killed and two 9th.
ere were probably fatally injured flve
miles west Of Elwoed. Neb.. by the
Burlington snow-p,ow.
The womaa's suffrage and constitu.
thenal prohibition aDendments recent
" Dasssd BY he Iowa Legislature
were signed By Governor Clarke.
Passage oe . I'm abolishing capital
punishment and defeat Of IN equal suf.
frage measure. were features Of the
rsssion Of the Fourteenth North Da-
k0ta Legislature. which adjourned
without day. The sessios lasted sixty
days.
Fears for the safety Of John
aWstherill, the Indian expert. the wade
Srothers and their party. which set
out for the trading post At Ksyenta.
Aris. were dispslied when IN Indian
rider reached the posse At Bluff. Utah,
With news that they had passed the
DANGER zone.
Monday morninG Brig. Gen. Hugh l..
Soptt accompanied by his aide, Col.
fsbert y. L, Niche. and one orderly.
Private Paul T. Randolph, started In
hight blackboard. drawn by four army
mules. on the i30-mile drive 10 Bluff
CITY. Utah. where he win begin the
work Of pacifying the band Of Pluto
Indians who have % far resisted ev.
Dry effort 10 capture or bring them 10
tsrms.
The recovery Of eleven bodies sun.
day u Hinton. W. Va. brought the
kaown death toll q The lAyland mines
to aiaety-six. Froo bsst available
sources Il b estiaatsd twenty moro
DECD ere buried beaeoah slate falls and
debris. All a. IL fostyssvea mon rec.
rusd alive saturday. after having lived
four days and four nights without food
and drink. were rspoetsd 10 b. In good
pAysicai coalition and Il 10 expected
oil viii survive The experieacs.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
Die csssrsss Ter Dam Awarded,

Fowlsr.--one Of the bigsest con
tracts for development work In the Ar,
kansas valley Of Colorado In rec-a,
years was made BY the Apishapa Con,
soiidated Irrigation District for tAs
construction Of = large reservoir and
dam IN Apishapa cshon. thirty.fiys
miles south Of Fowler The contrsc,
Price II es7s.ooo. and a subcontrsc,
has been made tor the work. Ths
contractor has put up bond for SEC.
900. The timo Get for the composites
q the lob b Juiy I. 1915.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
MExlcANS SEIZE
BRITISH VESSEL
rvG, AMERICAN WARshspe GAIL
~ WILaoM sGMoe cARNAMxA
UlTiMArUM or Y. ..
STOP cRuElTlES NOW
FOREIGN NATIONS Gxpgcr &C.
oMo INTERVENTION UNLESS
sAFgry 70 ASSUMED.
western Newspap.r unIon News service

Westefn NsWspaper Union news service
Washington, March .. - General
Carransa has been informed In . mote
from the United States goverumeni
that. unless there Ii IN Improvement
In conditions with respect to foreign
ers and their interests in Mexico ter
ritory under his control. such steps al
may be necessary will be taken BY
the American government to obtain
the desired protection. The note II
the strongest and most emphatic docu
ment that has been sent by the Wash
inston government to MEXICO since
the correspondence with Huerta . year
ago. Carransa 10 warned that the
United States Las viewed with deep
concern the growing complaints made
by foreigners generally against his ad
ministration affairs and, now. In ef.
feet, demands an early change.
The contents Of the communication
were revealed to several Of the am.
bassadors and ministers here, who ex.
pressed satisfaction at its urgent Ian
guage. Some regarded II as an entire
change Of policy toward Mexico on the
mart Of the United States. American
Consul Silliman should have presented
the note to Carranza Monday. A copy
Of II was sent to the Brazilian min.
lister at Mexico City to be shown to
General Obregon, the Carransa com.
msnder.
In the meantime, some movements
of American warships have been or.
dered, the effect OF which will be a
naval demonstration such as, It is
hoped by some officials, will convince
General Carranza Of the determination
Of the American government to OBJ.
tain a change In conditions In Mexico
City.
A New Orleans dispatch says Car
rama officials at Campeche have
seized the British steamship Wyvis'
brook and thrown the commander,
Captain Muir. In prison.
Secretary Daniels conferred with
President Wilson over the prospect Of
sending additional warships to Vera
Crus.
Only one vessel. the battleship Della
ware. has been at Vera Crls tor sev.
ersi weeks. out i've wsI.n.ps ~m
In that vicinity IN lev onys ~ - ~
oeen planned 70 sena 'ne .S s.,....o
Suen..n.mo 80 " ~.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
TURKS SMELL 20 ALLIED SHIPS


London, March She British and
French fleets have battered their way
Q step nearer 10 Constantinople: not.
however. without damage to the ships
engaged, and the battle royal for the
Dardanelles continues. More Turkish
forts on the Asiatic side have bees 81.
fenced. according to . statement BY
the British Admiralty. but the Turks
are making . terrific resistance and
the shells from their German.madc
guns have found more than one mark
on IN, b~sie.ing craft.
The Admiralty statement carries tho
operations through Sunday and admits
that the Turks not only scored three
hits on the Queen Elizabeth but that
practically every ship inside tho
straits. both French and British. was
struck. None was sunk. and there
we're few casualties according 10 tho
British report.
No great activity has been reported
on tho Eastern front except at Rawa.
10 thu southwest Of Warsaw. where
0erman army headquarters clAin the
capture Of 5000 Russians.
Place Twenty psiltleises on Trial.
Indianapolis. Ind. -- Twenty.elaht
Democratic and Progressive politi.
clans Of Terre Haute were placed on
trial before Judge A. n. Anderson In
the United States District Court here.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Dsnver.-Ths State Supreme Court
sustained the decision Of the District
Court Of Denver granting to the
mountain parks committee It's full
half.mill levy for the ensuing year.
The decision means that e?oi.saa will
be collected from local taxpayers for
mountain park purposes. instead Of
$500.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Boulder DIR. A. 8. Beers. on
trial for his life as = result OF the
shooting Of win Hopkins at Hygiene
last December, shifted nervously In
his chair In the District Court Friday.
his counsel In his opening statement
TO the Jury made II clear that insanity
and the unwritten Law would be the
chief elements In the story which the
defense would tell In lie efforts to se.
cure an acquittal.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
eaoo YeleonApMlo agponTo
THAT covea SMs Wgss'o
or MOST INTEREST
xsap,we yMg agAoga pooTge
on MOST lMeoRTAMy
cvaagMv yopsco.
western Nsvspaese usssa Nsws Service
AOour TINE WAN

EnGland anticipates taking posses.
sisa Of Conssantinople about March
-.
The allied fisse continues the bonn
hardment Of the forts Of the Darda-
nelles.
All the Creek army officers In Swift
erland were recalled. says . message
from Serbia.
Thousands Of Austrian troops are
being slaughtered BY Russians with
hasd srenades. according to the off,
cial Petrograd war report. 8lays in
the Carpathian passes captured $1,000
Austrians in Thursdays battles.
Fire which threatened the French
steamship Ia Touraine was brought
undsr control and oil her passengers
are safe on board. according to a
formal announcement issued In Paris
BY the Compagnie General Transatlan-
tiQue. owner Of the liner.
Having, - Pstrograd claims, sue
cessfully countered the Austro-G German
attempts to outflank him In eastern
0alicia. and from East Prussia, Grand
Duke Nicholas. the Russian com
mander-in-chief. 10 said to be thrust.
Ing again at the center Of the Teu-
toAic allies II Poland.
A Dispatch TO the London Exchange
Telegraph Company from Amsterdam
says: "A correspondent Of the Ber-
liner Taseblatt declares that since the
beginning Of the blockade seven Brit.
- merchantmen have been sunk, but
admits that according to news re-
cslved In Berlin from neutral coun-
tries. more than seven German sub
marines have been sunk during the
same period"
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Special Train to Save Oey's LIE.
Grand Junction.-The Uintah Rail,
way Company ran . special train to
take . small boy from Atchee. Colo,
to . hospital In Fruita, after he had
fallen and bitten his tongue nearly off
The boy was the son Of Roy Muto Of
Atchse. The train made record spsetl
down . twenty-eight-mile grade and
delivered the boy at Mack. from where
he vas taken to Fruita, ten miles. In
an auto In fifteen minutes. The boy
will live. although he suffered greatl,
from loss OF blood.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
I've Killed BY Snow PIsw.

Sterling. Hugh Raer. 20. and Ben
Ds Boehr. %, were killed. and George
De Bochr. 10. and Everett DE Boshr.
.. were perhaps fatally injured whom
struck by snowplow ON the Chicago
Burlington q Quincy railroad three
miles west Of Elwood, Neb.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

MANY MGAsURgs APPROVED ~
STATE EXECUTIVE.

shsst Asprspr,sslsa DiMs sns Ae'
TaklnO Legislative Gmplsyss Out
~ Civil osrvies olSWsd.
western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dcnver.-Up to the Sth. Governor
Carlson had signed the following leg
islative eaactments:
Nevss olIls.
No. 377. BY Crist--Taking legisls
tive employees out Of civil service.
No. 9. BY etaley--short appropria.
ton bill for Industrial school 1t Gold.
On.
No. z. by Staley--short appropria-
tion bill for Industrial school for home
for mental detectives at Ridge.
No. .. by Born -Referring to the
public trustee 1t Alamosa.
No. IL. by wright-short Appro
priation bill for state rcformatory ~
Buena Vista. e.
No. IL. by Colgate-Short appropria.
ton bill for state psnitentiary.
No. 10. by Andrew--Short appro'
priation bill for insane asylum.
No. 20. by Harris-Short appropria.
ton for state home for dependent
children.
No. 10, by Puffer-ln relation 10
the sale Of merchandise In bulk with
out proper notice.
No. 43, by Bills-Providing that
wives OF old soldiers and sailors may
be admitted to state home.
No. ~, by Humason-Short sppro
priation bill for state normal school
at Gunnison.
No. 81. by Weiss-short appropria.
ton bill for soldiers and sailors
home.
No. Sc, by Garwood-Short appro
priation for Industrial workshop for
blind.
No. 14O. by Roberts-Providing for
the payment Of Is . day to coroners
while engaged In investigating violent
deaths.
No. 266-To amend an act entitled
An act to incorporate the town Of
Georgetown"
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The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
STATE NEWS
o. ,HIcaEsI Te AL
PEOPLE


SOLOUHOO
III
western Ns~spsssr us'ea views ssrvses'
A new hotel building may soee %
ssscseo u SaA.
John 3. Farmer. 70. . veteran q me
Civil war. died 1t Boulder.
The idle men at Trinidad are 70 b
given work on the strssts
A citizens committee nominated .
ticket for the coming city election ct
Rocky Ford.
Warwick n. Downing 10 now presi.
dent Of the 81 Paso Consolidated Gold
Mining Company.
Ten thousapd dollars will be spent
BY the Denver park department during
1915 for Improvement work.
OF Z total OF ia deaths in Denver
during February there were suicides.
caused by accidents and I homicide.
Niss Mamie Nurchisoo. county
clerk At Fort Collins. has named MA
Mary r, Bruce q Loveland A assist.
ant.
Mrs. Sarah M, Sherick, IS, pioneer
settler Of Colorado, died In Golden.
She and her husband came to this
state in 1869.
A decree OF divorce was Krantsi
J Inn II. Bartlesou Of Denver in secret
proceedings held in Judge Johnsou's
chambers.
coloraao men ..,nsd full control, ri IN.
Gold Sovereign Gold Mining and Tun.
uel Company At the annual meeting in
Cripple Greek.
NJ n r. ,.uh nh, ,,,.h, . r.,oh
.. n.S.s 70. -. ~ 1870. 80 800 :.
I..t ...son h.. .n,d th. .I... .oIv
d. "a a.. c,.n ~" INV po' =" - w.
n -.
Ine ONO society OF Coaoraoo eisct'
Cd A. Z. Carson its president. the &C.
casion was the seventh annual re-
union dinner In Denver.
A bond Of 100000 has just been fur
nished Uncle Sam by b. #. Stapleton
whose appointment a. postmaster Of
Denver was confirmed by the Senate.
The Golden band hss been invited
BY Adiutant General John Chase to be.
coma the official hand for the second
division Of the Colorado National
guard.
The following Colorado postmasters
have been appointed: Bristol, Prov
ers county. Belle C. Haven; Carr
Crossing. Lincoln county, Ell Carr,
new office.
I'll. mine. =, N. cr,n,,s cr.sk S,..
,-,., 70 m. month ~ E.h,n.sv nro.
6ucsa ~ iss ton. ,,,,h . hni,ion vslus
Of a, aaS esI an an .v.r... v.lus per
ton OF sis a
The Rev, ]. L. July, rector Of st.
Hslens church at Fort Morgan, re.
esivsd word that his brother, FraA-
co.'s, lost his left arm h the fight,1k
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12
Pays S,,soo,ooo for Golden Cycle.

Colorado Springs.-One Of the big.
Eest mining deals ever made In Ameri-
ca will be closed. according to an an
nouncement made here by e. p.
Shove, who. together with Spencer
Penrose and A. e. Carlton. hold an op-
tion from John T. Mhliksn on the
properties Of the Golden Cycle Mining
and Milling Company. In fact. the
Golden Cycle mine. In the Cripple
Creek district. has passed from the
Golden Cycle control. through the
agency OF Shove. Penrose and Carlton.
to the indicator Consolidated Gold
Mining Company. for cash considera.
ton Of 11,500,0 900.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Old Soldier svSseesssd 70 ossth.
Monte vista.-samuei McCaieb, 80,
IN inmate Of the Soldiers aud Sailors
Home. seven miles from Mont. Vista.
was suffocated TO death BY a fire In
the home.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

Gays Beard seA Nsem Ter oira fer %.
Dsnvsr.-Thst Denver affords am
pie and exceptionally good accommo
datioas In hoard and room At % .
week for working girls 10 stated By
Mrs, Catherine Van Deusen. secretary
of the state minimum wage hoard. who
has just completed IN investigation
Of the subject.
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

AAttrleplNO ottl Author rhrostsWsd
Denvcre. black hand" letter
containing threats Of death against Re
preventative Robert Harris Of Denver
and other travelling salcsmen who
aided him In drafting an Antttipplnl
bill. now before the legislature wa,
received By Harris In the same
mail. senator william u. Adams re
cetved . letter. apparently from tn
same psesos. assuring him OF ths
writer's belief that Adams would 80
10 n that the anti.tipplnk BIN b killed
n The oesatA
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

lavsssIssss he~ss~s Ns~sy gavslsss
Denver.-The House Of Representa-
tives. through It, special investigating
committee. viii probe into every do
tail Of the receipt BY Representative
". w. Howland II Denver oe IN en-
velops containing money In the HOUSE
chamber during the afternoon session
Of February ..
The Dolores star., 1915-03-12

osvsrWsr elOns Prshib,tisW Oil.
Denver.--Governor Carlson signed
the statewide prohibition bill. Pro
hibition viii b. effective January 1
next.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-25
IA NCAPACDAD DE Los CARRAN
Fiene dc Ia pagfDa 8.

mo tempo de amistia y solicitar de
los jefes militares q Sc conviertan en-
.strument0s de ren2anzas persona
:: pOrdue son DIS rosas intiteti-
Is. como que la primera sigEifica
no solo Ia negaci6n de Ia venean-
"a. 81 no hasta ell divide de las cul-
pas; pero pedir l0gica a los carran-
.clStaS es Until, como cs inutil Pc
iIFles IN POGO de Sentido comdn.
No tienen condolences para sober-
Jar y no p0dran hacer gobierno ia
mas. EStan llamados al fiasco mas
espantoSo. y prOnto. muy pronto,
'rndFcmos Ia prueba de clio. Son
mcapaces de ~grangearse a la opinion
publica y no pOdran por 10 tanto
t"FIlar g0DicrnO. P0dran, como
Huerta, s]Ostenrr>c por fuerza de
.aS DayonctaS, mas o men0s ITEM
10, pero al fin y al cabO, I'll pue-
bIo los derrumbari. porquc los puc-
los tlcnen cl ScntilnicntO intimo e
nnato DE lue solo deben gObernar-
'"S los que ticnen capacidad para
ser gobcrnanteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-25
n Paso Morning Times.
LOS DERECHOS DE LOS NEUTRA-
Esq.,.
ficnc de la pdgina >.

IA I'LL cOnvcniO Secrcto con lngla-
IRA para rOmpcr con Alemania.
mora tenemOs c! textO de Ia noia
Il las manos Y podemoS justificar
ucStraS apreciaciOnes. A!cmania
Iunca pOdla s0meterSe: 10 scntimos:
naro no quedaba Otra reSpuesta que
Il ruptura de nueStras re]iaci0ncs
'lplOmdticaS. SabcmOS tan bicn CO.
no -Alemania que con un pasO semc-
ante. ella. no sOlamente ha mcnOs-
'rcclado los deseoS de este G0bicr-
o. Sino que on lnglatcrra ha =
- una peHOSa S]ituaci0n para los
nrmanO-amcricanOS. La nota cnsc-
a Iur 81 p~residente de los Estados
nliOS rompe con Alemania a ries-
. DE TODD: pcro 81 deberia pregun-
ar primerO al pueblo 81 csta con-
.ormc con If a la guerra. EsperamOs
Ne Alemania no culpara al mismO
:ucblO De Ia acci6n del GObicrnO.
Fl ".Ncw York World'-"A los Es-
ADDS Uni,iOS no les i%niereSa tantO
- que Alcmania dice cuanto 10 que
lila hacc. La nota no e. un ulti-
Matum en- f0rma, pcr0 es I'm ulti-
uatum en- substantial. Ah0ra toca
SOLVER Il .Alcmania. Ain la auto
'racia mililar de Berlin i~ndisnada
~ t"ndria cXcuSa de malentender
! >ignificadO de estaS seriaS y me-
uradaS palabras.
Fl New York Germany Herald
'Creemos firmemente que Ia COM
nllCacl6n que hoy Sc SuScita sera
'mlgahlemente resuelta.-El PrcSi-
Iente cOnccdera mayor extension a
ste aSunto y 10 miSmo hara Ale
mania"
FL Boston GIobe"-"Considerada
a nota en- Su cOnjuntO, representa-
a madura y moderada opinion anne
.icana.'
Fl New Orleans Time-Picayunc."
La nOta rs moderada y amistoSa
n SUI iono: pOr 10 demas, reveal
:ran firmcza. Los principles dc la
ley international, de humanidad Y
n~eutralidad cstin %soStenidos en- apo
20 de los derechOs naciOnalcs.. La
final decision toca u Berlin. no Il
Washington
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-25
La guarnicion de Matamoros es mu
cSc8Sa.

i proposito de este, debo decir
ue, por informeS cXactos que tcngo
: que la guarnjcion que dcfiende &C
lalmente ell vecino puerto, es muy
5casa : en- Su mayor parte esta com
uesta pOr VccinoS de la poblacion
'odas las fuerzas que 4staban ell i
laza fueron llevadaS a Monterrey
or Nafarratc Y han tornado part
n los combatcs que SC han libradt
! OcCidente de la mencionada CAPT
al.
Sc tiene Ia ~crcencia de que 81 ia
into Trcvino sc We precisado a aban.
omar Monterrey. su retirada la har;
lacla Nuevo Laredo, o hacia este
)uerto. pues que tendra que defen.
Ter estas dos plazas fronterizas.
De Caballero no Sc tienen ningunas
toticias. Fuera de las que Sc recibie-
on hacc varios dias, de que habia re-
;resado a Ciudad Victoria. ninguni
ira information Sc ha obtenido. f.
)Osible que permaneZca dcdicado &
us negOcioS, contcdiendo eli gobierno
Iuc tiene a su cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-25
3ENITO DIAZ ESTABLECIO LA CA
PIT.tL DE AGUASCALIENTES.
Vienc dc la cuarta.

'nrlo de! mlsmO y establecer en- esta
ciUdad Ell deSpacho de los negocios
pubficoS que reclamen Immediate
atcncl6n, J Que lie sea possible despa-
char, sin tcner en cueuta ST sa-
Ida nc los limites territorialeS de!
Estado. En- tai virtId. me es sails
factcrlO comunicar q ustedeS la re-
sIdcncia actual dc dquel podcr Su-
promo, suplicandole Sc sirva acor-
dar So dirija u cSta ciudad Y no a
Ia dc A.guascalientes. la c0%rrespon-
dencla que mantenga nuestras cor
dlaleS r%elaciones, tanto Oficialcs CO.
mo particulars. PrOtcstO a listed
una e mas las Seguridades de mi
consideration Y apreci0.-Al tener
Ia satisfaction de communicable a US
ted, me es grato ofrecerme a SuS or
dcnes en- Ia nueva r%eSidencia, tanto
como gobernador llamad0 por el vo-
to pUblico para tan alto cargo, como
en- mi caracter de particular. Salu
do disbursements"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-25

una ciudadana de lXtacaico . Mana
camilpa. MERGED a estOS acceSorias
del pudor, la criada ~salvain Sc cor
vierte en- animal codlclah,n, Cl bes-
tia grata a la vista Y n o'F'''. -
.OchO varaS dc pcrtu....- e.. . doc,
fierros. medic metro De list6n de
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las mejilIaS Y su par de bOtas de :;
tres pesos. cualquier individual RUS
tica da Ia bora y Sc c0nvierte or
tormento Dc jicareros, ensueho d.
b~oticarios. obsesi6n de dependencies
barbilindos Y musa d etudiantes De
casa de- hUcspcdcs, (diez centavos Ia
alberta. y no pidaa mas bOlillos qus
81 rrglamcntar!Oj.
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para renegar dc la ScrVidum-
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mYntcca larada para dOcilitar J.;
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Y son las 0chO Y So Va el trcD
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