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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
ACCEPT q men
AT ARMY OFFICE
LARGEST NUMBER EVER ACCEPI'
ED m ONE DAY, AT LOCAL AhM1
OFFICE YESTERDAY.
Marines and Navy Officers Have Busy
, Day Too-Navy Sends Three and
Marines Two.

Tho largest number Of young men Do
string To enlist in the army III one day
were. accented iind passed yesterday, ny
Sergeant, Barker uf thr local r"crnttln;
office. Invent! ono men. the nnrSt lo"K-
ing rrnur that ever left the office. were
sent to the Pittsburgh barracks yester-
div These young men were accepted
yesterday.
Following nrc those who were sent
an the morning train: John s. Crctgh-
ian. Elm Grove: Harry McCausland. Elm
Grows. I.,stcr II. Walters. Elm Grove;
Harvey s. Carnack. city; William l.
Cotton. city: Harold y. Veterinarian
cIr.-; George ". Nnigh;.. Of Pittsburgh:
Percy A. Norton. city: Emmcrth MIG
Greal, city; Charles W. Lane. city: Rob
nrt i. Anderson. city; coward l.. Light
ncr. Warrington, W. Va; Car +. ShnnieE'
civ: Earl Togg. McundSrillc. and Rob
,rt hutchinson. Hutchinson entered The
medical corps and thu others Joined the
aviation section Of the signal corps.
Tho following young mon were sent
AWAY last evening: James T.. Robinson,
Frank Lally, city: Earl +. Bradbury
CITY; Claude T. Hamilton. Silver City
Ncvadn: William +. Cramblctt. Sisters
willie: and Clarence A. Green. Of this city.
Tho mon sent To Pittsburgh by Scr.
rcant Harry G. Christian yesterday were
Arthur " Drummond and William j
Donnie. roth Of this city.
Mate 'gnomcy of tho navy office s"7t
Frank Simpson. John sullivan and Rich
ard Hicks nil OF Mnundsville. Several
other men were rejected at these offices
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
THE THEATRES
Seats on Sale Tomorrow
For Otis Skinner Engagement

Seats will be placed on sale tomorrow
morning Mt . o'clock for the engagement
Of Otis skinner. who comes 10 the Court
Saturday. December Is, matinee anc
night in onn Of the most notable sue
ccsscs. Mister Antonio" Mr.. Skinner
comes to Wheeling direct from 40 won
dcrful weeks in Chicago where he play
cd to moro business than any other at-
traction playing that city this season.
musical comedies not excepted.
In "Mr. Antonio" Mr.. Skinner IS seen
In the role Of an Italian hurdy- Gurdy
man. who Mt heart is n philosopher and
optimi&t and tho part ranks fairly with
his famous hcggar in "Kismct."
He believes in sunshine. chccTfulncss
and laughter rather than tears. The
author. Rnoth Harrington has drawn
some very amusing characters and has
invented the stars role with poetic feel
ing.
Mr.. SINNERS admirable art illumi-
mates every character he presents and
his Tony Cnmaradonia is a lovahlc. jov-
tal, happy go-lucky vagahond, who wins
every heart. The attraction Is present.
cd under the mana Gemcnt OF Charles
Frohman which In itself Is n guarantee
Of its worth.
The original cast including Eleanor
Woodruff, Joseph Brennan. Robert Har-
rlson. Frances Landy. Agnes Marc. Wal
ter +. Scott. John McCabc and Ernest
Kolton will be seen here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
GREAT DANGER FROM
D|SCONT|NU|NG OF
MILK FOR BABIES

Disastrous results If tin" sudden rIS"
in III" cost IF milk. which is causing IN"
poor To drop 1T from the dict al ha''i'9
and young children. arr" rrr"r''h ny NV
experts of the National Children $ bur
eau. who fear widespread sickness ana
a rapid inCrctS" in infant m"rthiitE.
illness milk is continued in the feed
InES.
That tn" situation is drsprrn'" -
shown in lii" reports ri social WORKERS
during the past few weeks.
In New York city lhr mayors COM
mltter on milk. reports that IN" total
Surrly has hcru reduced - per cent
AMI that thu consumption "f milk III
certain parts Of the city has lm"n re-
dur"d 10y half. In the analysis al th'
milk consumed by 1-mt families u II
shown tnat7am"nE them thcr" we're ''l"H
children uIid"! six !"ar@ al aE'. ana
..5%i from l. 1" L. Years "h!. IN" lnIII
estimated Ia IL" Ad"utIar" for th"S" t"mi-
lies was Sl9i quarts whereas th
amount actually purchased Wh:' H.
uunrIs OF In families Wi"' dr"rl'"
milk entirely -: substituted CANNED con-
,lrnS"d milk AMI L.: at III" ~" laIn''
lies visited wrrr substituting l"H an"
ru;I,n. Children under SIN years "i"
were found in "liS case: I" l"' drinking
tea AMI ruifr". For hirS under ON
yrnr old III. amount Of milk rurchas"'
WAS less t(nn that If. lHs:. Y'"r IN NOR
than half tho families. twenty-five
families with babies hay" ceased alto
E"th"r I" buy milk"
IA rhilnd"Iphin social wclIHr" work
.rrs report thai many Of tn" poorer
mothers have p"H"lirally given III h'iE-
inE milk.
The Childrrn's Iiuh.au estimates thai
every child under six should hIN" al
!cnSt y pint and n half "t milk daily.
To meet tn" situation disclosed ny
these reports constant efforts VIII Id
made hy the ,'hildr"n's Bureau II. IN
Iuic families To buy tn" required
amount .of milk. Except in 'nSrs
where tho cost ."f milk is really rrohl'
biliyr for III" N"ry poor. it is believe"
thai families can lr educated In r"allH'
,ln absolute necessity Of buying lnllR
fur their children. That mothers Will
procure even ut Il sacrifice that which Is
essential for their babies was shown Ut
III. educational campaign undertaken !!
few years ago .hy the New York MilR
committee Ia teach mothers III" lnnnr'
: tame" IF clean milk. once chnElnCt'
that baby's life might he IN" price al
chcap milk rv>n III" very r"nreSt In
sisted on buying Il certified milk IN SPIT.
of the increased cost
That milk will have tn hc supplied nj
d ruhlir expense for families wh" cannon
afford Ia buy. il while tho present "Hn"r'
rrncy lasts is the conclusion of tho
ChildrrnS bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
ICE CREAM men
SMOKER TONIGHT
Smoker For Members of Ice Crcam
Dealers Association Postponed
From Yesterday to Today

Tho smoker and banquet Hf the IT,"
cream dealers and manufacturers
which WINS to have been held Inst eve
ming was postponed nj the last minute
md will hn held At III" Windsor TINS
evening. The event WAS postponed as
n number az the delegates We're late In
arriving here.
TIL" seventh annual Stntc convention
Of the Ice Cream Manufacturers aSs?-
citation opened Mt. the Windsor yesterday
morning kftcr n business meeting
the men gathered again in the after
noon. At this session. Mayor c. Nor
gan Vcstcr made an address If welcome
Tho response for the association was
made by S. -. Iaffncr Of EIkinS. w.
Va a number of other good Spoons
were made by tho delegates,
Tho convention will be- resumed thus
morning Mt 10 o'clock mt IN" sam" place.
After the roll call and preliminary "N-
crcises mn automobile tour "f tn" city
Will hc made. This afternoon IN" con-
vention will hc adjourned after tho
election uf officers aud tn" naming "I
the place for the meeting &C the ncNt
convention.
Following arc the present officers: W.
~ Sine. C'larkSburE: president :. x.
Haffner. vice president. Elkims: {. i.
Jamsnn. secretary. Huntington: Ior L..
Wilson, tr"asurrr. Huntington.
The board Of directors consists 81
John Kloss, Wheeling; 10" l.. Wilson.
Huntington: ". NJ T. Sine. harrisburg:
r. .R. Brnhm. F'airmont: s. i. Hammer.
Elkins: G.. f. SIupalsky. Blu"n"ld. ana
Joseph Fnrris. Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Furniture for
Gifts

FURNITURE is sure o: Of
l appreciation as a gift
to mother. father, wife,
sweetheart, son, daughter,
relative or friend, because
there is.nothing more p11r-
teal or useful. The great
or part of our fourth floor
is now devoted to the
Christmas display and sale
Of Furniture for parlor-
living room, library. dlnS
ing room, music room, bed
room, hall, den or card
room-and at the lowest
prices consistent with the
quality and workmanship
of the pieces selected
-aitt shop-Ton-th floor .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practicing physician
for II years and calouers old.time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomcl, but ahealing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the Keynote Of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colorcd tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
If you have a dark brown mouth"-a
bad breath-a dull. tired fceling-sick
headache-torpid liver and are consti.
patcd, you'll hEd quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every
night just to keep right. Try them
7nr and 2N' nor hoy All druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
A Good One Coming

with cotcric Of comedians than
whom there are no more popular. Ia OK
tract the comical elements from the
two-act musical burlrsque. chorus OF
decidedly pretty girls and group or
exclusive special features the Grown
In Babies" will provide unusual enter
tainmcnt at the Court Monday and Tues
day during tho coming week. Harry
Knlcr. is the chief !nstiEator OF fun ana
h,e inc able assistance of Sam Coll
Inns. Harry Wright. jack Callahan.
Grace Palmer, Louise Wright and LII
linn West. Conspicuous in the nlio
arc the Six Diving Nymphs. The Bur-
lcsuue Review and the Hawaiian Dance.
The latter Is sensational novelty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

which IN" examination IS announced.
Th" examination is orcn tn all citi.
zrns of rh> United States who can com
ply with III" requirements
Application blanks. Form 1853. and full
tnfr' nIatirn concerning the requirements
of the examination ran he secured from,
tn. ,"srmastcr nj the place Of racH ncy
or fran ia" United States civil service
commission. Washington. =. c.
Applications should he properly OK.
cculrd and filed With III" commission a.
WASHINGTON. y. "a. at III" earliest rrac.
tiCahl Gnt".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

:, Tho interests Of tho service +" ill the
vacancy by reinstatement. Inc com
pensat!ou nt tbs postmaster at this ~
tice was S":u. for the last fiscal YEAR.
Applicants must have reached their
twenty-tirst birthday on m" dale Of the
examination. with the exception that N
state where women ar: declared hF
statute to b. Of fall age for all purposes
at eighteen years. women eighteen years
Of age on tha dat of the examination
will 10 admitted.
Applicants must reside within tho ter
ritory supplied by thu rrStnftic" for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
OLD. SOLDIER GIVES RECON-
MENDATlON

Gustav Nangtlin. Commander Of G.
a r. Post. Pinckncyvillr, ILL.,, writes:
Il highly recommend Foley Kidney
Pills. which I prefer to all others
have used and Sonsidcr them johnny
on the spot" Foley Kidney Pills
give quick relief from backache, rhou'
matte pains. stiff, swollen joints. Ian
guIdness. pains in groin and muscles
ali other symptoms Of kidney trouble
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments
They assist nature in restoring
strength and Vitality. Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Fourth-Class Postmaster
Examination

The United States civil service conf
mission has announced an examination
TO. he held at Rellaire. Ohio. on January
J.. 1915, as a result Of which II Is cN-
pected to make cert!iCation to I'll con-
ten plated vacancy in the position os
to,trth-class postmaster n Steel. Ohio
and other vacancies as they may occur
ut that Office. unless i shall be decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Books Make Ideal Christmas Gifts
Homo Observation-Disclosures floor

PRACTICALLY everybody enjoys good Book and
L the gift OF Book is as proper between mere ac-
quaintances between the closest friends: TING Book
Shop has something to suit all intellectual taStcSiuSt
the right thing for the tot the youth, the student the
scholar the dcSultorv rcader-and for all grades be-
tween Today we will mention an assortment OF
Books for boys and girls from years up-BookS that
are we'll printed and bound and can be bought for only
35c a volume:
Outdoor Chums Series, by Capt. Quincy ADAMS
Motion Picture Chums Series by Victor Appleton
Moving Picture Boys Series, by Victor Appleton
Tom Swift Series, by Victor Appleton
Boys of Columbia High Series by Graham b. Forbes
Outdoor Girls Series, by Laura Lee Hop"
Girls of Central High Series, by Gertrude W. Morrison
atn floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

The registration certificates f"r III"
Warwnod troop If scouts were given out
lust evening To ScoutmaStcr Hupp T..
niro. This troop IS M. Of III" War
wood Methodist church.
ScoutmaSt"r "a. &. !|yrn"% Of troop No
! Of Tho Second Presbyterian church. has
added fourteen nrw members To III" rns-
ter of his troop. bringing the member
ship to almost capacity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

4 meeting Of tho scouts Of Mckinney
school will be held some time this week
probably this evening. Scout work Will
he discussed. Prof. l.. H. Cooper. has
been named as Scou'master and Arthur
Kcnnan. of tn" Zane Street NJ. L. church
will he assistant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

Manufacturers % rubber shoes in
Sweden have notified their customers
that 10 moro Of thrS" goods can ~"
delivered for this winters trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

Four languages wcrn used last year IN
tho prcnchinG Of tho Rev. Paul InrE"&N
n Presbyterian minister in III" Qu"z;i!'"-
nnugn field Of t;uar"rnaIH. according u"
tho .f;ua;''nhlian news. Tie ~I"'k" IN
Spanish. English, German and tHkchi-
ruel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Wrist Watches
for Men and
Women

WRIST WATCHES
w have come in popular
favor since SO many, mill
tarv men are wearing
them. We are showing
Wrist Watches as good
as YOU can buy anywhere
and at a substantial say
ing:
Women's Wrist Watches.
Swiss movements, $3.50 to
S12.5O.
Women's Wrist Watches, Ell
gin movements, plain and en-
graved, white and gold face.
$500 to $500.
Women's Wrist Watches in
military style, $3.50 to
S11.5O.
Mems Wrist Watches, 1nger-
sol make in 20-year gold-flled
cases, $500.
Mems Wrist Watches. stand
ard 20-year gold-flled cases,
$500.
Mems Wrist Watches, Elgin
90 : year gold filled cases.
$1,000 to $500.
Also most all styles of Inger-
sol Watches.
-Jewelry Store-Main 1loor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Sale of Blouses
$500

Georgette Crepe Satin, Crepe de Chine in the
New Tailored Models. Also beautifully trimmed
with lace Suit rolors and flesh and white. Reg
uIar $500 to $50 values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

Thursday evening, II. o. PorZ fh'
Eoy Scout cXocutir" viii visit the b"Fs
Of the Trinity Lutheran church in their
,,luh room of the church. Mr.. Portz Will
mix 10 the boys on scout work. and il
is likely n troop will be organized there
soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

Army Sweaters for the Boys in Camp
WHAT would he appreciate more than ono of these
w good-ookng Army Sweaters to keep lnm warm
in camp! We have Army Sweaters in fine pllrl stitch
and Shaker knit in low neck style without sleeves or
with military collar and long sleeves and all are extra
good values for the monet-$5.OO, $780, $500
and $50 each ssore-a1het STREET
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Tho scout masters met last evening in
the regular weekly meeting in the most
enthusiastic meeting since the council!
vas organized. They were given nTar-
teal demonstration in wiEwagEinE u!
Sergeant Harry &. Christian OIL inc Ma
rinn recruiting office here. The "cr-
ccurt will continue his address next
week. The meeting was addressed hy
others and was the usual open forum
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
Silk Jersey Petticoats
$500

Models with deep flounc"S Of the material m
all wanted col"rs. Also. Silk Jersey top Will
plain or t,vo-tonc.i 'raffrta ilounccs. These arc
made OF The finest quality materials with elastic
waist line.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30

Nicola Rivano Asti
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30

YerannO eli aneStI?

-zr1o --az1o. Derc-e l1 cues ~
.aso u co.on5z pC-rz gl-l.cara
.1Tlr. 2 -.s.au con "2EZ.2.+
ag~.z.1re cl causa
Sol della EaEoce tsmmo as-
tzcczti d. IN sicaEo che era slz-
10 z1gos5 cauen-e q unto per que
stu ecogo .DlcenGo lCl lnge1-
d.zu0 anc1e rfsIEc. agl goral-
ni che 1llgono r 1ostEe lsJ.J.-
ZonI. Dercls II narno create z
IL fanno Drosperare. Quando es-
sf + G.Egsnti dele dele nostre D.
ti..z.o1i. 81 da~aro z gaeste a-
nina q corJo. spendeDdo denaro
De u grCgna tasca 2 suoenao "
~laaz.onI. cart5 cOsi - u uae-
varo. Cgg. che .JraiHe per me-
rt1 r.. DDcrlssluI 81 2 1ato Sire
ratansnte I'd una colaz ascen-
s.grze vi son, ! ga.gs. che % EDE-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30
Nuova Alleanza

.--0zz. sae- 30 2 eEer1 n de-
generate 2 flo 1o5D.g aCato .
primo uovl-e--o srrz-zgicO 1I
a1esco picco.o Carlo dAGstra
mel. gagglamer-o C=. famos1
battagIiO.
Non 2 che eae5to s5gu0re all
biz pen szro I'd zcczDzFEarsI ZAP
pogglO Ce. degenerate so.ran-0
Oggl, 5ODo .'ll1gnazlone scoC-
Plata In Co.0llz. rlence affatto.
sItOZZ era .n seETe-1 lrCe.lige
h co. Degenerate che. in attn
tempt aveva Gett0 essere il Car.
&. q. 4. Bald 1egno d un vesri-
20 = lghe, dl IN 1uuer0 al ber-
TectO, di una cateaa al piede.
Ogg1 eg.i IA so.tanto sc0perto
le sue DatteIe, z non E piu pos
si0lIe taneT ce.ata IA mobile al
.earza
Che Eitozzl era fin daI Dlinci-
piC ln segTeta inte.Iigenza col de-
generate, 10 dlm0stra j fattO di
aver detto IN glOrno a Costanti-
no Costancini che pf0testava
contIo 10 FOgna ed il suo scu5ac-
chino. Bada al fatti tgoi 2 lascia
n pace gge-gCmO,
L.a..eanZa GanqUe Imouta al
DUul tempt della " "C.0aca" 2 Vi
tOzzl I1a tenIta naac1s sta. in O.
maEgID II -accG 2 ben 10ti iste-
n. dI 10 padre, hi oarcamenara
ira gli uni 2 g.i a.tIl 2 tralTe
vantaggiO dale discordie c0Ionia-
H.
Eoi ci raIiegIian1o di questa
aiIeanza, cUi participant anche
] pTOmUlgatOri di sincerita ci
accingianO a combattere contro
PinterO DlOcco, nella certezza di
raccOgliere mOIte vittOrie in una
soIa ciD q breve scadenza. +
per HUscire meglio neIrintento
dal DrCssimO uUmero In poi III
speuderer0o parole nostre, ma RI
prCduITemG tutto cio che del pa
Dire di Nitozzi hi empire detto IL
degenerate q queIHaItrO che Oggi
mangla J.. pane uaganZe se.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30
Non saunO pIu Z 1uaIe
Sa1rC vCEzrsI

-1s-t- per ~ della
gr-55l--a -G-Easca electorate enc
a#a r=-a- -11-1--.@-1 fare
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30
Una Lerrera da Chicago

Carlo De Sauls 4 P-Late.rr
Lz L--=---C Ia sug E=-=u0 81
sc=LZC l- DCuer-co -e--der-e
Chicago. una -e--e-a con Ia g-.
-= 10 au-1-ILZa q farsi -=s-.-u-
dial degenerate I'll -0-art
p-l--a-LE.I -4E-0 tempo ia.
Il De SAINTS ST s-- -ac
la- degenerate. ma -u=s- al
lC--a-La i- res-L-uZ-o-= 1a -.sr.
s-C
>cTIvi a tue geuerO g mi0 coz
pare NaSceGZO di D0uenIcO. G q
eli che 10 riPagher0 appena =
in pOSSes>O della dOte della nj
terra mOglie.
Il De SAINTS. esCerueLa--1 q s
mile EIspOs-a. e du1ICand0 che.
degenerate non avasSe La--a
.sUa secolda virriua. 81 Z reca-
a denunZiaIo ala poLizia.
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-se-t. a-gr-.aaH rsr-sgaa~i non
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mi -r arf.r1 r1gara -I-g5arfs l1.a-
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-30
VITE PARALLELE
La CdYdIIettd G il Dr..
CuridngiOIO

M0.t cl douandano chi sIa mai
c0.gl che sclve sul.a "C.Osca D.
della decinaa strada. nascondeu-
iosi soto 10 pseudonimo di Gu
rlangI0.O. Sc f0Tse non zIa que.
tale fg.io 5astardO di Esculapio
che. aIl'epoca del fauOsO ed indi-
ueutca5i.e goIn4letto u Ri5e.-
.e, aveva assuutJ il nome Gi Sara-
ma, TlevCcanC0 que. mCstTC Gi
be.lezZa del CaTGgcci.
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Infatti Ie preusioni 81 son0
parte avverate. perche la Cl0a1
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II nome di Satana, nelIa sua IL
belIione cOntrO GeOva, non 81 ad-
dice al bastardo di Esculapio, il
quale ha sempTe vissutO di stII-
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letta tatTice2
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