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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18

He has held the position as student
secretary in the south for the past
fifteen years. He is one of the sOuth's
most prominent religious leaders.
DR.. C. E. Brown of Nashville, will
conduct the class in foreign missions
and use South American Neigh
bors." as the textbook. DR.. Brown
is professor of church history at Van
derbilt university and returned mis-
sionary from China He is a member
of the International committee of the
Young Mems Christian association,
and is one of the most thorough teach
ers and scholars in the south.
Addresses Open to Public.
Platform addresses in the morning
and evening will be open to the pub
lie. Special attention is being given
to these sessions. These addresses
will be designed to give larger vision
Of the world field and the equipment
for service provided for the followers
of Jesus Christ.
Afternoons Devoted to Recreation.
Fellowship, recreation and social life,
with a large number of Christian
young men and women will be one of
the most pleasing and helpful fea-
lures of the conference. The confer
ence will furnish a delightful vacation
which will minister to every side of
nature. Every afternoon will be de-
voted to recreation. On the campus
are tennis courts. a baseball field,
gymnasium, boats, canoes and a beau
tiful lake.
Pastors. young people and those in
terested in young people should at
tend. The idea of the conference seeks
the attendance of a large number of
the pastors. accompanied by their
young people, sharing the uplift and
planning to do more effective work
together for Jesus Christ.
The date of the conference will be
December 27-31 inclusive, beginning
at 1880 Wednesday evening and clos.
ing with the evening service Sunday
the 31st
The heartiest cooperation of all
is requested in order that those who
can and should attend this confer
| ence may have this announcement
| brought to their attention and may be
encouraged to avail themselves of the
opportunities provided.
Winter Park is one of the most beau
toful villages in the state. 1t is cen
trally located. and it is hoped that
many interested people will attend this
conference. The conference will be
similar to those held in many other
sections of the United States. 1t is
bringing big conference to the very
door of the Christian people of Flor
| ida
The place of meeting will be the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18

college. The college buildings. its
campus and all will be given over to
the conference while it is in session.
Delegates should arrive in time to at
tend the opening service on Sunday
evening. The name and registration
fee Of each delegate should be sent in
at the earliest possible date. Room
rent will be free and board $500 for
the whole conference. There will be
a registration fee of $500. Those
coming for single days will be charged
6fty cents registration.
Daily Program.
6:00-Morning Watch.
7:O0-Breakfast
S:O0-Bib;e Study.
9:OO-PersOnal Work.
10:OO-Foreign Missions.
11:OO-Platform Addresses.
12:30-Dinner.
:0O-2:00-Quiet Hour
2:OO-3: OOeRecreation.
6:OO-Supper.
7:OO-Home Missions
S:00-Life Work Addresses.
DR.. G. NJ Ward. Dr. T. NJ Neon
nell. DR.. S. B. Rogers. Rev. George
Hyman and Rev Charles H. Houn-
shell will be included in the list OF
speakers.
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YoUne PEOPLES
CONFERENCE At
WINTER PARK
WILL INCLUDE YOUNG PEOPLE
or ALL DENOMINATIONS IN
TEResTED IN CHRISTIAN WORK
MEETS DEC. 27-so INCLUSIVE.

The Florida Conference for Young
People win meet at Winter Park the
last Of December. This conference
viii include young people Of all demon
nations who are interested in Christ
1an work. The objects Of the con-
ference are missions and lay leader
sh1ps which include home and foreign
missionary service. - well a. all forms
Of community altruistic work.
The Florida conference for young
people win be Z school for young peo-
PIE providing special opportunity for
inepfrat1cnr and instruction as well as
enjoyable recreation. The conference
WIN serve young people Of all church
= h young peoples society work, Sun
DAY school work and all church extern
sion work
The purpose Of the conference will
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18

tached fornce, the fullnesS Of which
is laid in deep box plaits. the line O.
the peplum sloping downward and con
siderably longer at the hips and baci
than at the center front.
An unusual combination Of corSe,
cover and petticoat drawers is in white
embroidered tulle covered with q sort
Of pointed Overskirt and blouse Of nil,
green liberty satin.
. . .
A charming negligee is made Of soft
mauve velvet. hanging in full folds
like a wide coat. over sleeves and
chemisette Of softest white Grape.
ANNA MAY.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18

Oo019D BY \. \. Vo0uno = Co. New \
~RUH 30 III name and lines, this
wonderful garment comes In
oriental colors. hand embroidery
- satin. Please note the gold dragon
sporting In . bed Of roses. The sleeves
aro faced In . contrasting shade. also
H1eAly embroidered.
Heplum blouses are said to be gain
~ - favor. Many Of these are the
Clip On over the head type and are very
youthful and pretty. and q pleasing
ehanGe from the regulation blouse. An
1m1oeestlng CheFuit model Of . pep
I'm blouse recently seen h Of Grape
oal1n. tie peplum being six inches in
AeptA and then heightened BY an At
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
Bentonite.

Bentonite IS clay which IS used TO
give body and weight I" paper. ia the
preparation of dressing for nfia;led
hoofs Of horses. as constituent IF an
tiphlogisrIne and as an adulterant Of
candies and drugs
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-18
Looking Ahead.

Here's my l. q. L. fer ten dollars :"
But You only borrowed five" ooh.
that's all ri-h' Il don't borrow the
difference ~ next Week remind me-"
Puck
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oppressed Air Proved Best.

Compressed air is used for cleaning
dynamos and other delicate and COM
plicated machinery. The results are
superior IN han0Work
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

NiLL Eristensen who has the con- tract tv carry the Candle mail ar- rived recently from the northern met ropolis bringing with him as passcn- ger A. J. Sambrailo who will put lD .he time until after the holidays ak .ng his ease in the dentists chair anu locking at the printed matter the cooulist holds up before his patients.
 Sambrailo had, locked up in his system. quite a lot of interesting news of Candle and it's auriferous eavirons. He says that everybody is at work. There is not a man idle up tkere because of lack of a job. On Candle creek all the miners are talk lng out pay right along.
 The chief topic of news up that way is the recent new strike on Jump creek This creek has been pros- pected before and Billy French and leon Kelley at the mouth took out pay last winter and are doing the same this season. The new strike took place about midway on 'the creek and was made by Ed Hanson. Sen Evans and Andrew Olson. Early this fall they found good pay of a width described as t'sixteen points wide" As point" Is seven or eight feet, this means a considerable ex- tent of pay dirt. The discovery of this pay streak naturally resulted in more men taking a chance on Jump and results from this work are al- ready proving favorable.
 Just below Hanson and company, Emil Johnson, Ernie Shoemaker and another man named Johnson have found rich pay which is said to run from 50 cents to s1.50 per pan. This ground Is somewhat spotted but the average ground runs very good ia- deed.
 Below the Johnson outfit Karl Larson and Ruby Christopher have begun to prospect but have not yet got into the money so far as is known.
 Above the Hanson people. the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

The moving picture enterprise at Candle Is proving a great success according to A. J. Sambrailo who. re- gently left that thriving burg for a fortnight's visit to Nome. The show Is run by Hart Humber, Slim Rydeen
 R. S. Dimmick. On Thanksgiving night there were S7 adults and be- tween 30 and 40 children present. The grown ups paid s1 each and the chil- dren 25 cents. The show takes place o1 Saturday nights and on holidays, the exhabition hall being the Lacey building. After the departure of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13
GIVES
 CHILD SKIN

Pacific Nsws Service.
 FAIRBANKS, Dec. 13.-The little Sherman girl who was the only sur vivor of the fire In the Sherman home two weeks ago, when two children were burned to death Is in great dan- ger of dying because so much of the skin of her body was burned off.
 The physicians have sad that the only way to save her is to graft on human skin where most needed. In this emergency the girls father, l. P. sherman, has offered to give all ot the skin the physicians think neces- sary and the operation will be made at once.
 It will be remembered that the fire in the Sherman home occurred when three children, two of them the daughters of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Sher- man and the other a little tot of a neighbor, were alone in the house during the temporary absence of Mrs. sherman. At that time the men of the fire department attempted heroic rescues in vain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13
CANDLE |S BOOMING WITH STRIKE ON JUMP AND
 OTHER GOOD FINDS.

Champagne Kid and Emanual Con AaIes have started work and there seems every reason to believe that .ney will mt the pay streak beIore .ong.
 Jump creek is five or six miles long ond enters Canule creek at discovery.
 Other news ot a fresh gold dlscov- cry is that Andy Garbin who some AtLle time ago relocaled tweaty one claims on Central creek has found rIcn pay on hIs ground. This ground mas been tried before but no pay was squirrel river.
 sam Maglds now has wireless mission. He went to Candle on De- cember l and amazed the people there by his knowledge of current events. Il reported that all the boys on the kobuk are making money.
 hilky Robinson, the store keeper at Candle, has increased hIs plant three by the erection of a cold storage out Tt, which is calculated to preserve 50 or 70 reindeer carcasses for use by Ae miners during the summer. The innovation is regarued Wan extreln~ .avor by everybody in that section.
 Messrs. Kristensen and Sambrailo say that on their trip from Candle to Nome the only birds they saw were two crows and one owl. No l ptarmigaa or rabbits were seen in q country that used to be alive with them. The trail was In good condi- ,ion and travelling was excellent ex- cept for the intense cold.
 Kristensen says that with the in- stallation of the new stove at Haven the heating arrangements In all the cabins on the Council Candle run will be very satisfactory. But, he says, some of the cabins are In a bad sta te of repairs. They need chinking and dirt shovelled on to the roofs. AS this can be done only in the summer there Is no alternative now but to put up with the snow that drifts In.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

lumber of these who have been work .ng without dogs got back to Taylor last night and when they learned that trail had been followed for twelve or fifteen miles they were strongly in favor of starting right out with only d nights rest to try to pick up the trail
 It Is figured that kreediaty must have reached the hut at the mouth of Reindeer river not much later than one o'clock on the day he left .he springs. He had then gone no more than ten or twelve miles and when he left the hut must have felt sure that he would reach Taylor be- fore dark.
 Today the weather was somewhat foggy or misty with the temperl- .ure at zero. There was no wind. A great deal of snow has fallen since Thanksgiving day when Breeding left .he Springs and it has drifted con- siderably recently which the search ITS think greatly lessens their chance of finding the body though they have gone out doggedly once more.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

By the Nuggets special service over the A. T. & T. Co.'S wire this afternoon 1t was learned that four teams left Taylor early this morning for the neighborhood of Spring creek. owing to the fact that Hastings ana partner had found Freeding's skis stuck up in the snow and had traced him to the hut at the mouth of Rein deer and thence on westerly to Spring creek where his track was lost on the ice of the overflow 1t was thought further search ought to be confined chiefly to that section in an attempt to find the trail again. The four teams are well supplied with every thing necessary for men and dogs on a trip of four or five days. It is the plan to make a series of circles to the west of where Freeding's last trace was seen.
 Among these who started out this morning are some of the men who have been at work in various direc tions from the Serpentine Springs. A
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

veteran snowman, w. c. Mullen, for Nome to assume his winter duties at the Dream theater the Candle men had considerable trouble with the dynamo and one thing and another. All the mechanics in the. camp ap- parently took a hand in fixing things up and lately the results are quite satisfactory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

A few copies Of the 1915 edition of the Nugget Ringing and Dredging Magazine on sale at the Nugget of flee. The most comprehensive work on Seward peninsula published in re- cent years. Fifty cents per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

The w. C. T. U. will hold its reg ular monthly business meeting on Thursday afternoon at 2:3o in the lecture room of the Federated church.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13

Al Wicker got away today for Dime. He is travelling with two teams and a native driver and Is taking back quite & bit of freight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-13
NEWS NOTES

Nikkolay Kristensen received his the district court.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
NEloLUcIonas Be coNDoLENclk

Il.
ef ~q'tpF aes Nuefo Nsf'peno'
slfYase dar cablqR all 1917 eQlpmnas
49, NY apfqeiaple aeMRpariQ p iae Al
spIenteR f~eeplHclQnea' nor lo que a
hntlcipo mis- mas sincerae gFacipe;
fQf euentQ Y plYlne ~Froyiaenela ep
ete e's9e ~ sssv Y p'eA As'
a.Hs ins|Qf VIZ : ~pi2'''a sRsqn'
pEh 91ppsA Y ! ~ nAsstp e9p7o
nl2 S9s'Ae AaqAapea ~ alH fy qe h.geE2'
ts,o X "a enaQ 80 n an9s spcnm1lenaQ
W. uu'vkes " W.T. pvNY1a entVfnss
pau I'VE " IVY pos.sF%@ ~ FFsn@ p9s
'ppo fnehsR, sagtnv ty'tnls1iue eVn
los Aual'os oe Ausstf4 sspss feAlslep
pof ppetto e gEsnpasut aptane.ep
W y hasQs3aYo ~ F7R2sp "
nlp q9s Atl4s AA5Aa y 81
~ NSqulpeA y ffeh ne'ARanaA Y Pa hef
Mano gran nunasfo -qe paflenses'
HseplaQoR m sqViori ppr 1 tan.
"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
Avisp.

H
c~edaFYnIel N NJ EneFo "a. 1916,
Pof este s. da aviso que tengo lis
to para vender un rancho que eohtie-
ne mil acres de terfeno en- 81 eondado
de Torrance situado siete milIas al
poniente de Pinos Wells, del mismo
condado, y sg0 acres de tevreno situa-
do dantro de Ia Reserya Flprestal del
condado do Lincoln 100 rseea; IS ca
balloss IS bufros, y un macho propio
para bebtiak mulares.
81 aleuna persona Sc Interest," en-
eomprar dicha pTopiedad o animRles
puede diriiirse a mi por persona 0 por
correspondence Ademas hay lmple-
mentos de labranza. Garantizo que 81
augar es propio para Iacria de anima-
les comp tambien de nIguna utiIidad
para labranza, 81 algnna persona se
.considera duena de dicha propiedad
que me reaponda este aYiso. Dlriian-
Sc a
ROMAN TENORIO.
Cedargale, N. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

ENLAcE MATRIMONIAL.


Santa Cruz, n. Ms Enero 2S.19f8
ST. Editor del Nueeg9 Mexicano
sirYase OAR cabidaE an su ~apreciabIe
'Eemanario 4 la lucidA hoda Que So BE-.
Ilebr6 . Ia ieleslH d6 Santa Cruz, N.
AZ. 81 dia ~ de Enefo de- 1916 a las 3
Ge Ia nIanana en- Ia eual Ia bella seho.
rita Tecla Espinozae hija de Don Be-
uigno Espinoza y De Ia Sra. Prudencia
N, de Espinosa, quien fue Nevada al
altar del hineneo por q J6ven Julian
Martinez, hijo de Don Antonio A. Mar.
t.nez v Natividad de- Martinez. IN NH
sa nupciaI De celebr0 Has EIDE ID ma.
nana pof Ell Rev. Padre Haelterman,
auien unto a los i0venes contrayentes
como marido y mujer. La noyia por-
taba I'm traje hIaneo, veIo nupciai y
IramiIlete de clavaHes hlancps. todos
estos adornos lie daban a la novia IN
realce herm0so, y 81 novi0 p0rtaba I'm
ynstido negro prbpio para la OCCASION.
Actuagon do padrlnos Don Jose Maria
Cork y esposa. Coneluidas las cere-
monias en- Ia igIesia la feliz pareia
a~compahada de sus padrinos y aemas
convidados pasaron q "a casa de- los
primeros donde fueron brindados con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
coMuNIcApo
.Enero 2e. 1916.

Enero 26, 1916.
sr. Editor del NuevO Megican0;
Caro- sr,-~Le sapIico que Sc tome
iA molestia de publican en- su apre-
uiable semanarlo 10 que sigue abaio,
creo que sera una cosa de intefes que
todos sepan:
FL Porveulr do Este Aho Nuevo
70 no 10Y astr6logo pero hi profe.
TITO, pcF0 81 digo Que en- este be adj.
iinadn en- al mente como modo de
gue1o eli ~porvenir del aho de 1916, aho
liziesto. sera IN aho muy diierente
ID los pasados v v~enideros, En este
aan vendr6n terromotns, inundaciones
~valcanas fnertes de- vientol todo este
a~contenera en- IA America gel Norte
I'll oalor ora ~lnspportDble en los es.
tados centricps al oaido dol Rio Gran
de- las luyias seran terribles "a va
Irsas parties de los cstadps; qas siem'
ras tendran riellso del grapizo en- los
mfses de Mayo y Agosto. III caloF
sera muy fuerte en- Colorado. Arizona,
Los Angeles Y en- Atlantico X Paclfi-
60. estaran en- pelIgr0 las plazas que
catdn cerca De los rios D en- los lagos
a ~cQpsoenepoia de los h~nraeanes K
lteRpesfedes Nendrap algunas epis
damias insopprtables y graves enfer,
medades. Habna tanhien algunos en-
~eaHad0res one Vendrau con Ia pretens
efo,, IA ana tlos,6,, al no1ar dnl Ucnf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

II .| HH|.| "MN..I AHNMHHN
elafencIR entire % empleo del dlohe
Marion y 81 dlehp Wood An ~cnaIqplaI
~eppReldRd para To- dioha Petra Garcia
q aicha administradora o ~ ephee
cuenta emnleo en- favor do n actofa
Florence Lillian Garcia, u cElal ID hi
IL impFQni0 nhFa ellQR aoeptpr d AZ
slmo empleo?
Sobro Ia aVidenoia sometida a no.
Eotroh nosolIos responsiveness esta
lpFhsunta Ell Ia aflzmhtiya, y hem6s
pfogepiao cargos DO acnQrdp.
La euaFta Materla ~pfesentada 3 a
lcomisIon es Fuaron los dlchps Mar
IRON vel dicho Wood, 3 0naIQnlera AZ
alloa, va fueFan parties a Ia fabricaI
cIon DO exhlbitos ~preaentados en- cyl,
denpIa en- esta causa. y particular
mente los exhibitions 1f4b, l45 y 146b
De Ia etidencia pfesentada . noso'
ltfos, nosotfos Responsiveness esta pre-
gupta en- ID aflrmatiVa, y hem0s pro-
kerido cargos de acuerdo.
Isa evidencia tomada ante ID conf
sion. " los pFocedimientos de ID conf
sion, como manlfestado ppr 81 infor-
me de las notas del taQuigrafo. las So
metsmos aqai ante Ia corte.
Santa Re. N. NJ, Diciembre 80, 1915
Respetubsamense aometIdos.
tFirmados)
SUMMERS BuRKHART.
STEPHEN b DAVIS.
y FRANCIS O. WILSON.
Comision.
ia acusaciope en- los procedlmien-
tos para desechaflos del foro eoneIu'
We con las paiabras,
"Por cuanto, u en- vista de " ante
cedente. esta comieIon ie pide q p
corte que entire III mandate m % az
cho Owen N. Marion, Esq, y 81 di.
che Francis y. Wood, Esq respecti-
yam para Que cada n manifies-
to causa porQae sn nombre no dehe
ser auitado de la lista de apogados
dc esta c0rte. \ . desechados del
foro y no peFmitirlos do pTacticar
mas en- asta cOrtel
A los Eres, Marion v Wood So les
han dado diez dIaa para que protocol
len su respuesta, y q no 9 que pro-
tocolen una comparencia 81 dos dias,
81 mariscal de los Estados Unidos les
serviFa una copla de Ia orden y de Il
acusaci0ns
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
lAhoRA GE sIENTE ENTERAMEN
nIEN.

lAnuellps qnienes tienen doI0r d
espalda, reumatismo coynntufas hin
chadas y tiesas u otrosl sintomaa d
maIestar &c los rinones estaTAu into
resados eniaun manifesto de A. n
faneis, Zenith. Haas, quien hes ibe
enIa iii doIof pen0so On mi es9slda
y cast 10 podia moysrme. ExteEl
nIent6 1arios remedies sin ~nIngInoa
re~suItados. Me tome como dos teree'
ras parties de una GAIA de 80 centavos
de las Pfldoras de Foley para los Ri
homes y ahora me siento entaramen.
te bien. Homhres de edad madura,
anclanos y museres y nihoa cuyos RI
hcnes estAn debiles halIan nue. estas
piIdoras geguras dan alivio De los
m~aIestares pe~rtufbadores de la veil.
ga-De venta en- Ia Botica Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

La a~cusaci0n contiene cnatro cal
COS como razonas para procedimiep
tos az desecharlos del foro. Estoi
cargos Sc discuten s%xtenspmente J
estan acompafados por exhfbttos
Los cargos son discutidoa brevemeu
te en- cel repoTte formal de Ia coml
sion cuyos poderes fueron eeneiantsf
a aqueIIos de un gran jurado.
Ea primer cargo es que 81 sr- Mar
ron Ie diio al ST. Hening, editor del
Albuquerque Herald que Ia opinion
suplementada del Juez Pope protocol
lada 81 dia de Agosto, 1915, amontd q
una exoneraclon complete de los
SCesl Maroon y Wood, v que 81 Sir
Marron de este modo quito guitar NAL
al ndbIico. III segundo cargo es que
los sraa. Marion X Wood pusleFan uu
anuncio en- an p~eri6dico dc Salt Isakf
City s~oIIcitando empleo g impropin'
mente naafon information mlentras
estaban emplsados por u parte del
estado de Elias Garela.
FL tercero es que fue imprppio pa
"a ellos aeeptar este enipleo p0f par
te de- Florence Lillian Garcia.
FL cuarto acusa Que Marion u Wood,
o ~cualquiera de ellos fueron va fuara
parties a Ia fabrication de eieftos eKl
hfbltos presentados on eYidencia.
Sc dijo qiie los eres. Marion y
Wood entrarEan su compareneia en- Ia
corte Ell Viernes en- la manana en-
respuesta q los caFgos.
Comentando sobre IA mnteria e
Jpeves pasado en- Ia mnhana. a lue1
Edward r. Wright. quien represeuta
a los sres. Maroon y Wsod, diio
Los 8rcs. Marion Y Wood eHtfa
ran 81 comparencia en- cnpplimientr
con 10 0rden sin mas serfi1l0 fHrnlal
de pfoceso. No serfa prpnIo nntrei
en- ninguha discussion dc los meriios
de Ia causa ca osta yez ppfale debe
~recordarae que solamente nn ladu &c
Ia mataria fne escuchado por Il co
mission
e lnforme de- Ia comlelon.
III informe de Ia comiAlon es co
mo sigue
En- o. AsHhtp de- Owen n Nafrnp ,
Francis f Wood, ahosadps en- lev,
y miembros del foro De esia epfte'
procedimIahtos para de~seeharlps
del foro.
Al. Han William H. pora. Tnez de Ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03

LA HMN
Cabp ~ sM lanafo IA, 1919.
EF MdItof All NAeVo MeKlcAn0
Mny ~. Aueskfo iFsaRt qaFn1f
m lugaf IA - a4redilad6 EemanhFla
para dar cablda a Il aIgilentq Fesolu'
zion:
Que por ouahto IL toi1nfad Diylns
Tia detsfminado On sus iuetos julcioa
liIamar X stis santas mansiones d
.|nnestrc bnep amigo bon Pauline
MQntDya 4 IA edad De 81 amos y Z me.
lses. de.,ahdo = au esposa = hij0s en-.
|vueltoH en el mas pfoinndo dolor.
pQr cuanto ID eomunidad de IS.
te luEar Sc siepte con profdhdo pc
Isar IA separation de "a perdida ire
parable 40 este caballerQ pQr % que
sc supo erapgear con todos aquellos
qua % pQppelerpn III exElnKo 2 70
preeepte estapa afsenpenanqo con e.
gQpleFpQ w Qpntfato ue cQFrer q cQ'
rreo de Cuba q Haynes fue IN apo.
gado en corfes Dc paz Z siempre de'
|sempe0 ~ o1lclo con nQnranez,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-02-03
pEsPuEs pE LAeklPpE-ouE

DEsPuEs. De LAcRlPPE-ouE
Toses que Sc quedan pegadass des'
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