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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
Tells Maynard Son He Must
Either Put Up or Shut Up
in Political Debate.
taraeiAl 70 ma TElEaHAu,

taPGctAL TO the TELEGRAM
CHARLESTON, Oct. 1.-THE Rev.
A. H. Matheny, of Beckley, Raleigh
county, does not deem it necessary
that forty-two centimeter gun, Gov
ernor Hatfield, accept the challenge
of NJ F. Matheny as set forth in Dem
ocratic newspapers, to enter into
joint discussion of political issues of
the day in West Virginia. The Rev.
Mr.. Matheny is the father of NJ. F.
Matheny, and he knows his son, he
himself, declares in a challenge to his
son:
81 have always been able to take
care of you when hayward and,
render you harmless" and he feels
that in his old age he can still handle
him. His challenge reads: Dear
Mike: l notice your challenge to
Governor Hatfield for a joint discus
sion, and realize that the object of
the Democrats is to sidetrack a
strong Republican campaigner to OPP
pose a weakling Democratic. The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
Cnn ELI Inhs.

Vice President Marshall Is neither
reticent nor delphic in expressing
such mind as he has In Il speech at
Terre Haute he said
Our only regret was that he could
not pry more Of the appointees loose
and MI their places with Democrats.
II there is any Office under the govern
ment that Democrat cannot fiji, be-
lievo that office should he abolished. I"
The Telegram has no doubt that this
doctrine found popular approval in
Terre Haute-whcncc so many dis
tinguished Democrats. who were
doubtless deserving Democrats" also,
made their way TO the federal pcnl-
Tertiary at Loayenworth for election
frouds committed in behalf Of the
Democratic party. The Jobs which
these gentlemen are now filling at
Leuvenworth are Jobs which they IRE
entirely competent TO hold.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

the roads Of the state prisoners Of a
class which could be trusted to have
this additional freedom had the choice
OF going out on the roads or remaining
within the walls Of the penitentiary,
and as would be expected, large
number stated their desire to work in
the open. In this work the conHcts
have been well treated. well housed
and fed and any physician will tell the
doubter that the. work is hcalthful, and
not only have the men under sentence
OF violation Of the law helped to build
needed roads, but in doing this they
have learned something useful.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

figures recently published by Treas
urer E. L. Long.
This latest recapitulaton Of the state
treasurer shows that the cash assets
OF the state are now almost $4,000, 900.
The cash balance in the various funds
is S1.500,000. 1t is especially note
worthy that the margin Of safety in the
school and worltmen's compensation
fund is high. OF the school fund about
$3.50 900 has been invested. and OF the
compensation fund S1,5GO.0OO, part Of
this in good road bonds OF counties Of
West Virginia. so that the state IS in
effect a patron Of the progress Of It's
own people.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

Twelve years have passed since
John Cornwell was given 4 sound
thrashing at the polls by William n,
o. Dawson. He seems 70 have thought
up no tax system to substitute FOR
the Dawson tax laws which are owl
IDENTIFY his fast pacing nightmare. He
criticised them then, as he is doing
in his speeches now, hut he offered
no remedy-no satisfactory gubstitu-
tute-nothing constructive. Nor does
he offer anything OF that kind now.
II he has anything worth trading the
voters Of West Virginia for their pres-
emit successful tax system, isn't #
about time for him IN produce It?
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

While John CornweIl is Dragging on
the fulfillment of his 1904 prophecy
that taxes would be higher in 1915 he
might find in the files Of his newspa-
pers few prophetic utterances Of his
concerning Woodrow Wilson, which
tends more convincingly 10 Justify
his ambition TO be known by his con-
temporaries and in history yet to be
written, as true prophet not without
honor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
,ried. a haye hurt von!n

cried. II have hurt YOU"
mo. III goldfish" he replied grave
ly, the hurt feel is because i
know it hurts you to feel that you
have hurt me-"
mo, no, Archy-starchy. Do not let
that hurt you for a moment. My hurt
Is because know 1t hurts you to feel
that have hurt myself by hurting
you"
MY stfgar-coaed angel! My hurt
IL because you are hurt over feeling
that am hurt because you feel that
you have hurt me and-oh. kid, let's
20 to the movies"
Which they did, holding each
others hand so hard they could
hardly see the pictures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
THE DAILY
NOVELET
TRUE LOVES PATH.
They parted with clasped hands
And kisses and burning tears,
They met In foreign land
After couple Of years.

The enamoured couple were sitting
miraculously close together on the
lamp, and the sofa was turned low.
He kissed her on the very tip of
the nose, place he had never kissed
her before.
Archie" she reproyod him
roguishly, don't be foolish-goollsh.
And then, by the frown on his low
but faithful forehead, she knew that
Arches feeling had suffered.
'Oh, my own big bibby-baby!" she
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

According TO the New York Times
Wilson organ the cost of living is
now 3.3 per cent higher than II was
a month ago, and 367 per cent higher
than 1t was a year ago The plank
Of the Baltimore platform on this sub
1ect in interesting reading Just now
for the men who voted for Wilson in
1912,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

OF what his party will do with the
mriif Indiana audiences responded
to this model tariff speech with en-
thuslasm. Every Republican orator is
not Hughes, Of course. But every
Republican orator can use Hughes's
method OF discussing the tariff.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
An Evening Echo.

have no patience with suhterran-
can diplomacy. The Democratic party
is no longer tariff-for-revenue-o
party. 1t Is certainly not party de-
voted TO the tariff principle 1t is a
party, so far as the tariff is concerned,
for votes only.-CHARLES T.
HUGHES.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
That Calamity Howl.

Democrats continue to harp on the
ridiculous statement that West yir-
gtnia is bankrupt, That this is only a
calamity howl set up to keep the peo-
pie from turning their eyes to tho
Democratic administration at Wash
mgton, is shown on the cold facts and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

The more the American people re-
fection how the Adamson bill was
passed, the more they are Impressed
with its striking similarity 10 a mill
tary wedding or the way old Jefr Har-
rtson stopped the train at Central sta
tion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

Wilson IS to figure in the movies
as an adjunct 10 his campaign. He
ought 10 make an excellent subject
for the hlms-he certainly shifts about
frequently enough 10 provide action.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
HAGGERTY COMES OUT
FOR CHARLESE. HUGHES

who has any regard for himself or
the protection of his interests can
afford to cast his vote for any candl-
date dominated by Clarence w. Wat
son." said Mr.. Haggerty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

DR.. L. 0. Howard, chief of the bu.
reau of entomology at Washington, D.
c., says there is no such thing known
o science as a silent mosquito.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
Republican County Ticket

Republican County Ticket
Sheriff
LLOYD D. GRIFFIN, of clsrksbuIE.
Judge Criminal Court
CHARLES a. SUTTON, OF bridgeport.
Prosecuting Attorney
WILL L. MORRIS, of ClarksbuFE.
County Commissioner
DORSEY W. CORK. Of Mt. Clare
ASSESSOR
IRA L. swIGER. Of ClarksouFE.
Surveyor
CUTHBERT a. OSBORN, of Clarksburg
House Of Delegates
RossI N. FISHER, of wilsonburg.
s. \. HARRISON. JR., of ClarksbuiE.
JOHN MOORE, of bridgeport.
GEORGE w. sTURM. of West Milford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

In Jewish marriages the bride al
ways stand at the right hand Of the
bridegroom; with every other notion
of the world her place-in the ceremony
is at the left
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11
Republican State Ticket

hepuDllCaTl Stale IICkeL
Governor
IRA Z. ROBINSON, Of Taylor.
Secretary Of State
HOUSTON q. YOUNG, Of Harrison
Superintendent OF Schools
NORRIS P. sHAYKEY. o. kAnawhG
Auditor
JOHN s. DARsT. OF Jackson.
Treasurer
WILLIAM s. JOHNSON. Of EAy'tt@
Attorney General
E. Il. ENGLAND, OF Logan.
Commissioner of Agriculture
JAMES H. STEWART, of Putnam.
Judges OF Supreme Court.
W, n. MILLER, Of Wood.
HAROLD A. RITZ, Of Mercer.
State EsuatOr-TwsIith District
WALLACE B. GRIBBLE, Of DoddFidgS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-11

Extra sizes in same quality, CSC
"NIERODE" UNION SUITS
Six different models, made of sun bleached
fine cotton yarn, very elastic medium weight Reg
ular sizes $1.00. extra sizes $l25
FINE AIERIN0 WOOL UNDERWEAR
vests and Pants in regular sizes LOO, extra
sizes $125. Union Suits in different weights and
styles. Fine garments of Merino Wool mixed with
cotton or SILK. Regular and extra sizes Prices
$3.50 to $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24
saIiendo los anne.
~ricanos de Mexico por
81 Pto, de Veracruz

NERACRUZ, Mexico, JUNO 30
Cinco roches dc primcra clase llega-
ron anoche a Veracruz conducieudu
americanos que abandonaron Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico. Los refugiados pasa-
ron a bordo del buquc de guerra "Nc-
braska," V desputS seran t~rasborda-
dos a un transporte. Tambien lego
IN coche especial con empleados del
Aguila Oil Company. Los refugiadcs
dicen que su viajc no tuvo medicines
de ninguna clase.
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Los trabajos hist6ricos sobre Mexico de
un distinguido abogado americana
En- .sus obras revela sinceridad y acendrado
carino hacia nuestro pals Y tiende a
evitar que cunda y Sc perpetue Ell
error sobre nuestro modokde ser

DebidO 4 la fatal p~roXimidad de un
conflicto armada entire Mexico y los
Estados Unidos, muchaS personals dc
ambas razas Sc ocupan en- estudiar Ia
guerra de 1S47. sus antecedentes y
constituencies para las dos Republi-
cas-. Sc fijan puntos de vista, Sc esta-
blecen comparaciones, e miden las
fuerZas de los pueblos americana y
mexicano Ell relacion con las que con
taban en- aquella epoca. Y Sc hacen
p]ron0SticOs acerca de los re-ultadoS
del conflicto.
Muckas Y muy curiosas historias Sc
han escrito Ell este Y Ell nuestro pals
acerca de la guerra de Al, figurando
a IA cabeza de las obras meXicanas
la de Roa Barcena, modelo de i'm
parciaiidad, &ecoro V erudicion; pero
tambien eXlsten relates De hiStoriadO-
res am~ericanos, que con hOnradez y
buena Recommendation, pOnen en- ella
70 las cOSas, Y Senalan a cada pue-
bio Ia parte que lie corresponds en- e.!
cataiogo dc las responsibilities.
Por desgracia, la mayoria del pue-
bio americana no conoce al nuestr0.
Suelen acojerse IN este pals, como
verdadeS ~dogmaticas, los erroreS mas
craSos; no hay Inconvenience en- acep-
tar cl absurdo dc que Villa les IN
grande hombrc Y genio m%ilitar,' como
Sc decia en- los Estados Unidos Aacc
dos amos nadie Sc detienc a investi-
gar las causaS de nuestraS llamadaS
"revoluciones," solo cuando estas Sc
vuclven contra los ~intereses america
nos, sc dcclara bandidos, haSta en- al
to~ documentos oficales. a los que
aver sc designaba con el titulo de re
dcntoreS del ochenta por ciento dc.
pueblo mcXicano, oprimido por ia t.
rania de las classes clevadas.
4 evitar que csta ]ignoraEcia, res
pecto dc nucstro modo de ser, Sc per
petue, ) cunda eI error, tienden los
trabajos historicos del senior Benia-
MN VI. Read, ciudadano americana
distinguishing. de Santa Fe, Nuevo
Mexico, quien, con su laboriosidad ;
honrade2. prcsta eminentes servicios
a. ia causa DC Ia verdad y cl derecho.
No toGo cuanto digamoS en- estoa
rcpor,azgos ha de lIevar imprcso {
sel.o dc IN finalidad politica; y dc
aQui que nos prorongamos ahora dar
q conoccr , rucstros icctorcs algo DC
% que c-ta Ilcvando a cabo cI seAor
Read. porquc clio siGnifica bjcn Dyra
nucstro pals.
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Ell AUTOR Y SUS QBRAS

T. senior Read e. aborado del foro
d. Nueyo Mexico. pero de ~prefercncia
g dedjca = estudios hist6ricos. Su pa
Dire era americana Y su madre mexica-
: nor ESQ. sin mcnoscabo del pa
triotismo. conserva hacia Mexico
sincere Y accndrado caIino. que SC
rc"cia Ell todas sus obras: EscriDc.
iniistintamcntc, en- inglcs y en- esDa-
mol: Ell este ultimo idioma o ba:-
taatc soltura y sencil.cZ. 81 bien Ct
ieEguajc suclc r~csentirSc de las CO.
rruDtelaS intrOduridas al castelianO en-
c! sur de los EStados Unidos.
Ia .;nnIc cctura dc los tituIos dc
81, obras, bastard para que Sc CO.
nozcan los asuntos en- que Sc ha oct
paLo. Son las yiguienteS: "Historia
llustrada de Nuevo Mexico" Cue.
r.a Meyico-Americana." "Historia de
la cducaci6n en- Nuevo Mexico" His.
toria Elemental dc Nucvo Mexico"
"Vida de Herman Cort6s," .'ConUuis-
Ia dc Mexico" vida del Arzobispo
j. &. Lamy," vida de Alvar Nunez
Cabeza dc Vaca," 'Digesto Cronolo-
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FL SUBMARINE ALEHbH SALIO
De CARTAcEHA Al EXPIRhR
e. PIAzO FUADO
Il LIBERAL" DE- madrid DICE Gle FL
h~FKGINNhnO 5NI-rr'''rrT"'l.E
LEYES De NtUlRALIUAD
scrvicio Especial para Ia PRENSA.


MADRID. JUNO 23.-Anoche. an
ties de que eXpirara cl termino de
v~einticuatro horas que fijan las leyes
internacionales para in~ternar las en-
barcaciones de los paises beligeranteS
que tocan paises neutrales, salio del
puerto de Cartagena ell submarine
aleman, que vino a traer un mensaje
AUTOGRAPH del E~mperador Guillcrmo
para ell Rcy de Espana.
En- los momentoS ell que ell sumer-
gl0le teuton Sc hacia a la mar, il
multitud que Sc habia congregado 4
verlo saIir. prorrumpi6 en- eXclama-
ci0n de entusiasmO para los braves
marinos alcmanes.
Los vapores enemigos Sc c]ncontra-
ban listos en- el Unite territorial dc
las aguas de Espana para yer 81 po-
dian Gar GAIA al submarine, V, aunqu2
hasta la fecha no Sc tienen noticias
de IA Suerte que maya cofIldo, Sc cree
quc escape, sin daHo. de sus enemi-
Cos.
"El Liberal" hace cargos al Gu
mandante del sumergible aIeman, dc
haber violado Ia neutralidad, porquo
sc comunico con los oficiaies a!ema-
mes del vapor alcman Roma" que 81
e~ncuentran internados en- Espana.
Hoy en- Ia manana regreSo el Sc
crctario de Ia Embajada alcmana, que
fut i Cartagena a reciDir de manos
del comandantc de Submarine "a car
IA AUTOGRAPHS para cI Rey de Ezpa-
ma. Fl mencionado dir!omatico Sc ne
90 4 hacer. concentrates acerca de!
tocumento dc que Is ]pOrtador.
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I'm CONSUL hEX|CANO FUE De.
TENIDO EN- La P0blACOH
DE- COLUMBUS, n. ~
Los EHPLFADOS De La ADUAHA De PALe-
MAS, A~BAADONAR0N La OfICINA DIRl9
GIfHt0SE Al SUR De CHIHUAHUA
reIeJruma Especial para La PRENSA.

TeIeJrama Especial para La PRENsA.
COLUMBUS, n. NJ, JUNO 23.-Sa
muel Luis Sandoval, consul mexica-
no en- una de las poblacioHes de Arr
IONA, iue arrestado aQIi aver por
oficiaies del Depar.amento de Esta-
do al subir j bordo de un tren queiba
para Ell Paso.
A Sandoval Sc lie hacen cargos &c
violacion a lns leyes de la neutrali-
dad. a SUI familia lie fue permitido
que salicra del pueblo. Q
Los ~empleados de la aduauh en- el
pueblo de Palomas, Chin, han desapa.
recido; marchando al Sur, llevandc-
sc TODD 10 de Ia oficina en- mulas de
carga. La Aduana fue abandonada
aver. :
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Cerca de Hachita, NM.
cruzo la ~frontera otra !
pariida armada
.IcGrama Esnccial para IL PRENSA.

vcIcgrama Especial para Ia PRENSa.
COLUMBUS, n. NJ, JUNO 23.-S.
NoliriaS PARTICULARS Sc han recibidS
aqui de Que un grupo de mexicanos
cruzaron al ladO americana cerca DE-
Hachita, Y Sc llevaron algunos cOoa-
los V mulas. Inmediatamente que
las autoridaGeS militares recibieron
i noticia, mandaron que Sc persiguie-
"a q los bandidos dentrc del terrific
10 mexicano, a donde sc pasaron lu@.
o
20 de cometido ell robo.
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LA DEFENSA DE NUESTRA PA
TRIA

e. abogado Read sIentc el cstimu-
10 dc la justicia y eI 'ardimiento pro
~fesional. cuando. Ell su historic de Ia
guerra mexico-ameritana de AZ, in
quierc las causas que la motivaron j
fila las conclusiones de RESPONSE
biIidad de los dos pueblcs. "Unos
otros fd!ce en- el pr6logo de la obra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24

Fra International; pero sea de clio 10
que fuere, resultan o~portunas las CT
taS que tiace en- su historic ell senior
Read, porque 81 Ia invasion de AZ ira
10 4 ID Union Americana ~consecuen-
cias funestas, la de 1916 podra tam
bien ser causa DE- acontecimientos
des~astrosOs, que estan fuera de toda
provision humane.
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5tcEstOs 1sl /
eeEaS DEVE2sAs

sInaua1In TEus.Tsto psrs 1915 . Esc
YanU4i %" IA CTiS je G2lIinaS &c o.. %i.Gs
vale 81 TeaHdOr Tel EulG9. IutereSan.e re-
lsci@g RoveleSca de ui ytSje pOr las prtn-
c..Iies rGSlOHes y ciuGades del mum
do. =. % - . o -. -. q. - 4. . -. iJc
g Foz de Ia N6.lTaleza. Collection de his
:Crlss : l0VeISs morales :. -. . 2i.2S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24

EStadoS del Sur de nernGtuar Ia eSc!a-
vitud, cosa que no SC Dodia ~consegulr,
dada Ia actitud de los EstadoS del
Norte, sin ensanchar el territorio ma
cional, hallando en- Texas, c~ntonccs
provincial de Ia Republica MeXicand,
V en- otros preteXtos, el Instruments
anhelado para insultar a Mexico has
Ia obligarle a emrapar con Ia sangrc
de suS hijos, en- una guerra, para Me
Xico juSta V saglada, segun estos.
pero para los Estados Unidos deshon-
rosa c injusta, segun aQuellos. e. SUE
20 patrio de un extreme Il otro de
ambas Republicas."
FL libro del senior Read, 4 que nos
venimoS refiriendo. no eS ~proPiamen-
tc una historic de la guerra mexico
americana, sine de sus antecedentes;
Y aSi el autor Sc remonta hasta el deS-
cubrimento de la Florida, las viscisi-
citudes que sufrio esta en- diversas
epocaS' y eHPIlca las rlVaIldades dc
r3za entire sajones y l%atinOs, para lie.
gar despues a la historic de Texas.
sus dificultades con Mexico V dema,
despues.
Para dar tuerza y SolldcZ d sus
a~preclacioEeS, el ST.. Read publlca.
por via de apendice, una seric de
facsimiles dc documentos de gran IN
terts, en- donde Sc conSlgnan las OPT
h'oheS &c prominence" eSI"D''''s
hoftc-a'herlcanoa aceic" oe Id CUE
ira con CHICO '"'e J" pt''a ''
''pFoducF "'Gu''o' &c t-oH H'''"'"v-
nus l." guerra con N'eo-"e'
G 'Iu"t'S general H'"''' '"c o''-'
a'u" POI i" "'"'''''"''' "'"H''', :"
tN"S "e'p'eS "S'CE" -" 'o'
|"e" u't"' ''' mas "''' ''"O"'''
"oS 'i'Oi"''S Ee''S'
'"'' ii"'' - '".S ''N'o
"''' l"e ~
''' '0"'' 20 f'' ~
!'"olu"''@iIe oP"eSlo " '"' "'eu'o"'
) hasta este Qua co"SIdero eS" g"er'"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-24

No IS possible predecir todavia cuaI
sera ell resultado de las dificultades
entire Mexico Y los Estados Unidos,
que estan a punto de provocar ia que
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8BRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

Il HOnbre cue HE . . . . . .. . . 55c
L&TI2s q Il NOTl8 -. e. -. -. 75c
Is Leyelda de los SiSiOS . . . 75c
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Ran Ge ISlalGia o Fl HOMOre FieTS . . 5Sc
Fl Afo Terrible d. . . . E. E. . . CSC
Los MiSerables. : :JTnOs . si.Ss
Los TEaDd.3t0-eS del Mar ~. s5c
= Iu"eli2 : Tres. Episodes dc Ia RevOlu
con frances. . . . d. 7Se
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g DesIleE-o.- d. . . . . . = . . . . . sSc
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EEzaNjScS

ry;zgar,, SeT.ze,- e--"7,scf02 soae7h's DEL
sogEn9 : .,c=go I~ast-usG'o. Ll2Go S4'
-CTt,a-s Il rulg:cGts E.5;HciS del pGe-
RIO Dc Es.ssI CEs mia Jas tSHEss q
!. 80 - r-eps-a y ETsR sucesc &c q
midi te3 Nes;&s. L1ictsR dc ZIG y.
Tcne s=osSs "a
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=LLy.IsS-- Ea7T-Rl =. E. goc
Se-~sST Layste de IA JuYeniud 0 bsEo-
r.ossr.0 al CT!saaaa &c
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Fl d,ahe conside:a c':Lro una
mucstra de cducaci6n hacer muCh0
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