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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-09

Jelly Roll-Make the sponge cake
mixture, and bake in one shallow pan
twenty minutes. While it is yet warm
cut off the edges, and spread the cake
with any kind of jelly. Roll up. Put
in @ cool place until serving time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-09

. Sausage-Arrange link sausages in
a single layer in baking dish. Put
them in the oven and bake very slow
~. When brown turn and brown on
the other side, Remove the sausages
and make gravy. by adding aSlittle
water and brown -four. Pour over the
sausages., ~. .,&4~5 .- ....a,.*5 as@
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-05-09

Strawberry Ice-One quart Of ber-
ries Extract the juice. and strain;
one pint OF sugar, dissolved in the
Juice: one lemon, Juice only: half pint
water. sSls "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
ATHLETIC CLUB
WILL HAVE SOME
CD OD SH O VI 8
SOME CLASSY CARDS HAVE BEEN
CONTRACTED FOR AND THE
MEMBERS ARE LOOKING FOR
WARD TO SOME CLASSY BOUTS

Al Edwards, manager of the Ard
more Athletic club, returned from
Lollas last night and stated this
morning that he has purchased all
necessary paraphernalia for the new
club rooms and will have it installed
within "A few days While in Dallas
Mr.. Edwards met Jack White of Chi
cago and had a long conference with
him relative to his appearance here.
White has agreed to meet Lonnie
Tucker here on the night Of May 80
If agreeable to Tucker Big Bob Will
liams was also matched with Texas
Tate for June 5th. The two men have
met on previous occasions in which
Williams was the winner once and a
couple of draws were afterward given
the pair. Red Henderson has agreed
to meet Tyler Thomas of Nevada,
Mo, here. HENDERSON beat Bobby
Waugh at Galveston May first and
young Reynolds in Fort Worth May
5th.
Young Togo, the Jap athletic in
structor. has been secured as in
structor for the club where all the
members will be welcome to his ser
vices without extra cost Togo will
be here Thursday.
Mr.. Edwards desires that all who
contemplate joining the club to do so
at once, cards can be secured at the
following places:
V. c. Suggs, at the Ardmoreite; ].
w. Dorrah, jeweler; NJ. G. Woodward.
II Washington street; Thad Finley,
Il Washington street. Bomar Drug
store: Thompson & Wortham; Toll
son Cigar store; City Drug store;
Frames drug store, West Main street
The club will be located in the Led
better buildins his East Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
PROUD OF TIE GOSPEL"
WAS THEME LAST NIGHT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)

enough 10 live in forever. For nearly
thirty years. the evangelist said, he
had been looking for, and listening
70 hear Of. q single place il all the
world where these precepts were IN
practical application b. al the peo-
ple. II re ever found such place
there vas whe-e he vas going TO
make bis home on earth. Nothing
IKE i This side OF Heaven. We lit
re dream Of the wonderful things
he g-s7=i al Go to- L. # Te Only
-.Te Il a chance
II Eorrztzy. superintendent Of the
Bronx Zo9. t5-i =. evangelist that
e -1o1g1- /, would require many
generations Of civilization and educa-
rica before -ae natives Of Africa
would ever 6s brought up any where
near where We were that tie chu7ch's
theory O. eTan nge..zing them was q
hopeless undertaking. In answer 70
his friend. Dr. Williams cited the eX-
rersnc= OF Prof Darwin on his first
r.s.. 10 the South S=a Islands where
Ee saw the csu1i5zl inLa5italrz feast
t-g u.oa their roasted enemies, moth
s-s even feeding their little children
the bloody flesh Of their slain foes.
Ee thought they were not human, be.
~ond all hope: that the missing link
had been fo--d. Ten years later he
returned again and behold, these
South Sea Islanders were Worship
Ing Cod. Singing his praises, clothed
and in their right minds, tender and
loving towards their enemies, send
ing missionaries TO those who once
sought their lives. What had pro
duced this wonderful change? Christ
ian missionaries had gone there with
the gospel Of the Son Of God. We are
not ashamed Of it. This is no eXcep-
tion. Wherever the gospel has gone
the same results have been obtained.
DR.. Williams cited Belle PLANE
Iowa, where some years ago he hello
a meeting. 1t seemed to be most
! God-forsakcn place, business meT
even planning 20 leave it for the
sake of families Rum ran riot in
| the town, obscenity and vulgarity
were rampant, the devil had his seat
there. But DR.. Williams hooked VI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

with few praying souls and tackled
the proposition. No church house
was large enough to hold the people
He led them to build a tabernacle
the first of it's kind known of, the
pioneer of the modern tabernacle
movement. The gospel was faithfully
preached, Gods people took hold in
dead earnest, things began to move;
whiskey men and their business were
driven out of town or put in jail; the
tone of the place was revolutionized
in every way. We are not ashamed
of the Gospel What the Gospel will
do for one place it will do for every
place if we will only give chance
to work and work with it.
What it will do for towns and
cities it will do for individuals as
countless instances prove, and as
every one knows, and as many a
saved, sobered, sacrificed soul living
today can gladly testify. Let US give
the gospel a chance in our private
lives and in our churches to work the
wonders of Gods salvation in those
we love. No other known force can
do what the gospel can do and has
done 1t is the need of the world.
The evangelist was at his best and
the sermon made a great impression
Several made open confessions of
faith in Christ.
The appointments for the day are
as follows: Young peoples prayer
meeting, composed of all young peo-
pies societies in the city, at Broad
way Baptist church at I o'clock this
,vening. DR.. Williams will speak at
the tabernacle at 7:45 tonight. His
heme will be Amusement, Harmful
and Helpful This will be mastery
discussion. Every one ought to hear
{. There will be a three o'clock
meeting Wednesday addressed by Lr.
Williams.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your Rkln iH yclow--compleXi0r
DaIiid-tonGuo coated - appetite poor
you h-vo n bad taste In your mOuth-0
lazy. no-Hood fcehng-you should take
olive Tablets
Dr. Edwards Ollvo Tablets sub.
HNtuto FOR Culomcl--wcrc prepared by
Dr. Edwards after II years OF study
with his patients.
DR.. EdwnrdS olive Tablets are puro.
w vegetable compound miXod with olive
oil You viii know them by their olive
color
n You want n clear. pink skin. bright
cycn no plmplcH "a feeling Of buoyanCy
iilto childhood days, you must get at the
CnuHc.
Dr. Edwards Ollvo Tablets net on the
liver ana bowolB Ike calOmcl--yct have no
dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
Ctlpltion Ihnt'H why millions Of boxes
nro mold annually at 1Oo ana zoe per box,
All drugglHtA
Take ono or two nightly and motto the
picAriug rcrultA
Tho olivo Tablet Company. Columbus o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
PERSONALS
ut asa u y u u n = u = t

IN. Eal.r< ~ @a1H Tss 10 Tie
city te1aJ
60, ana W-. s.aaey sg2gs len 'or
Tua tacay
J. Claaeay oi h1a va. . business
yisiisr t.1ay
H. sl,yer Of Dagis va. .a .He c.ty
today Oh b1s'H'ga
J. 8. Cu ot He.t yaa 90 tae city
Loday oa bl.Iaees
H o. Dnnas NJ Springer Daa 10
,he c.ty t,day oH aga.aaaa
Sam BoDer oa and wife Of Marie,
a.. vcre in the city today
q. j. hpp.e len today Tor ten
day. fishing trip On White River.
W W Clements will leave tomorrow
Tor business trip " Dallas. Texas.
Dir. and Mrs. Art Naylor Of Paris
TezA1 are IN the city guests Of Mr.
and MrE. Al ~ Rice and other Ara
more friends.
Mrs r. G. Bridgman and Mrs. S. a
Apple have zone 10 Dallas where they
viii be guests at house party there
thi8 week
MISS Ada Dudley Of Marysyllle, Tex
~. Was here on brief visit With hei
aunt. Mrs John f. Easlcy and lef
this morning for Durant 10 visit witt
her sister, Mrs. Frank l.. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Tcnncry wh'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
pea.eomeers of state oreanIze

PcaceOfnccrs Of State Organize.
The Oklahoma Peace Officers As6O-
citation was organized at Oklahoma
CITY May 2 and vas largely attended
by officers from all over the state.
Chief OF Police Hutchlns Of this city
and Police Commissioner Joe VI. Lon
don attended. A complete organiza-
tion was perfected with the following
'Ofhcers: Emmett Greeg, chief Of the
Santa Fe service, president; Commis-
sioner Joe VI. London OF Ardmore 1st
vice president; Chief Of Police w. b.
Nichols. Oklahoma City, secretary;
Chief Of Police Mitchell of Guthrie,
treasurer
It was decided to hold the next an.
nual meeting at Guthrie
The Ardmore contingent was very
much in evidence and were selected
to serve on several important com
mittceB.
The object Of the association Is &c
promote closer official and personal
relationship and cooperation among
peace officers and others Interested In
the enforcement Of the law and the
maintenance Of order in Oklahoma
/ to elevate the standard of service, to
secure pensions and retirement laws
a ta ~ Z
for prevention and detection of crime
II is believed that the association will
embrace a membership OF 1000 before
the next annual meeting, and it Is con
sldercd the strongest effort ever made
for the suppression of crime in the
, state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
A Elithesome Profession.

From a paper read in San Francis,
co: "The true funeral director is Sc.
rious, but not gloomy; dignified, but
not morose; gentle, but not fawning;
self-possest, but not self-conscious;
quietly masterful, but not bossy; alert,
but not fussy; watchful, but not nerv-
Gus; a kindly, unassuming master OF
ceremonies. Boston Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
Baseball Fans.

The u. & S. Confectionery is a pop
ular place each afternoon with the
baseball fans of the city and there are
many of them. The scores are re-
cciyed by wire and posted each after
noon. from the American and the Ma
tional associations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
Elusive Scissors.

A colored ribbon tied to scissors
will give many minutes that are 9TH
erwise spent in looking for them. A
piece Of ribbon is pretty nearly sure
to show where the scissors are half
hidden under papers or sewing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

Fifteen members of the Oklahoma
City Booster party will return home
tonight after the arrival of the Boos-
ter train here and the Santa Fe will
operate an extra sleeper on train 3
tonight from Ardmope to Oklahoma
City for their accommodation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

Yeu have as deep desire 70 DC
ricat On the question 4" "oh"P
srnusernents 80 anyone. Then be Tree
70 hear Dr.. Williams tonight. ne VII
,si, ,,u AZ the tabernacle a. 7:E5
tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

have been here from Eo1thern Texas
f,r severaI days. left here today i'f
sgr,sgr where they viii spend several
assEs visiting al the Oklahoma
health gesort They win oe accom-
,s-led b. their soa. C,a11 Tennery
and qife, Who viii remain with them
q aeek Or longer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

Or. Wlliaus ia neither . rsnter nor
abusive in his discussion Of amuse-
rrents. Hear him al the tabernacle
al 7:45 tonight. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

We in krdmore are not afraid or
ashamed to hear any man discuss the
amusement question when he does it
like Dr. Williams at the tabernacle to-
night at 7:45. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

You are Christian and yet have no
heart for personal work for the lost?
Well, maybe DR.. Williams can help
you tonight at the tabernacle at 7:45.
10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

The test Of amusements is the test
Of actual experience. Hear Or. Will
liams give il at the tabernacle to-
night at 7:45. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10
STREET STORIES
sssas saasa aaa = = ::

y. r. WaIlng Sc here from Houston.
Texas. visiting ~itl l.s D'otaer in
lay. l. r. B1rroE III Wa-lag is z
contractor and builder and .s here 10
s15,ah Dlds I'll s,De large co1s'r-c-
ton 4o-z which vi. BE- begun 10 mis-
r.y within a short time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

Come and let US reason together on
amusements with DR.. Williams at the
tabernacle at 7:45 tonight. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

Phone 1854 for your weeks supply
of groceries, and note the saving.
7-3 SPENCE DAVENPORT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

The Eclectic "Sanatory Method"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-10

sasssasau a n a u I .
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09
POLITICA IIENUDA

Gztos e-an i0s mems dgfE1spres de
n anrm.f5tu~i y eos ~a,~EaGHr't.~ "
l2 n@a1ria- Los slsoi6chas C@ITar-
CHIMES sa pu%ierHan muT anc1Os GU0r
uue c~raye1on mne "a mo tPndr-Gn oroo-
sFbolxas en- IL euloresa lie! saGuea
com=tirncio|&lr do7Ge ei morcenTo en-
uue Sc les renG.iam los Qn2 les h&a@g:ar
la ccmDetemcja. pero III Te7nnS gre
n1rorgto SEE fasr@aia4rom Los tl4n&fUGas
DE la cavsa del ,cumpaGl'e IJ0retao
te zc- wente re2siva = s3mEie duser-
rar;ora del maaurco lie nos @mGIns de
Don EeHws-
No h2 Sic Fasat n1u:loo tiiempo sim
cue Sigan ell eiampio sic CEGal5o To-
dos .0a gme stEsPlran poor "a T!La del
fGan1ole lsu2o actiTo : tho pG@EBen
scr, +i aGr;in munDcS., m~antenedores
da um orrhcn ,qIe fu2ron loa Prime-
r0& oen rras-CrE&r.
b 1alicntras tamDo. nuestra natr:@
@~earuil=i dSatrutanAo de ios hieneg
a-Ic l.. husc0 rl nunca b5en g0orifi-
cado CarranMa cua-pdm 9e lcHamt1 en
Co&aui,a para conHesrtir 4 Ia Re-
0n1!ica @n u!Ga inH,ensa rcnc"a tie
hanGolcrGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09
PIC Sc, ~2E%uELTEN

ETagr-eno GjarTEE'ao ; jose l~es %Sa-
laya;- r6n- arr& coli m~ i"narDrr~ H." Ju- irr>-
NOS gmaio&. u Cuicnres Sc Des %ycEGac2-
8aa g1rc qucrJian unirsc al los rsir2n-
t. .ala,.-. a..i.nH .r deg aial gym" h",iI-
via tiemen nergiienza y est;in imposi-
1jl5Gado&, por No G@mto. D2ra asorIar-
sc cam los criaminales G2 oficio que
caDi-ame& dom %=nus.
Mo Iudo 1ra ie ser infoirEmioE pl-
II los UUc sUf.'iTriOs In .IerGiG re&-
TRINA. .sIs tH.isce&aa del c~arracian@.
I2 rgame.o cl .ruanho sc siente s'sa-
n.ula,E0 Ri l-piritu GgGnG2mcIyt2. nj
Garnos clem.a die gne. &esPuEs ne
rur&a7lo toG0. TIES ha quetado una
~fi1le&a ianlHnsa= Ea Gign5dad Gnco-
iame: y Gl~ ,@srecho sIp:@rao: cl DE
TachaHa' :,r,a GIesRrecio ell comD&cDO
Ge los TerCu&as &e muesrta Dalria.
-. com1o la aa~tisfaoci@n intiima jc
utraGnos ~an@:ta5os de DO impur'a
launG2Ei@n RE miseHia y Gesh0noc
GEN. Invade j. rncs.12 tisgga mil yeccs
raeaGichaGG,
n-rc TT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-09

SIR lrn n~rn5lIo habiando EN- .esto"
dias de ql2e nlGJ@ fn iorcHe 9e 'ce!eona-
na nn Il i~rforlua@ada e5ud2a DE- Chi
nrlanua u.aa conmenci@n aamaia~te 4
la cl1e en- .Aguascalicntss tuTo COMO
snmsnlal@le reaulc&5o e. ~deaEulcla-
miento complete de l2 1Sapublica.
.AuueIla. ucmo l& pr6NiHa@, comic coz
e- Indispensable psrmiso del Prime
.Iare mc.ra ticll5cIar amPLiame nte So
bT= um @uniaimno programme de SobbaT-
n.o reformation rGRr respond, segram
er rrira 10 Dr. Jus lCiudadanos &rTr0d0s,
a Las .--sras = mobiles asErigDc9ones del
pnn5lo, Po- m:.a que pn IL c0~nriemcl1
Ge rasi rocIos los se5oires "EseneGaIes"
,e=ta Gba ese pueb5o &a Lido. rs , seli!-
re-. Trmioo @ue pagj, paga = la&aI4
Ia@ c@n1fih@rSunEa,
.S0c.a ezis.e le particular Mi eztTa-
no ca esro: e. T. hi@toria dix todos los
tic2nDos: &c. c~onsacuencia ln1aea!2ta
del funcionarriem1o ~econ&micO lie
nuaste4as observation-disclosures socIales- Pc
TO TO lamcnt2ybig- 10 d0!orosn, JD cruel
pas,:2, los qua Iuch&n por -a Te.Tl3ndlca-
,ci@1 de hos 5i~crcch@s DE sas muche-
,lun,b1gs 0rrrimid&s. Is el neclC he
CUBE mo cs Ia TollntDG popular l2 CTle
.zagpciona, ea las cunT1@:1ciom>es del Sc
NOR CG4u.anza- neformas Y programmes
GHge deben r~BeriT&rse cEc-nsI@amr2nLe
de De- ~rerdaGIeIl sobe,SSnEa macdonald
LIS asambleas q que 'o0nT0%.a el Fri
mer JRfc s@r1 de carr5rugr Pa1tidariS-
ID: son %jlnta-s de ~''genef2IeS ca11tan-
cis-aas.'' ~sacuerGos de prrOfIio lnteGres.
,0on8ajDs die rauGiilaBe insolRnre r do
mimaGEor- fuerZa brTta que se inmnCne
sCltre r0dos. a.nso-u.amnnf9 E0Gtos hos
interaSas de Ia co-ecIiTidad na2l0naL.
DE ,aGrli - dedgca SIM eEtfuelZ0 al
guron, % que el SENIOR Ca1ran2a : los
suyIos 5~gttoram Ell 10 absolute el l.
sa.Gableismo ren qNe se tradncen las ne
v~oluc6ones tgeciras tie buena fe, cna
moblas = muy elemadas ~tendencias, %
GHnr, mareados por el trIur1f0 mera-
naanre material die lo que Ilaman s1
r72.usa. GREEN qrae ya el pais entgro per
-enpere 4 c.lo5 Ge mna mamera 3nGiscu-
rib.e y GefimitiTa.
Pre6e sar Cne rarnbien ronrurta
la rircu1lst2ncia Ge TUE Ell senor Ia
-ranza taRga c0zpo pnEsblo 2s1Glusiva-
mente 4 los actEales huHnbres de cazfG-
bfna y machete, y, EN- tai cosa, debe-
Igpos deploIar, con toda al almaa, ell
rssbo DE los m~Rxicanus. esq e~s1recrez
de crItario CUE, E0r ley sociological
nc0ntroTertible ser3 de- 6esaztros;as
= rras-arEEen-ales consecuemcras- an
ire pttas Ia DE haoEr impossible la
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CAR.gCaTO

rardadeEa Eaz, -a paz orgsla5ea tie To-
%aci&n.
III Primer Jefe. dal!a 81 ya como-
c;da tns.2ru5ez haturr&. ITO ha me-
mnsler de ~in1icaci0nes ni noaDtrns
r~rrtenGcno& Ihac&rscl@s; perm. en-
nae&tr0 c0noceplG, clGeHons que. para
que aGupllaz loonTenciones snan DE- ne
sult&2os sGt:SfactDIGns. ss necssita
gIe los i~nten23Ps marSon2les. %oonjym-
s=lma;51e. @at&n ernresem1G.Io ", pzIa
S~ograr.o. ser5& Indispensable que Co.,
da E,-gad0 nombrar& GeJrgad0S coripe-
aar1tes. conneeGrreS de las e&igenciaS
.ca maneaal de su suejo. 81 &sl ro se
hc.ce. reSas. alosuldlm2mte l~LaIlDCas
comvcnciones de don Tenls:iAncr no
solo f~1racasaoG.n- aimo gue segTGir;an en-
tnIracr.end0 carEG wrZ m&&s Ia medBdas
qma Il Fa,ppio Pr5mer Jafe ir1tente lie
var a la p,Srtica em PRO die In comse
c1ciU@ de Ia paz, la asamI6lea de
Aguascaliemtes podE;a &ecir 81 n0a eGgi
T'cpcamos.
Por 10 cpue re q Ia de Quenetaro,
pr6xirna Il Ncrsficar'se, segin las nh
5crma9c5ores GIe ia pH,arlsa personals
tn dal seiI0~ Ca-ranza- va Il ~nrTestir
,el mismo ~caracter Ollie @a anterior. va
4 ser orra iumta solGHdesca o hos
mEzrn2s o seIoe PARTIES rHsnIrados.
81 nos Eijarnos EN- eI detaIle de qgle
IL de :Agrascal1entes see G%eclar6 Sc
berana, ron la tenGencia po.itica he
elirninaf' Z don Temus.ja.aD del campo,
n0 sera diiicil que ahora el PriHner
Jefe. colocado annie gns.Mes cpTnpTO-
mis@a. p~aT,priZaGo :aIlbe ia msagmiElDd
de ICES pnob-emas que reclaman s9ln-
ci6m nnuediata-emtre ellos eel eeDn@-
mico que GH mCdo 1r=Iatiw0 ounstitn-
IKE pa1a hoy el fIacaso de- mrorimien-
rC-pretlenda qnaE- c@InG Ea icy :ante-
rsnrr los sc Dores ~generales' hnsquen
10 sesgunda ediciGn de Eulali0 ESmtie-
lTez para Gne aobre la momtHfia DE
FIJI imhecilid2d descaEgue -a ReFat-l-
CO Ia tampeSrad de graHisimaS nesP0rl-
~sa5ii5dades que N empie2an q iiHi-
ciarse CON ell hannble Gie Las muche-
durnbres r~eopuJares, para las qgae La
revo1uci6n solo ha tra65o l&grimnas, SUI
fr;imientos = ;amgustias infinitas.
81 eel case se ~presenGa asi, GpO muy
tarde tenaremus q.le decir' al saffor
Car9anEa Qne es Tn infiGeHfe. u1 CO.
oaiTGe: gue e. e., , mo nasotros, e!
Tsrdadsro y fnico enemigo de la rs-
voluci6n.
EFAMINNNMDAS.
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PEa== Il la Rr9sirsa 3a-s csdluzraa II
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MFEDO QUE TE2GUENZA

Tatoa los plazos que ha 7Tuesto ell
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