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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-14

After adjournment Friday evening there will be an
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-14

1000Response by Norman Brighton Minister of Church
Fargo
1020Address by Miss Ada L. Forster Minneapolis Rep
resentative of Christian Womans Board of Mis-
sions.
1100Address by Geo P Rutledge Editor Christian Stan
dard Cincinnati, Ohio.
II 45-Appoinment of Committees.
Afternoon
200-Praise service, r. B. Town, FIaxton.
220-Address by f. w. Burnham, President American
Christian Missionary Society, Cincinnati, Ohio.
3O0Address by Rev. j. w. Anderson, Pastor Congrega
tional Church, Minot.
330"Junor Sunday School Work." by Miss Beulah Ward,
Secretary of Y w. c. A., Minot.
4O0"The Old Gospel in the New Prayer Meeting by Rev
c. L. Clifford Pastor NJ E. Church, Minot.
420-"Let There Be Light" by Miss Louise Berghoefer,
Wilton.
After adjournment Friday evening there will be auto
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-14

Ii annual SlAIE CHRISTIAN CUNVENIl(
Gathering TO Take Place in Christian Church in This
Jnne 22-24, He'd Under Auspices Of North Dakota
Christian Missionary Society
The annual convention Of Churches and Disciples
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-06-14

G. J.. CIliford, Pastor M. f. Church, MlnOt.
4:20"Let There Be Light" by Miss Louise Berghoefer
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
HEALTH NOTES.

The Health Department desires IT,
call 70 the attention of all those who
are maintaining stables that the or
dinance pertaining 20 stable litter
must be- vigorously observed before
the beginning OF fly time. In order 10
make sure that there will be no sta
bile litter breeding places for flies. it
i. necessary that disposition OF the
manue pile be made AZ once L
procrastination is INDUCED in the de
sired end will surely not be obtained
First, because by another two
weeks the roads viii be So bad that
farmers cannot prohtably haul man
ure
Second. because by the time tho
roads have improved sufficiently 10
permit of easy hauling the farmers
work will then be open and he will
not bother with manure
The department has been trying to
help stable owners from becoming Il
able under the ordinance by having
the manure hauled away during the
winter. Some have been offended be
cause they have had other plans for
the stable litter But when the party
who feels his rights have been impos-
ed upon stops to consider that if the
Health Department did not haul away
the manure it would be exposed in
violation Of ordinance No. 90, which
necessitateS fine being imposed
costing in every instance much more
than the manure is worth for fertil-
zation purposes. The department
further urges that all those who in
tend to keep either horses or COWS
during the coming summer should
at once construct their fly tight man
urc compartmente.-Ad
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

must be conceded about twenty
points before the meet takes place.
hillsdale won the meet last year with
he highest score ever rolled up IN the
VI l. A. \. and will have practically
the same team she had last year, so
the Maroon and Cream warriors will
have their work cut out Ia pet Alma
placed at the ton Of the heat
Alma has some good track timber,
however. Coleman, who Will captain
The track team. should be able To aid
Alma with point on so in the dis
&; nee runs. Coleman was the only
Alma man 10 bring back "A whole point
to his credit from the VI l. \. A..
classic last year and hence was elect
cd as captain Of the 1917 team.
The return of dig" Gallagher has
given Alma one track man that is a
star Of the first water. Gallagher
IN his years at Alma college, previous
10 his invasion of Colgate i'm the east,
had II habit of running round loose,
and bringing Alma college about a
uozen points IN every meet in which
ne was entered. At his last VI. |. a.
4 meet he was the individual scorer,
bringing eleven and fraction points
Ia the Maroon and Cream. Gala
gher's long suit is the distance runs
and he can 90 few around the elm
der paths. This year with good
training Gallagher should Guido all
previous efforts and bring still more
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
MCKINNEY RE.NoMINATED

tContiuued from Page One.
with one scattering Ona motion the
uajl,t was declared formal and vii
liam Amsbury made the unanimous
choice of the convention as the can
cidate for the Office Of clerk.
The fist informal ballot sor a can
ddatu for the Office OF city treasurer
brought results. q. Y. Wright receiv-
ing thirty four votes on the first bal
lot after which the inforrlalt ballot
was made formal and G.. Y Wright
made the unanimous choice of the
convention.
As the democrats had place" IN
nomination for justice of the peace,
Atty. -. l.. Johnson. for the long
term, the republican convention voted
Ia leave the place open on the re-
publican ticket, feeling that the city
Of Alma had great need Of legal
mind as Justice of the peace IN Al
IVA. and have thus assured the elec-
ton 81 Atty d. L. Johnson to this
Office. Following two informal hal
,ots foi a candidate for justice OF the
D, ace for the short term. \. II. Stone
won the nomination, over such candi
dates as Francis King, +. r. Pollask!
md James \. Greene.
Chairman Albert p. Cook named
the following city committee. after
which the convention adjourned
FIRST ward j. II. Fuller: second
ward. ". Goodies; third ward
Ray Tomliu, fourth ward Charles G
Probes
last Friday night the varioua ward
ciucuses were held and tho ward
tickets placed In nomination, the del
crates chosen to the city convention
Folio ine are the ward tickets;
First Ward
For .upervisor-l Z Fuller
For alderman-John $ knocrtzer
70, onstable-Gcorge Brown.
Second Ward.
For Supervisor + W Goodies
70, alderman -D W. Adams
Foi constable Otto Hawlcy.
Third Ward.
For supervisor Charles Plowman.
Fo,. alderman Charles O. Ward.
For constable George Brown
Fourth Nard.
FOR supprvisor-H VI rage
For alderman William Knudson
For constable Clarence Wheeler.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

points 10 Alma college The track
fans v.ll ue looking for Gallagher 20
do just this thing too ie runs the
hall. the mile and the two miles, and
tops this OH by hitting up quarter
mile in the relay race Two years ago
he was a member 1T the relay team
which broke the Nj t. A. 4. relay roe
ord TO pieces Two years ago Gala
gh.- was elected captain of the team
Of 1916, bat was not in college here
last year
Malcolm Smith, Hoolihan and possi-
bly, Norman Smith can help 20 pull
points for Alma IN the dasher Smith
and Hoolihan are exceptionally good
IL the short runs and these two at
least may he depended upon 60 do
something. Smith a'ro should give
A ina points in the pole vault
French is another veteran VINO may
be- able to help some. French brought
H. a half point in the weights last
year as did Richards. Both will take
another crack at them this year
Coach Helmer will be forced to dig
W a few summarizes. who will shine
brightly this year Alma must stage
g comeback i'm track after last year
Let's show the NJ l. \. a. that Alma
isn't quite dead one Everyone
come out and try to do something
Possibly you can. and possibly not.
but no one ever did anything with.
out trying. So try
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
SUFFRAGE MEET
4 Call for the Purpose of Organizing
Gratiot County Association.

The women OF Gratiot county are
urged TO be present AT Il mass meet
ing, To be held in the Odd Fellows
Hall in Alma. on Tuesday. March 20,
1917, III 100 o'clock sharp.
The purpose Of this meeting Is to
organize a Gratiot County Equal Suf-
fragr association TO aid in a state
campaign 70 secure acknowledgements
foi women.
a good speakers from the Equal
Suffrage association of the state will
be present.
This is the time TO act, AS the wom-
en- of North Dakota, Ohio. Indiana
and Arkansas have just been en-
franchised, and the same bill will be
before the Michigan Legislature this
session.
Please bring interested friends. An
urgent invitation Is extended TO every
one Gentlemen are cordially invited.
MRS. l.. }. TIMBY,
Pres. Alma EQUAL Suffrage Assn
MRS. FRANCIS f. BURNS,
Great Commander. Ladies Of the
Meccabees, 81 Louis, Mich.
MRS MARY ANDREWS,
Pres. Civic League, OF st. Louis
MRS. FRANCIS KING,
Pres Civic Improvement League.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Continued from Page One.)
ton tucked in his vest pocket, being
just short of the required number of
votes for nomination. Mr. Creaser.
before it was too late. asked the con
vcntion not 70 consider him as a can
oidate. and the tide turned towards
George Gargett, and then went ia
Drummer.
Following Is 7. W Creaser's letter
OF acceptance:
Alma, Mich, March Il, 1917
democrat City Committee.
alma. Michigan.
Gentlemen:
II hereby accept the nomination
Cor mayor of the city OF Alma. which
you have so urgently pressed upon
me.
III elected, you will find me work
ing for the city as n whole and not
for any society company, or indivi-
dual. stand for fair play and jus
tlce to all.
IL believe that the city admins
tration should be progressive enough
to meet the needs OF our fast grow
ing city, but that we should economic
~ far as possible; and that no com
pensation should he given except for
services faithfully rendered.
Il believe that the fair name OF AL
ma should ever be upheld, and that
we should all strive for better Al
ma.
III by your suffrage ! am chosen
to serve YOU IN this capacity, pledge
you that will give the city affair,
the same painstakinp consideration
give 10 my own personal business
Yours very respectfully,
PHILIP ". CRFASFR"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

'lun Republican Candidates for OF.
iice> TAX, OF Names.

Two candidate for Offices IN Alma
on the republican ticket this spring
have withdrawn and ordered the city
clerk to remove their names They
are William / Amsbury, nominated
FOR city clerk, and Victor II. Shepard.
nominee for supervisor.
Shepard was nominated last week
Friday night at the second ward eau
Gus for the candidate for supervisor
ia that ward and the following day
had changed his mind and withdrawn.
The ward committee prevailed upon
Fred w Geodes,of the firm OF Slater
& Goodies, to soiayt the run for this
Office 49,.
Amsbuly believes that .bsjrG city
clerk would take TO mitch fpe fr6A
his regular business Of fishifG during
the summer months. unless the city
would give him vacation of all sum
mer. and on the day following his
nomination at the hands Of the city
convention, appeared before the city
clerk and withdrew from the clerk
ship race. The city republican ticket
has not yet filled the vacancy caused
bl his withdrawal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
NEW CORPOLATIoN

Among the new corp;,ratlona listed
n the state papers an Tuesday Of
this week was the kensington Heights
Homes Company of Alma, with q cap
italization Of $4,000 Thi, concern
st' rted up sometime ago and was re
Gently re-organized The company
controls the Subdivision here known
a. kensington Heights Blakley h
Ward have charge Of the sales end for
this concern.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
SENATOR'S WIFE DEAD
Mrs. John A. Daman. Wife of Dis
irict Senator. Died Monday.

Mrs. John 4. Damon, the wife OF
State Senator Damon of this district,
died al the home Of her mother iii
Chicago. Illinois, on Monday morning
OF this week
Mrs. Damon went to Chicago sew
elal days ago for visit with her
mother The body was taken to Mt
Pleasant, where the funeral was held
from the Damon home on Wednes
day Of this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
ROTH PHONES FOR YOU TO
USE

Items Of interest are things
that the Alma Record desires,
and We want them all. 1t is
next 10 impossible to get every
thing. and we would appreciate
il. If our friends both in the city
and country would call us up
when They have items. We want
them. aud you can get us east
~ over either telephone. We
have both
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

The Alma Record believes that with
the rapid growth of the city of Alma
that building ordinance would be a
highly proper thing for this city, and
6 thing that will give to Alma build
ings that will not be eye sores to the
city ar some future date.
There is a need for such an or
dinance, being brought up and passed
BY the city council within the next
tuo weeks. OF Alma will have
another building on her main streets
that will prove an eye sore.
The Pere Marquette railroad is at
present starting a large new freight
house on South State street, wooden
affair. which if it follows the custom
airy railroad buildings of the kind, will
Dc anything but a credit to this sec
TOR of the city The Pere Marquette
railroad needs this new freight house
ana from the way il has started to
build the structure, it is to be con
structed a- cheaply a. possible
If Alma has q building ordinance
such building Is this could he pre-
vented and a good building secured
II will also serve 70 prevent Alma
having bunch Of such buildings To
gaze at in=the future and to devoutly
wish that We had been wise enough
e have passed q building ordinance in
the past.
Such thing is strictly up To the
city fathers, and the Alma Record
believes that the city council would
find such an ordinance would be ex-
tremely beneficial 10 the city rs a
whole. although it may cost some in
dividual or some set OF individuals a
little more 10 build.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
First Presbyterian Church
TRACK PROSPECTS
College Has Chance tor Good Track
Team.

The Nina college track team this
.priug should be Il fair aggr CATION.
and may possibly work into bunch
Of cindcr artists that Alma can well
lc proud TO claim a. her own Il
might be that the days Of 1912. 1912
and 1911 gro to return 10 Alma col
lcec again. and that Alma college viii
i, in the fight t9f the shanppn ,hiu
title ~ the Michigan intercollegiate
meet June 1t aud 2nd
This latter Is rather remote pos
sibility. Judging from the present out
lock. a. both Kalamazoo college and
Hillsdale have veteran teams that
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
NOMINATIONS
townships NeaslhAfma' Plax Strong
q Tckstt jim lEi~'d a

.aI NJ
i The following ljhominats1s are
made in the several township
Pine River-Republican.
/ For supervisor William Michels
For Clerk-Edgar Sias.
For treasurer-Don +. Hayes.
/ For highway commissioner-Bert
Hamilton.
Democratic.
For upervisor-William Wander
beck. fe'l
For clerk 10. Hunt.
y For treasurer-Bert Parker.
T, For highway commissioning Ed
ward Bryant
Arcadia
For supervisor-John Bateman.
For clerk-Roy Keefer.
For treasurer-Wil Hicks
For highway commissioner Melvin
Sharrar
Democratic.
FoI supervisory. S. Hiebble.
For clerk-John Burk.
For treasurer B, f. Chive.
For highway commissioner Hal
Is. Bancroft ..
Sumner-Republican.
For supervisory Evey.
For clerk-Samuel Cleverden.
For treasurer-A. ID. Raby.
For highway commissioner ck
ley Tomlin.
(No opposition ticket was nominal
ed.
Seville-Republican
For supervisor Brittop.
For clerk-Thomas Morton
For treasurer Miller.
For highway commissioners Albert
Fisher.
Democratic.
For supervisor-Ch Charles Going.
For clerk-Clarence Dunn
For reasurer-Laurel WEIGH.
For highway commissioner-John
Jaques.
l<llcl..,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
THANKS VOTERS

To the Electors Of the Goth Judicial
Circuit:
desire 20 thank the people OF the
district for the liberal support given
me at the primary election on March
9TH, last, and if am elected circuit
judge of this circuit on April 3, 1917,
will perform tbs duties Of this inn
postanf Office with absolute Justice
end equity 10 all.
Respectfully,
EDWARD J. MONET.
Republican Candidate for Circuit
Judge. (S2-it-cl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
THE CHURCHES

First Church of Christ. Scients,
Anna State Savings Bank building.
Sunday 1880 a. M. ,jay.
7:30 p. m
Subject for March 18th. Sub
stance"
Reading room open Saturday aft
crnoon from til p. m.
st. Johns Church
; Iimy comp,union at 200 a. m
Morping;Tprayer at tt:Oo u. m.
Sermon'-sl'he Consett fnce Of Hear
ing and Believing" III
/, Sunday school a, II 30 n m.
- ,Vegtt<E,,ss stvice at $40 p. m
~ 1tAassi8hptist Chusih.
j. w. Priest. Pastor
Residence, S02 Gratiot Ave
Sunday morning se4ice at 1000
Sermon. The Temple OF Cod
Sunday school at ll:l6 IA. IN.
b. Y. =. U. meeting u, 6:Oe p m.
Topic, The Curse of Cowardice"
Leader. Paul CrandelI.
Evening service at 200 o'clock.
Sermon, The Monk Who Shook the
World"
Thursday night prayer meeting at
80.
First Presbyterian Church
William III. Mason. Pastor
Sunday, March 18th, 4, 1000 a. M.
public worship; subject, I'm Christ
jesus
Sabbath school ut 30 H. M,
Eastminster Sabbath srhool nj -
=. m.
Y p. 5. {. r.. at G:i5 ~ m.
Public worship at 200 D. nj. sub
iect. "Iacharus.
Thursday. March 22nd.~ AT 10 p
M, prayer meeting.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

They reach the people and they are
cheap. Our readers look Cor them
Alma Record want ada.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15
REPUBLICAN TICKET


tol Justices Of the supreme court
join " Stone OF Marquette and
Fran 4 Kuhn Of Detroit
Regents Of the University of Mich
igeu-W L. Clements of Bay City
and James @ Martin Of Detroit.
STATE superintendent Of public in
stitution Rred + Keelei OF i-ans
inc
10, member 81 the state board Of
education Thomas v Nadel of OH
vet
Foi members of the state board OF
sgI Jason Woodman of Paw
Paw and John vs. Beaumont of De
troit
For tate highway commissioner =
Frank Rogerts of Lansing
Judicial Ticket.
FOR circuit Judge Edward J Moi
net
City Ticket.
fol mayor-lra II. Mckinney.
For treasurer--G. Vernon Wright.
For Justice of the peace Ito fiji va
cancyl-A. II. Stone.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

Circulation counts-we have i
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

: The Witching Hour "--Idlehour
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-03-15

MUCH of the charac-
AVA ter, charm and re
tnement usually found
only IN far more costly
models is always evident in
the Welworth. In every
respect it is much finer
Blouse than the moderate
price at which it is sold
would indicate
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
UN MARiNO ALEMAN APREHEN
DIDO EN- NUEVA ORLEANS

NUEVA ORLEANS. Octubre %.
Los agentes de! Departamento de
Justicia en- esJa ciudad aprehend;e-
ron hace dias a IN excranjero de
nombre Harry H. Clifford, que con-
fiesa naber nacido en- Dantzing, Ale
mania, por acuSar!o de haDerse ins-
critic en- 81 registro de marina de los
Estados Unidos, como ciudadano a.
merieano.
Los agentes de referncia manifes-
taron que Ia detenci6n de Clifford Sc
ney0 Z efecto. porque Sc tenian We
hemenves ~sospecnas de e. : 7ara
tenerlo asegurado mientraS Sc prac-
ticaba una investigation acerca de
las actvidades de dichs lndividuo
este pals.
e. detenido manifesto q las auto
ridades que habia sido miembro de
Ia tripuiacion del crucero acoraza-
dc aIeman "Gneisenau," que fue E.
q pique en- 1915 en- Ia oataua
naval que Sc lihr6 t-snte 2 las 1slas
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a~Ctiyidades de los
agentes aIemaneS
En- Nueva York y Ell Naev2 Or.
leans Iuer0n aprehendidOS va
ri0s de es0s c0nSgiradOreS

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- &c.
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o2ncoS a~ienla'eS' 'ueF'" "~e'e"'"oS
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|s- pc ''I''' ~ ''
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l" Isl" Ills "'''' '>'".' ~''''' III
'T'"""OS 'o"'' 'oS '''
Creese que E"n Seen@cE sea MO
del general Y baron del mlsmo ape
i1ido que manda e! 100. SH"rpo &c
EJeTcIto aLeman' deStacado en- LIE
"a Be!g'ca. AF1boS IndlElduoS de re-
ferencia' nuyefon De IhgLaterra 4!
HeciafarSe IA gdeFaS' temesoSoS He
ser !hteEnadoS ' ouscaEoh FelN21o
en- los EStados tnido<.
Muchos banqueyos alemanes !o>
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Falkland. en- e Sur del Atlantico
con una escuadra britannica.
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oTRo sosPEcHoso DETENIDo

WASHINGTON, Octubre Clos
informes reunidoo en- Ia S~ecretaria
de Marina americana, demuestran
que William j. Dunbar, detenido
hace tempo en- Nueva York por ST.
ponersele espia enemigo, Sc alist6
como sub-oficial de Ia reserva naval
del DiStrito de Nueva York, como
dos meseSv ceSando en- 81 cargo So
lamente cuando las autoridades Sc
dieron cue2ca de que habia hecho
declaraclones contradictorias ace-ca
del Iugar de su nacimiento.
Segdn Sc dice, Dunbar declare al
erlistarSe que era natural de st.
Paul Minnesota. sieado asi que es
"a cast conprobsdo aue naei5 en-
Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-23
Hay esCasezde ~pintOres
en- Ia urte neoy0rkina
Con 1ai T0liy0. las muiefeS es=
tin CcupaTd0 ese nEevC CAM
30 de arte Y actividad

NCEFA YORK. Octubrc 22-De-
hido = Ia v=caSeZ de pintores que nav
~ esta c!ud"d. las mujereS han en-
Pe~""o i "'ScmPeAar csc tra"aJo'
~""'!1"1ose con riio ar 9 campo
" suS acl!I!da'e*. Tn contrat!sta pin
tor : decorator, Mr.. ?. J. Simmons,
que reside eA "a casa nUmero ia
"" I" Gale ~olecin'"'s. Il" Sido Ct
p''''eEo e" Ho''c'I"F los lrahaJoS q"
'"N m"JereS como p!hloraS ) mani
hest" gu" IL m"no "e o1ra hecna por
eS,aS m 81 h"st& ahora b~aStantc
S~;.i!atactor1a.
Ne caasv de buscar Il ~a'gunos
homa-es uue uuisieran desempenar
81 Jlabajo, diio Mr.. Simmons. pies
a todas parties on donde iba 4 pre-
guitar por aIgunoS obreros que 20
conocia 0 que Saba que Sc dedica-
ban al oficio. Sc me informaba Tue
estaban ocupadoS en- trabajos seme-
jaaJes o de otra indole. Al fin Sc me
ocurri6 Ii idea dc cmDlear muiere>
cn csc trabajo.
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Una travesura que le euesta
caro- a UNI Romeo sexagenario
,Mand6 a una machacha, de las CUE Sc casan "pOr CO.
rreo' M retratO de cnandO & ienia IL amos e
hizO conCebir ~ilusiones a sa "nOVia"
Cuando la muchacha VIC ei engano de que habia sido victi=
ma, demando al sexagenario, quien tuvo que pa
garle el visje de Tegreso

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Con POGO dinero deste-
rrara I'd. la caspa y
evitara que Sc le
calga Ell peIo
.Salve ~ priu: .Gaga!o esPeso. On
Gpl-1Jc ) hsfmosn. pccbando
este

FL Bclo esca2o. a~uebradizo, de colo
riaa = $50 - ..1s mazda criIeneia
,!r ana c4ba.a ,.,.-aiiala. je Gasp
de d g..e G peoa &e lcyaSeo.
No h.v aaa. ian deztructor para q
De,o como L casDa. Esto le quita su
hr;,.o O., fra-y2 = 81 yerJadera vida.
AIrunas veces produce ligeros acce-
SOS de fjebre : ~Dfcazoncs en- Ia cabe-
~ q las one = no Sc les pone rene
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aque! e. retrato que cl pretendiente
les haa:2 naOdado " que Ia sonora
habia regaiC en- mn "@ !aS tapa; &c
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