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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
The Girls Job
BY ssIE ROBERTS.


Are you one OF the women who
say. should new and better way
OF doing particular thing be shown
You, We'll I've never done it that
way. and Let II SO at that?
II so, you had better Jump out OF
bed tomorrow morning with the de.
cislon thar you'll never make that
reply. nor hold that point OF Wow
again
Not all new methods are better
than old ones, certainly. But most
VI them are. And 1t is up TO us TO
examine and test before discarding
them
This is an era OF new methods.
The whole world ia turning TO them.
Great and small things are being
done n new ways. Things thought
impossible are becoming realities.
Here is America great new indus
tries are being started. now ideas
are being followed. and new results
accomplished That terrible war
was the handspring OF these actiy.
titles does not make them less yalu-
able. less lasting In the good they
arc auEe 20 accomplish.
with the world in such mood
do not let yourself be hidet0und and
redltionarv Get into the advance
column study now methods. new
points of view BE in the van, not
tbe lelr 40 into The new fields
opened % YOU with confidence. This
word Will never again be tho world
e. was uelore the German cannon
Numbered on the Belgian frontier.
New methods will enter into many
bus inesaes and factories. II Will be
the men and women who are quick
60 take hold O! these new methods
who will got ahead, who Will make
themselves felt. Just you be one OF
these women In addition 20 helping
YOU forward in the battle Of life. 1t
will make you more interesting as
an individual, II will make your
mind quicker and keener and fresh
or. and 81 will make the world a
more worth while place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

pected that sammy had something on
his mind lie did have.
That rcd coated thief thinks he "a
smart thought sammy. Tie Is rob-
blng hts own cousin and thinking
how smart he IS 20 set All those
sweet brown little nuts without the
trouble % hunting TOR them one by
one What go fair FOR one 80 fair for
another. I think those nuts VIII taste
quite as good 10 mo as fhcr possibly
could 20 him. I'll wait a biz and see
what happens here. and then
sammy didn't hnish that. but he
churklei more than ever md IL was
plain 20 see that ne found his
thoughts very pleasant Meanwhile
h- kept hidden and watched and walt
cd Iie felt sure that sooner or later
HappN Jack squirrel would hnd out
what was going on and when he did
There was bound 20 he lively times
about rhcre. lie wanted 90 he there.
You know sammy Jay is very fond OF
excitement he never misses any
thing ~ the kind when he can help
g. So Sammy waited and watched.
and sure enough. hts patience was
rewarded.
Next story: The Qua rrs1 cf Two
Cousins %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
WOMEN FLAY
REP. JEROME

TRAVERSE CITY Mich, Ocf 20
Following a scathing criticism OF
Michigan legislators and the meth
ocs with which they handled lhe
Eaton motion picture censors hip
bill. The Michigan state Federation
Of Womens clubs. as the last order
OF business before adjoTning their
convention here. charged all club
women of Michigan 10 arouse sentl-
ment 10 oust Rep. James jerome. OF
Detroit. who they declare. Is lnsln.
cere and the worst enemy OF the
censorship blll"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
The Poilu's Litany

APTAIN CAUSSEII English translation
Of the Ponus Iany" at Custer The
a fs the nick ~ he Tommy
w. the nickname private The "Poius lany Is
philosophy OF the soldier
Tho captain really the French army ana
tnst French solde we'll Here n is
certain Either you are mohtzed or you
modified modified there need to
modified Of two thinss YOU are certain 1.-the
hind he Ines Or
lines need 20 worry u you are In front OF Two
You resting safe place
TO exposed danger OF TWO
4 cprtAin
need 10 ~orr% II
al two Either you are
slightly n wounded
10 wounded seriously
things
die 10 l- no need !" "HlFt a. ~"
YOU can't worry
As the
Yankees got mold they added few lines
certain Elmer
will 60 20 heaven heaven there i no
to o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
I'm the Silly Night"

machine are here the machine
a do their Tor about
rng NfH
- N TO men school for machine
Tho
Regular rifle
tho hred ~ short
this they viii have all the
savcoh
~ bataons pscicnc
Infantry drill sgnaly and sighting
marching feature Of the
program i be continued indefinitely The idea
nd n "a OF fact
viii be dono az night and so Will creating
tt tr before and
might Great silence ia essential usu
officer me orders
whisper and then sent back TO the staTn
order viii return
enough but happens to
he a this without
one nancng Commands 10 rockies travel
Just as accurately back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

chorus cen'ers IN various parts Of
he city~ The following advisory
committee has been appointed: Miss
Helen PorierGeld, John Hlnchman,
y j Corey Dr G. n Marshall
Miss clara =. Dyar. Charles Fred
crick Morse, Mrs. Martha Holly
West. Miss Grace Guest. Mrs. Mary
IT Christie benjamin James Pot
tor, a recent addition 10 Detroit's
musical colony and who has had
experience elsewhere in directing
community singing will be leader
of the chorus A membership fec
OF five cents has been fixed.
Mrs Eleanor Hazard Peocock
gave a talk on "Fade.7 Saturday aft
ornoon IN her studio I'm the Glad
win building Mrs Peocock is Civ
ing a series OF informal lecture re-
citals with her pupils every Satu.-
day afternoon 4 week ago Mrs
Peocock' talk was on The seplra.
ton OF tone from dlction" and an In.
formal program was given by Miss
Marian May. Miss Clara Major. Mas
Ruth Mari. Miss MARGARET Mao and
Dean McComb Miss Redmond, OF
Ypsilanti gave two piano numbers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
Teuton Sailor Held

NEW YORK. Oct. 2o--Charles w.
Walmum was arrested by federal
authorities today and faces a charge
"of a serious nature" He was en-
ployed on Harry Payne whitney's
yacht. He is suspected OF planning
10 bomb the interned German steam
ship Barbarosa. at the Brooklyn dry
docks, the police say.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
Marriage Licenses

LYMAN r. Goldman. 81. Detroit;
Victoria smith as. New York.
Harry W Buctner. 40. Detroit. fsa-
hello Crick TO- same.
Frank Zawirkl. ca. Detroit. Mary
anna ffynr7iu sha. IS. same
Harry Perrin, 17l Detroit Mildred
Npnj 3d. slulf-
STANLEY. Reader. IT. Detroit. Edith
Rider 30 Same
~ a Thomas. 90. Detroit. Elsie
Saundera Us cufurs
WIN a Montgomery. a.. Detroit
NeUssa D. AlEef. co. same
Frederick Wonder ReCke 90.
Detroit. olga IT, Milston~ a. Same
william Greenwood. -. Detroit
Stellu Dickin8ou. %. Indianapolis
sam Cragatra. a.. Detroit. Mary
Galatians. 90. same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Earl r. I,oundca. 10. Pittsburgh,
Pa Rea wissinEer. rs. Detroit.
John wolfewicr 81. Hamtramck.
Helen Makulski. IS. same.
Arthur r. Shain. 20. Detroit, Ada
l. Roew, 10. same
Earl NJ. Neal. ~. Detroit, Erma
Bollman. rs same.
Nicholas Bobolas. %. Detroiti Maria
Balkanes. 81. same
George KcrbedYndesl 1s. Detroit
Mabel Geveaah. III. Same
colah 'W Jones. 7s, pttrnit Alma
hirkpatrirk. u.s. same.
John Macs. 50. Detroit. Florence
Mocfer on. ST. Louis
Edward J Sweeney. 90 Detroit.
Paula =. Schroeder. 3d. SANE
william J Duncan. a7. Detroit.
Mary NJ douglas 90. Chcbaygar
-. lref Curtis. ~. Detroit Mary D.
WenEa. 20. Pontiac
Charles Schroeder. 90. Detroit Sell
Ms ttschiSe. rs. Rochester,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

NN Nll'h htNi' 70 NAh % t"t'tf
Sammy Jay was proving this n
there was uuNhndy lu AL the Green
Forcst who could .ltch ChsfteIer the
Rcd Squirrel ut Hs thieving ihai
somebody was SAMMY jay You SER.
sammy fs "a thief himself ! am sorry
60 say a. but IN is true as everybody
knows And he is "a very clever thief,
tpu 80 b.ins very clever I'm thl uft
OF 'tesln- sammy was Just the one
silently and keeping ont OF. slght
70 followed .i.tt~rrr and saw him
disappear .u lfHpDf JarAs storehouse
IN The hollow limb OF big tree iu
uiuut" Chatterer "as out and start
irr back for hf@ own storohpuse ~
he old nest OF Blacky tho crow.
-aumv started 10 follow and then
changed his mind lfs knew whore
rhsttrrer was bound for what ~
didn't know was whether or NOT Chat
'rr@r was really stealing those nuts.
Il might. ~ iust might be possible
that thattorer was simply moving his
own stores from ono hiding place 60
another 50 sammy remained right
where he was
- wasn't long before he heard
rustic OF dry leaves end. looking
down. he saw Happy Jack the Gray
squirrel ecampering along with his
mouth fuil 81 beech nuts Up the
tree he ran and disappeared In Ihe
he was out and away iu the direction
pr thc beech trees Sammy TRv chuck
led ~ thought as much" said he
''hntferer has discovered Happy
Jacks storehouse and IS stealing
those nuts 90 fast as Happy Jack
brings them. and Happy doesn't know
w new over - the hole md peAkcd
"aen q hole he cared 20 enter
So FAR ms sammy was concerned Han.
nt l1rh.s stores were quite rafe
nrn sammy few an lftfle way 90
watch and think things over lie
saw 'hat"rer return and hide untfl
Hapny "a had come hack and gone
away again. Then Ch8tterer stole
one more nuts Just a. before and
,1cfd away With them toward his
own storeh"uso IN tho old nest o.
R'aclv ff' Crow in big tree some
distance away sammy ohuokie1 ana
i vsu had boon there 90 hear that
'hurlsle rou would have 90 once sus-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

The wedding Of Miss Edith whit.
ing Riker daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew l. Riker. and Lieut.. Der.
tram w Ainsworth OF the British
army, who accompanied the British
commission 10 this country q few
months ago. will take place today
az the home OF tho brides parent
an Fairfield. Conn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

ETENANT COLONEL 52oth field artillery. has
to IN the school
OF artillery and half Colonel Dryden
OF SILL major ronn
student At the school OF nr II Is planned
higher the artillery brigade
this before the division leaves for France
Fort SIN Of the greatest military camps In The World More
trained artillery and trench warfare The school nusk
technical methods combat In The
artillery school gives opportunity for instruction all kinds OF sunney
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
WIN rell Of Moun,aln..r,

James A. Eurna. or the Kentucky
mountains. will address the meet.
ms in the Y VI. c.. A. Sunday after.
noon He has become better known
TO the American public as Burns OF
the mountains" His entire l.fc has
been spent among the primitive con-
dltions Of The remote mountain sec
tons Of Kentucky.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Bp THORNTON So BU RGESS.
Il Takes a Thief To Catch Thief.
lcopyrlEht. 49, by 7. w Burgessl

1T takes "A thief 90 catch "a thief
This saying IA quite old.
But there's no saying that ] know
IN which more truth is told.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Plano students will be Interested
n studying In advance the program
v hitch Nine Legneka will give Taos
day evening. Nov. p. IN Arcadia,
he numbers OF which follow son
alta in u major CParadlesl. Paste
-alo and Capriccio (ScarlattD, tor-
ceuse and PolonaiSe 40. 1 tChopln
Sonata In p minor GiezO Etade
for the left hand In l. Fat tliuhon-
rtein): Fantasia Orientale tBma-
kirewl. "Angclus" (Godowskyl.
"Mazeppa" tLiszN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Jasmine Door Alicia ScotD. 'One
Golden Day Gay FOSTER, Miss
Braslau. Crying OF Water Camp
bellTipton). Il Herr a Thrush at
Eve" Charles W Cadmanl White
Lilies" (Rernard Hamblen), PRO
Pairia" dedicated 90 Mr. LAMBERT
Murphy. mabel W Daniels.
when the Roses Bloom LoSise
Reichardt. before The Dl ~"
George w Chadwick, Mr. Nur.
ply. "Jardin d'Amour" tNuiller
nozJ. premiere Dance" (MassoncU,
Invocation" fCampbellItpton) d.
When Was Seventeen
"A sung by Jenny Lind
Kom Ktvra" Norwegian folk
songl. Miss Garrison. Chant d."
lorraine" .(Massenet). "Redouin
owe Song (Plusutn Two Grena-
dlers' (Schumannl Uncle Rome
sidney Homer Mr. Whitehill,
,nartet from "Rlgoletto" Verdi,
MISSES Harrison and Bra7As''i,
Mcssrs. Murphy and Whitehil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

The board OF bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal church Will
meet In annual session az Atlantic
city today 10 discuss war work and
the program for tho year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

The Chicago symphony orchestra
viii open the Detroit Orchestral as
collation. season, Monday evening
Oct. 90. In Arcadia The orchestra
Under It's director. Frederick stock,
will play Massenecs overture 20
'Phedre." Alfven's SYMPHONY In b.
major and Casella's rhapsods
italia" Arthur Shattuck, pianist
wiu be the soloist. and viii play
Rachmaninen's Concerto for piano
IN r sharp minor The program viii
be closed with the orchestra playing
The Star Spangled Banner" the
audience 10 sind the words OF the
national anthem.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

The students league of the Tues
law Musicale viii receive applica-
ions for membership Monday aft
eruoon. between > and $50 o'clock,
n the home OF Mrs David lnslis,
30 S. Hancock-ave west where
he membership committee VIII
meet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Judging from tho advance demand
for seats n capacity audience is as
sured for Fritz kreisler. The great
est viollnist ~ the present day. whc'
he appears in the armory. Wcdnfs.
dsy. Oct. 81. The first three wccks
~ Kreisler's present tour have prov
en- that no artist 81 moro popular
Starting In Duluth. Oct. ., krcslcr
appeared before an audience OF 3.1e'
reople and his succeeding appcgr-
auces we're equally successful SeY-
eral Michigan cities were visited and
IN Flint. Jackson. Saginaw and Bat
lie Greek. capacity houses ruled,
reople coming from adjacent terri
tory 70 hear the noted violinist Tick
cts for the Detroit concert may br
had In the ONCE OF the Devoe-Dc
troit management. No. 933 Dime
Bank building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

The only Michigan appearance
this season OF John Mccormack
tenor. VIII take place IN the armory
Monday evening, Nov. - The large
number OF concerts which Mr. Nc
Cormack gives IN New York and
Chicago each season, and the grow
ing demand for his services iron
every section OF the country. limits
the number OF appearances IN each
state Mr. McCormack's ponularity
increases from season 10 season and
the recent $1,000 audience which
he attracted 90 Carnegie hall. New
York. indicates that he IS AT the
height OF his box ONCE drawing pow
ers.
A community chorus will be
formed Monday evcning. IN Central
high school. under The direction ~
The recreation committee Member
shin will be open 20 persons Of
either sex and of any age Similar
~hcruses in other cities have been n
euccess Mhat IN New York SINGING
every sunday afternoon In Central
Park In the meeting Monday even
ing. registration 81 members will
be made with a view 20 establishing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

In the Battle Royal ballots faith Wit
ang friends by the Grand Awards the 10000 Club
The Ninety Per Cent Dividend Period begins October
ends 10 October 25 The 3 than weeks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-20

Next story This Quarrs1 Of Two
Cousins"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
Anericanos arreStadoS
por Ia muerte de
I'M negro
[! cuerpo de este file encontrado
en- ell Rio Mississippi, en-
n. Orleans. La.

NUEVA ORLEANS, Agosto =
Cuatro am~ericanos, blancos, Leonard
Desroche. J. Blum, Charles Babe '
Frank Peppitone. han sido a~rreStad's
Ell Edgard, Louisiana, acusados del
asesinato de Marcel Ruffin, un negro,
cuyo cuerpo fuG encontrado recIenic-
mentc en- ell rio Mississippi. Y que Sc
gun parece, fue linchado por aquc-
Hos individuOs.
Ruffin dcsapareci6 despueS de ha-
Der sido puesto en- libertad. pOr ha-
Der cumplido ST. sentencia en- IA career
de Gasyville, en- donde estuvo preso
Dor vagancia. Su cuerpo fue encon-
trade POGO despuGs en- el rio Mississl-
Phi. tenicndo atados Ell cl cuerpO Va
rios pesos de hero. FL occlso. segun
Sc dice. habia sido intcrnadO en- "a
carcel. por cl cargo de vagancia, uni
co que Sc lie hacia. : no habla come
lido dclito n:nguno pOr el cual Sc le
hub!cra dadO Ia mucrtc que Sc lie do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
RUSSIA ESTA> PERDIDA

WASHINGTON. .Agosto 22.--oe
diplomaticos curopcos, y cs2ccIatmc2.
tc los de los PASSES cscandinavos. c.
timan que e. suM&mentc {. .t.ca ia s.
tuacion CT Russia. .AlG1ro= dc Giles
han opinado que la victoria dc Il rue
ira para los aljados G~esca2sa aho"a
eli los Estados Unldos. pues 0 los
Vn:cos que Duedc" proporc.oAar.eS
cfcctiva ayuda. Los aIiados. cIcca,
no podrin "a co"tar con nlnGrna
ayuda del y&sto pals moscov!ta, debt
do d IL decentralization mi!itar y %
Utica que ~prevalece Ell G. ant,gIo
formidable Imper:U. que de tan Vi
gorosa m4nera venia aycdando d los
aliados. obligando 4 los teutoneS d
distraer Ell eli teat~o oriental de la
guerra ell mayor contingente de sus
hombres que lutheran querldo uti-
liar desde hace mucho tempo en- e.!
tzaCro occidental.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
eI SenadO Ia
Ley contra bebidas
Alcoholics
3sFerase que eli Congreso dara
iaIIbien su aprobacion a
diciia Ley

WASHINGTON. D. c., Agosto ,,
FL Scnado ACADIA de votar Ia pro-
hibicion dc las behidas alcoholics
oara TODD cl pals por 50 votos contra
20. cs docir. 9 votos mas de las re-
que"idas dos tcrceras parties como
mayor:a. Tai enmienGa dice 10 81
g~uicntc:
Ia manufacturer. vcnA y trans
oorjac;6n de l~icorcs cmbriagantes,
lvu;ro del pals y a todos los terrific
rios suictos a Ia Jurisdiction de los
EsJados UniIos. para comcrciar con
e,;as. qucda terminantemente prOhi-
0iIa."
Ell Congreso tcndrj poGtr sufi-
.icntc para l;r. mayor vigo" 4 este
ar;icllo. mediantc una a~propiada le-
gis!aci6n."
La ley de que SC vicne hablando. no
solamcnto 4 los l~icores ob,enidos por
lcstilaci6n. siro tam5itn = IA ccrvcza
= al vino. Algunos intcntos So hicic-
ron para camb;ar la legislation en-
e>tc sontido. pcro no tuy;eron tXito.
Tales fucron los del Senador Hard
wick DC Georgia para cvitar que Sc
aic;cra constar en- cl decreto Ia pro
hi5;c:6n de las bebibas embriagantes
In manufacture. venta y transpor-
taci"n como 10 pedia Hir. Sheppard.
Solamente I;ariwick. BroIsSavd. Reed
= Harding vo;aron por esta Idea.
O.ros g. SenadorcS votaron en- on
tn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
PAREClO LA CAETERA.

En- nuestra edicion de aycT, ap2re-
clio una nota informative en- Ia que
dabamos cuenta de Ia perdida de una
cartcra de piel. c]onteniendo docu-
mentos importantes, que Su dueho
creia haber perdido al subir 4 un
jitney.
Aver mismo, cerca del medic dia.
estuvo en- nuestras oficinas el nmo
Luis Trevino. qrjen nos manifesto
aue eI habia c~ncontrado ell Ia c"Lte'
una car;era que, por las SenaS que
de ella dabamos nosolros. podla muy
bicn ser la perdiGa. y que eStaD" " IL
d~isposicion de su dueno.
Fl ninc. que es hijo del I"g. Ire
vino Arreola, ticne la carteTa en- 81
domicil.o, 500 Labor st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
INTENTOS De ROBO.

Ggandcs alarmas ha sufrtdo. d"-
rante toda una semana. Ia sonora :.
E. White.
Vive Ia mencionada sonora en- "a
casa numucro 503 de Ia cllle de Hood.
y va cuatro veccs, darantc los a.l'-
mos siete Jias. ha scnt!do ru:d"' sos
ncchosos. por Ia nochc. y dacose caeH
IA de que intentan robar!a.
bio partc dc clio 4 Ia pol.et". pa
"a que Sc yigi!e 81 casa, y sc 2Auyei'-
te a los ladrones, para que !" deyeh
viyir en- paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-03
Que no podia levantar
su brazo derecho a la
aItura de Ia cabeza
dice S. W. McCullom
FL r%eumatismo desaparece desrues
de tomar Tanlac, Y ahora Sc
e%ncuentra en- las mas eN-
~celcntes condolences

"Cuando empece a tomar Tan!ac.
tenia reumatiSmo en- el brazo y cn
e. hombro. Y me Sentla tan mai, que
no podia ~levantar mi brazo derecho
a Ia altura de Ia cabcza; pero ahora
puedo hacer tanto trabajo on cual-
0uier hombre en- mi taller" dijo cl
ST.. s. W. McCul!om, el popular pro-
nietario del Shoe Hospital cstabIc-
edo en- el Block del Hotel Orndorff,
sos Mesa Avenue. Fl PasO, Texas.
Esto pas0 recientemente.
"Pureden uStedeS con toia Seguri-
dad clasificarme entire c lgran nume-
70 de admiradores dc su TanIac-con-
tinuo diciendo el Sr. McCullom-por-
que estoy SECURE de que 4 nj me
prob6 muy bien. Para d~esempenar
mi trabajo Sc necesita tener un bra
20 bueno y fuerte. y 4 menos que un
hombre sea Zurdo. tiene que hacer
uso de SUI braZo derecho. mucho mas
ho,,hros 10 ar,r1oor
ha;. n.ooi.aman.o ON nso
.n - n~o;n,I ia mis- ,,oros-
w." nnxa+n +ra- amos srf,; Ias NM
T.I+;o. doI ro,,n,a.;smo o - mi brozo
- hon,h,o o1o,,r,s %
+."vIo. =, o,..1,,.
...4o. 10. naiost;,s :. s,tr;-
$3.50. -. ,a,.;anoh,r o,o do
~ >. .I:.
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NONELAS DIIEENAS.

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hI,aGa en- Is Nl,.a dol Rcl"u'ar lei
NunGo. IN ,urUD cr!0!r, ben en-
II nrnsulrrro. ror n. T.. >-ryon-ou.... 81,
II MINOR De los aITrrr>. NnyrlI emil
mental. ,r:airo t.-Eu~. -a>.I 81
FL inferno Gp los r.l..-. 80 MIA -,gr'P
DC Il anterior. CuajrD Jn.lal>. i",a.-.. s.:
Emrsrariun, par Alfonso gr Nl.Huc.... 5hl
EAIIarlnn. n Fl NagrsrlU Ge ira MaGre 5o'
ri Sl'tO de- IA Ru'a'.I .-.........-... NJ
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al Elias dc ~autl!..ul. I.,.t .- 81. i.-"- S2.H
Historic IL Robinson fru-.-- H-'ur1-o
Ilbrp one provora -"r'H.t" .H-rusas
"mprl0aeS- Ea.lClhu o. #..H 81
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