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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
TURN OUT
EIGHTY FOR DRILL
Officers Appointed Last Night
--Jitney Dance Tuesday
Evening

The Cherriaus evidently mean bust
ness when it comes to drilling this
spring and summer as the first drill
called for the armory last night was
attended by more than so. This broke
the record for attendance and with the
initiation of the military system of Of
fieers and squad leaders it is expected
that every Wednesday evening viii see
a complete turn out.
Under the military plan Of Captain
Joe McAllister, the drilling will in.
clude the work of the regular army be-
sides formations used in all informed
organizations.
Captain McAllister announced the
appointment of the following Officers:
first lieutenant, NJ. L. Meyers; second
lieutenant, c. L. Dick; first sergeant
J. Connell Dyer; right guide, Clifford
Brown; left guide, X. +. Hinges; cor
porals, B. w. Macy, W. d. Evans
James Allison, II. II. Olinger, Carl D.
Gabrielson, Frank Spears, Ralph D.
Moores, Frank Ward, F. L. Lowell
James Young.
The duty of the corporals is to see
that the men under their charge report
at each drill. As far as possible, those
who have been chosen for officers have
had some military experience.
King Bing Lerchen announced that
jitney dance would be given in the
armory next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of Company NJ. All patriotic
organizations will cooperate with the
Chenians in making this the big event
of the season.
A talk was made to the Cherrian'
telling of the work and purposes OF
the Willamette chapter of the Rec
| Cross. The Cherrians pledged to sup
port Charles A. Murphy who has re
Gently been appointed chairman of th'
Military Relief committee of the Rec
Cross. They also voted $40 for thu
home chapter of the Red Cross.
King Bing Lerehen appointed as
committee on decorations for the jitney
dance Tuesday evening, Romeo Gilbert
chairman; Henry Lee and George Pet
tingill. The dance committee fo
Tuesday evening will include Carl d
Gabrielson, chairman; Clifford Brown
Joe McAlhster, j. Connell Dyer, DR.. D
NJ. Fields, Dr. B. +. Pound, Ray Farm
er, John ROLAND, c. E. Albin, Olive
Myers, Walter Winslow, Sam A. Kozel
J. W. Ritchie, George E. Waters, Franl
Shafer, R. w. Hartman, Lee M. Unruh
stephen A. Stone, w. D. Evans, e. j
KurtZ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
Quick Way
TO End Coughs, Colds
and Group
An Excellent. Inexpensive Home
Made Remedy that IL
Prompt and Sure.

If YOU have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarsaness, or difficult breathing,
or if your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want. quick
help, Just try this pleasant tasting
homemade cough remedy ANY drug
gist can supply you with 2Ia ounces of
Pinex $50 cents worthl Pour this into
a pint bottle and fill the bottle with
plain granulated sugar syrup. Thus
prepared, you have pint Of really re-
markable cough remedy--one that can
be depended upon to give csiek 1eld last
ing relief at all E--ssss. "a
You can 3eel this take hold Of cough
in %ay that means business. 1t
looss1s and raises the phlegm, stops
tlrSoat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritated membranes that line the
sAroat and bronchial tubes with such
promptness, ease and certainty that ID
is really astonishing.
Pinex is special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with guaiac0l
and is noted for its speed in overcoming
severe coughs, throat and chest colds.
It's millions of enthusiastic users have
slade it famous the world over.
There are many worthless limitations
cf this noted mixture. To avoid disap.
pointment, ask for "21a ounces Of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else A guarantee of
@Dsolute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded, goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co., Ft, Wayne, Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
Market Fluctuates
Through Dull Session

New York, April 12-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
Further covering by the short in
terests caused by rumOrs of peace and
by various aspects of current news de-
velopments impaired still firmer tone
to the general list in today's stock mar
ket Trading was quiet, however, and
almost entirely Of professional origin.
Copenhagen hears that Germany is
proffering peace ovcratures to this
country and Lloyds of Losdon report
betting that hostilities will come to an
end by July
A progressive covering movement
kept the general list firm. with mid
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
COURT HOUSE NEWS
X x x * x y 4 x y X y x X

Damages in the sum of $5475 was
asked in an amended complaint filed
this morning in the circuit court by
Dora II. Clark against M. l.. Jones
and R. l.. Jones, his son, on account of
alleged carelessness in an automobile
collision on South Commercial street
on July 90, 1916.
The complaint states that Dora
Clark was walking southerly on the
west side of Commercial street just
south of the intersection with State
street and was proceeding to get on
street ear when the car belonging to
M. L. Jones, driven by r. +. Jones,
struck her and threw her to the pave
ment with the result that the muscles
and ligaments of the left leg were torn
bruised and srrained, and the bones
fractured and the knee dislocated. She
says her head and back was bruised
and sprained 50 she could not work for
two months.
From this accident she says she lost
1920 in not beinp able to work, and
$155 for medical attendance. She asks
$4,000 general damages.
Complaint was filed this morning by
l.. H. Turner against A. A. Englebart
and wife for the collection of prom
issory note alleged to be due and owing
in the sum of $500. 1t is stated that
the note was given August IA, 1916,
and mortgage for security. Judg-
ment on the note is asked and the
mortgage foreclosed.
In order to extend Mill street in
Silverton, the city of Silverton has
filed a condemnation suit against the
Silver Falls Timber company. The
complaint asks that the damages be
assessed by jury for the appropria-
ton of the land.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day bv the county clerk to Claude O..
Whiteman, farmer of Jefferson, and
Mabel Tharp also of jefferson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12

dealer Penn' Thick send (0c
Notice 5 $,: = E 81 :; '
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
MANY IN SALEM
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many Salem people are surprised
az the QUICK action Of simple buck
thorn bark, glyeerine, etc., as mixed in
Adler-i-ka. This simple remedy acts on
BOTH upper and lower bowel, remov-
ing such surprising foul matter that
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE constipation, sour stomach or
gas. A few doses often relieve OF pre-
vent appendicitis. A short treatment
helps chronic stomach trouble. The
INSTAONT, easy action of Adler-i-ka
is astonishing. J. G. Perry, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12

from any source, was that a
secret base had been discovered in an
isolated district along the west Mex
lean coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
RUMORED U BOATS ARE
SEEN ON LOWER COAST
Vessels Are Warned Of Dan
ger Though RulnOrs Are
Not Confirmed

San Francisco, April 12.-That u
boats are operating or about to operate
in the Pacific was the warning flashed
to all vessels at sea today by the naval
radio stations on the Pacific coast, fol
lowing the receipt of warning to that
effect rom the navy department at
Washington
This message, sent out by Captain w.
W. Gilmer, of the Twelfth naval dis
trict, reused San Franeiscans to the
new menace as they have never been
reused since the European war began:
"Fo all steamship companies:
THE following message received
from the navy department is herewith
quoted for your informaton.
Get in touch at the earliest pos
sible moment with captains and mas
ters of all merchant vessels operating
in your district, especially off the
coast and at sea, and urge upon them
the necessity of keeping very bright
lookout for German submarines and of
reporting same Immediately by radio
to the nearest radio station. Urge up
on them the necessity Of giving as
where submarines are seen and any
other data that will be of value to the
naval forces in searching for these
vessels.
"For your information ] would state
that information has this day been re-
ceived that German submarines are
operating in the Pacific Please notify
all ships under your control and ask
that they spread the news broadcast. -
Nothing Definite Known.
Just how definite is the information
on which the navy department based
the warning is not known here, nor is
any information available here as to
the location Of the operating base or Of
the reported submarines.
Acting upon these instructions, Cap
tain Gilmer instructed the naval radio
men to send the navy department warn
ing cracking out over the Pacific
Lieutenant Commander r. G. Woods
has taken charge of this work and by
virtually all ships within radio dis
tance had received the word. A num-
Der of vessels at sea reported they had
masked their lights as soon as the
warning was received and were keep
ing sharp lookout for periscopes.
For some months rumors, of a more
OF less vague nature, have been cireu
lating on the Pacific coast regarding
the presence Of Uboats, but none Of
these when run down, has revealed any
definite information. One report cir
culated today, but which could not be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12

afternoon prices at the highest level
of the day. There we're moderate fine
tuations in the later trading The feel
ing in the street that congress was
disposed to proceed with the taxation
problem in the most conservative spir-
It and a report from Rome that BuIgar-
ia was seeking peace served, with what
had gone before, to keep the shorts on
the move.
The steel and shipping shares reflect
ed the best demand among the indus
trials. The sugar stocks were strong
as we're most Of the specialties.
The railroad list was in general mar
row and dull. Union Pacific and Read
ing lost most of their initial gains.
Delaware and Hudson sold to a new
low level.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12

estimates of attendance today,
Attendance record follows:
National-Brooklyn 5000, Chicago
$4,000, Cincinnati 24938.
Ameriean-New York 10000, Phil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12
10000 Fans Saw the
Seven Opening Games

New York, April 12-One hundred
and twenty thousand fans whooped the
1917 baseball season on its way in
seven opening games, according to gate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-12

adelphia 5000, ST. Louis $4,000, Detroit
1884 (brcaking park records).
Total 1882.
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Sell it the Journal Want Ad Way.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-04
UhOs ~hueIguistas Sc a.
man para resiStir a Ia
autOridad
Los mineros de Harlan, Ky. han
asumid0 una aCtitud hOstIl

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, Octubre
EN- las montanas del Condado
de Harlan, gran namero de mineros
Il Sc de~clararon en- huelga Y que
huyeron hacia elias para escapar
al a~rresto ordenado por las autorl-
Gades, Sc han atrincherado y esperan,
dcbidamente armados, a las fuerzas
que ell gobierno envie a Quitarles las
p~osesiones que tienen. FL caracter
cue ha asumido Ia hUe!ga lie los obre-
ros de las minas de carbon es el de
una guerra civil. Aunque a~parente-
mente han qucdado a~rregladas todas
las diferencias surgidas entire los
Dropietarios de las minas y los huel-
~uistas. la actitud a~biertamente hos
til que hap asumido muchos de estos,
actitud que ahora va diriglda contra
les autoridades, a las que sc preten-
de hacer resistencia por medic de
las armaS, sc consldera com Ia pFI-
mera Ease de una rebellion armada
contra las autoridades, Ia que tendra
Tue ser combatida por estas energl-
camente, pucs va no Sc trata de un
movimiento huelguista mas 0 menoS
d~esordenado. sino de una sedicicn.
Los huelguistas que no han huido
a las montanas han tornado tambien
una actitud amenazadora. Una pc
quena nina fu6 dinamitada aver Y
otra fuG clausurada, hacienda los
huelguistas uso de Ia fuerza para clio.
Las autoridades estan ~procediendo
al arresto de algunos dc los cuIpa-
hles.
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Senado aprue5a Ia
Ley sObre impHeStOS
de guerra, ananline

WASHINGTON, OctUbre 3.-La
ley de contribuiciones de guerra. que
aumentara las entradas del gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos, por 10 me
nos. en- dos mil quinientos miIlones
de dolares. esta va en- poder del pre-
sidente Wilson Y probabiemente este
f~uncionario Ia firmara hoy. Quedan-
do desde luego en- vigor. E. Senado
aprob6 Ia dicha ley a~er tarde. sin
discussion V sin votos en- contra. /,
tnico senador que ataco Ia leg Que
fu6 a~probada aver por Ia camara de
d~iputados, fu6 NJ. La Toilette, quien
llan6 i~njusta a la referida ley, l&
que, din: ha sido hecha sin IN pre-
VIC Y cuidadoso cstudio. FL Niceprc-
sidentc Marshall, ~presidente del Sc
nado, pidi6 IN vote de viva voz ' en-
pocos minutes la ley habia sido apro
bada por una mayoria plastante. Sin
embargo, fueron varios los senado-
res que hicieron objcciones a l. ley,
Y algunos criticaron el aumento I'M
puesto a los portes de corrcos.
e. senado considera que ha obtc-
rido una victoria sobre ia camara de
diputados con la aprobaci6n de Ia
referida ley, porgue-segun dlJo c!
senador Smoot, de Utah, en- Ia alta
Camara Sc aprob0 por mayorla de
vctos, en- tanto que en- Ia camara ha-
ia hubo una gran oposicion, como 10
prueba el hecho de que trescicntos
veinte votos favorecieron IA ley eli
tanto que doscien:os setenta y cinco
la condenaron.
En- Ia tarde dc hoy, cl scaado en-
VIC al executive Ia ley firmada no.
e. viccprcS.Gcntc Marshall y ei pre-
s:4er-e de Ia camara De d;putaGos,
Wilson la formari csta nochc u ma
mana. 4 mas tardar.
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Sc '"' cn ii g0bicrEO nara
'r. r .-t5d7E Ii qIinientUs
--.nn" . fin &c eabrir los gastos
o. Il guerra que no cstGvieron CON-
g-endidos en- el proyecto ~presentado
a raiz de haberse decIarado la guerra
al inperio tcuton.
Pcro mientras este sc arregla,. Ell
Nar.@oal Prcbos.e Y u ~ayudanteS es-
tan I~edicando todas sus cnerglas CT
Ia actuaiidad d tener en- los acanto-
.amientos de instruction mi!itar, pa
e. dia primero de noviembre pro-
X.mo, TODD ci contingente de ~seisci2n-
tics ochenta Y siete mil hombres cuya
!aovi!izacioE ha sido ordenaGa.
E. tercer contingente Sc moviIiZ6
hoy, hacia los dieciseis acantonamien
tos. Queda, pues, para ser llamaqo,
un ounce por ciento del total de los
hombres que fueron afectados por Ell
sorteo. Ese ounce por cien-
to sera Ell que Sc lame ell dia II del
presente mes, con 10 cuai Sc compile
tara el total del primer g-upo &c Ios
sorteados,
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Ia ARDlENTE ECZEMA Y AS
EGUgcs0NES De- CUTS

cuts. Este maraviiloso remedlo no
tiene iEual Como p~urificadOr lie Ia
saagye. siendo pro~babIemente, la me-
dicina para "a sangre mas antigua en-
e mercado. Ha sido yenaiCa por los
arog-.scas duranJe ~cnlclenta amos.
10 iHvicamos a listed 2 CUE nos es-
cri5a hoy para dar!e los consoles ne
~cesarios sobre 81 tratamienlo que Sc
aeccSita en- 81 case. Direction : Jefe
del -Consejo Nedico. Swift SpeclG~
Co, Dept. f.. Atlanta. Ga.
ADV.
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SOLICITUDES MATRIMON!ALES

HirEDIONltL-yu Gjl,g. ab9.rd to, Il
canine ha"ii Ia :"iicjhGa. CJu oS'4 can
ti!ad Sl.H' be- cH"iarrfuyS uu">iro CtTi-
Lotto MATRIMONIAL. ILI>TRADJ, ron
EUmbrrs G.rrcr.Une~ de mUrHa- dinIas
'G' G"."aE cl>ar-" TrpnlG. lurJc Id.
"sr'ih.r 2 nr'aiGuLrra Dc elias Y cOniracN
e. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. Box ~. VENICE.
LN.LL.
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Ell Il DEL PRESENTE MES.
(Vienc de la A.

dc d6lares seran los que gas
te cl gobierno en- Ell examen de los Sic
te miIlones de hombres r~egistrados.
Tai cantidad ha sido incluida en- el
proyecto de ley ~presentado al congre-
so para 81 aprObac!on, = q cuaI p!-
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D!SGUEZ Sc ENCARGA DE IL
CiNPAEA EN- FL CENTRO.....
(V;ene dc Ia Pag. 4a.)

Il Il oPerar e. general D'cEoeI' &c
!araron hoy que. solaIncnte que @.
~i-ado jefe llcve 4 Ia campa@a una
:uerza Dc vaTios miles de ho"!DTcs'
. efec.o de que D1eda dwarf" en-
rarias ca.Imnas b!en '~e4u'Pa1.'s J
amuHie.onadaS, gcdra te"er eH!'' e"
u empresa, pues de otra man"F2 no
oodra combatir ef.caZmente = los Ie-
lilo Que oFeran on n Inca lie. Cen
trail ra;rc San Luis : lamg'c" ' a.
m.smo tempo It las fuerLas de fc!a@z.
Guc c"tiendcn So dominic desde H. cos
q y~cracruzana hasta Ia huaStcsa h.
GaIuucasc.
De acucrdo con las dltln'as no;lci".
nuc Sc han rccibiio cn c>ta capital,
u iefe Pelaez ha cStendidO suS actl-
vidaGes al ES.ado de Hidaigo Y pa
rece que su objeto cs Ia capital dc
..,s. ,.,.,rar . fin da tarar ma ;r-
-a~.,+a boso nara s,,. rpevas onera-
.:,,.. ono n,7eda p-uv bian Gesarro-
liar oUScaf'uo !" "'1''ei" "v i''''e-'
10 u" celco " e>'" ."P'-~ """'''-'c
"A ateAcioh lie las iUer%"S 41e "t'.
eNlsten y aando asi una o~P'FIu''""''
= los zapatlstaS para feahuaar SuS ac-
,IElaaHes eN e. ''S'r''o Ie'e'H''
Be ace que eI general D!ezue| So
20 eSpeEa, para SaLE COZ" I"i''oo "
san LUIS Potcsi, que Ia 9ecTe'arla
de Guerra mi ia orsah'"acioA az
Ia columna de las tres armas que He
rara a Ia campana. In la capital
po.oslna' Dlcguez reun'ra i 81 CO
.umna Ia mayor paFte DE las tfop"S'
cue all Sc encuentrah DE SVaFhlc'"h
= las cuates conocen va e! teFrcno
donde opcran los hermanos tediI!o
con sus fuerzas.
-, -
- :.
~
Fl Con,itc Pnrmarn7tc del Ccrcrr-
o de Concentrates. en session csoc-
ciaI celebrada anochc. acorda dir:cir-
Sc 4 Ia Secretaria de Industrial = Co.
mcrcio pidi6ndoIe que tome 81 gobio~-
10 las medidas oue estime ncresarias
= efecto de subsanar Ia c.cascz de
cauipo en- los ~ferrocarriles Y aIcnas.
eli que Sc reduzcan los castos de trans
porte.
Uno de los uuntOs a9robaios que
fut motive dc un largo debate. fuo
el de quc Sc hic,era sabcr al gobier-
no a=c. para eyitar c! cncarecilioa-
to de los articuIos de primcra nee
sidad, es absoIutamente neccsavio que
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quien 0 QUi6nes hayan podido ser
los que Sc las l.evaron nj de Ia for
ma en- que hayan verificado e. robo.
La policia va Sc puso en- actividad
para descubrir a los Iadrones y e!
parzdsrc Is las p-s-dgs -obadas.
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FeIizmente usado, durants c'acHeEta
amos.
La eczema. Y las enfermedades 81
milares del cuts. vienen de una con-
dici6n de~sordenada 2 impura de IA san
gre. V solamente pUedeR ser curaaas,
hacienda una ~linpieza total en- IA san
gre ' removiendO tOda traza K IN
Con csc objeto, eI 8. 5. s. na SIDE
ado felizme2:e en- ~certc&areS de ca
EOS de ecze-aa : Dtras ecIrT!cIes del
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CORRESPONDENCE d. Los EsTADOs
.JAZ.ySCO
Sc TRATA DE UNIR A TODOS
LOS ELEMENTOS DEL
PARTIDO LIBERAL.

mc2toS cue integran el partlao noe
raj para que es1adlen Ia mahefa oe
5-saajar con eI meJoE eN!Eo pos'oIe
G" q m~cjoEdmLento social y pIog'e-
. "~o,itico del paeb!o de Jaitsco' Sc
rauniero1 haze tres dlas IN gran
aamero de individuos de esta ina
non politica pertenecientes a los IL
s~rences grupos comerciales. indus
. ,sjales e inrclectraIes del Estado.
INA vez eNpresta Ia idea capital
que sc persigue y habiendo convent
do en- IA importancia de ella todoS
,os nresentos Sc procedio deSde Lue-
60 q p designation de una Mesa d.
-yr,.ya Gu, cor eI caracter dc FRO
soHal Sc cHc&rgaTa de maneJar los
a>JrJos de Ia agrupac!on en- tai'Io
cue SO le la form& mas concrete d!
see y-5a en condolences de hacer cleo
, clones dc los micmbros que deosn
ialeg.ar "a dctiniCiva.
- designation hecha rec"yo en- as
go~soaas S.~Gulentes: P~resIdente' LIiS
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Ell GENERAL CASTRO PIDE UNA
~INDEMNIZACION DE VEiNTl-
CINCO MIL PESOS.

5a,;aido ,~rosen+ar ma demanda en-
r,rara dol p~rasidante Municipal en-
l., c,,,l ov;gir5 = este senior una in.
dor,,izoci5n nor vaIor de veinticin.
90 mil nosos
Fl o,;ror do osfa demanda es cue,
ca, ..,ndo froc;a cana Cdor
5sI v.taJa dosorr,II6 nm,
o1a;ni-rat:,.o ono f,s m7v
I a,rf;ood, nor of prnsi-
$780," ,.,.;o;no, ,,o ,.ov oro ,oroI
1Lgl.mE - noaa,. Castro o,o oc.
- ~ 7,fo aoios O,arocic
r.-oI. T., o.4+r,odo c,
-, T.. .,ot
D-..I..,. ,I,.,ia.
$780,
p"' "'' ;J.d
P'- 's' H''
y".a ~FISS3'''"i ;" "v"''''""
HeGU" - S"'e' F"''! ~ 'l'l'
mar els c9'e "9"'''o SCI"
e. PreSidentc Municipal a quien
han ent.ev;stado var.as personals pa
IA conocer Su opinion soare el asun-
p, G;.o n.n gun0Iip NADIA Sabc de
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PESQUISAS.

81 1T~EN >NBER 81 ndradcrO actual del =.
$50. qur 81 m" Dr. i6l3 viva en- Waro.
Jnla-. arUmra1aFu q" -! cSpGsa : H. dos
flIG-. a persona GU" the iurUrme lie sl
n~araarrp rumrIIra cGu tn bica hutuauila-
no y lr-pn's Il" agTad"rcT>eiO. H. dare Una
-eguei.a grat,fi"Iri6u. utTiil los inf0Tmcs
2 sra. CugIaITpr v. dc LUzalQ. T.. y. o
Z, thrt Worm, Texas. -tG7
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EHSENANZA

VI" ,NuGHh:I8 rIEr:ada lcd.yiEGGi.u .ie,
s int In"H~r.Ii"s.- h>tcIoE AHA Ora rs
.u@i"; 500 m"HsG4tcs. Lonsul;2 a!umgCs.
l.-Lis, 2.& IlLe&s.
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rrurii una rnrI";' q rmta dr GrAiru. iJ-
r# IniuTIur> rvurTaE Ia rd-i ~. - -.
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