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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Pal Moore Makes Big Hit
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Wants To Battle Williams

the best OF it when they got in the
ring with him in New York.
MOOre's latest victim is Arthur
Simon. one of the boys of his
home town. whom he trimmed in
handy fashion down there the other
night He now II dickerinG for
match with Kid Williams, who lost
the crown to Herman.
The following may prove a sad blow
to those who believe absolute abstem-
iousness from tobacco is one of the
requisites for a fighters training pro-
gram Moore smokes big cigars when
he isn't actively in training.
4 haven't any pet style of fight
ing" he says. when a fellow is a
boxer he hates TO have someone step
in and show him out \ slugger loses
his confidence when someone Outslugs
him So when I fight a fellow who
adopts any particular style I try to
go in and beat him at his own game"
Oh yes, getting back TO that cigar.
Every fighter or anybody else has
a little weakness Of some sort" says
Moore. explaining the cheroot- I like
TO smoke and, if I do II moderately. I
don't find any i'll effects from it."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
tabs TID-BITS T RX
How We Can Haze Fights.

THEY ARE GOING
| tn menLe
idea
Out California where money
club a clean bouts eand
0d-tneTs viii remember California Of
battle Dempsey Young Mitchell
lcAuhf Carol Bob
Danny Neam George Dawson Shadow Aal,
sen
A had to be a / order to a bout
A tighter
Purses
There the with Iunksu lemons
yer to stars
in private
the
rave a right hne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

rHWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 10
MI Fighting or boxing, as the
= people in Wisconsin prefer TO
call it, seems 10 run in the Mitchell
family. Richie Mitchell. the light
weight star OF Milwaukee. who is con-
sidered one OF the cleverest OF his kind
in the world. has a brother named
Pinkey and another named Jack. who
are also very clever with the gloves
Richie was matched to meet Johnny
KiIbane at Cleveland. O., Jan soth,
but had the fight postponed on ac-
count Of an injury to his hand.
Last week Billy Mitchell, managed
Of the boys, was not satisfied with the
way Riches hand appeared and took
him to doctor who. after an X-ray
examination. said that there was
fractured bone in his hand and all
contests were called off as the doctor
stated that Richie would be unable to
box for at least five or six weeks.
When Pinkey heard Of the predica-
ment his brother was IN, by reading
tn paper early il the morning (Which
by the way, was before six a NJ,
rushed over to Brother Billy's house
and got him out Of bed. The way in
which he reused the household made
Billy imagine an earthquake had
struck the place.
Say Billy, see by the papers that
Richie cannot fight Kilbane on ac-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Coming To
EI PaSO
Doctors Rea Bros.
American Physician Specialists Civ
ing Free Medical Services
to the Sick.
At Hotel Mccoy From Mon
day, February 10 to Sun
day, February 25. One
Week.

Drs- Rea Bros. licensed by the
States. are visiting the principal cities
throughout the United States. demon
strating their system Of treating dis
eases and deformities without surgical
operation; will give free treatment
except a small charge for medicines
and appliances to all those who apply
in person on this particular visit
According to their developed system
no more operations for Appendicitis.
Gan Stones. Bowel UIcerations and
Impactions. doing away with the knife
and much expense in the treatment OF
these dangerous diseases. In diseases
of the Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Dis
eases. Epilepsy, Paralysis. slow growth
in children. Club Feet. Curvature OF
the Spine and diseases Of women. they
have had much experience. and many
thousands of satisfied patients.
Startling disclosures relative to the
treatment of Consumption. Asthma.
Bronchitis. Deafness. Catarrh. liver,
stomach, bowel troubles. and deep
seated chronic diseases. Their treat
ment for suspicious growths, tubercular
glands. small tumors. piles. moles.
worth. and certain forms of Eczema.
with the hypOdermic needle injection
method is without pain; is death deal
ing and destructive to these diseases.
Heart disease. blood diseases. old sores.
varieose veins, trachoma Ceye disease.
peHesra and scrofuIa. a treatment in
part as adopted after years Of research
work
Drs. Rea Bros. are well known
throughout the United States Their
idea in extending this plan of free
medical treatment is 10 secure in each
community some evidence OF their good
work SO rs 10 benefit them in securing
more patients. The sick and those in
terested in the sick are invited to call
Married women must come with their
husbands. and Children. with their pa
rents or guardians.
Hours 10 a. m. TO p. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Boxer IS NOT
HELDBY COURT
Battler Who Hit Another,
Causing Death, Allowed
To Go Free.

Albany. y Y Feb. 10.-'No act Of
originality was committed in con-
nection with the boxing bout here in
which Stephen T. Mcdonald was killed
by a blow under the heart. delivered
by Winim CToddy) Hicks"
Coroner Warren s. Hastings decided
on this after an inquest. He subse-
quently discharged Hicks and six other
men. including officers Of the sport
ing club which staged the bout and
seconds OF the principals. who had
been under bail on a charge Of man
slaughter in the second degree.
The coroner found. however. that IT.
4. H Wheeler. the physician who exam
ined Mcdonald before he entered the
ring. although a graduate Of a recOg-
nized medical college and possessed of
several years practical experience was
not licensed This fact was ordered
brought to the attention of the state
athletic commission for such con-
sideration as il deems proper"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
MURRAY To RACE
IN RELAY MEETS

Philadelphia. Feb. g. Fred MUIR
ray, winner of last years low hurdles
and present champion in that event.
viii lead the Leland Stanford univer-
sity graduate relay team in the Inter
collegiate Athletic association meet
here on March ;.
The graduate entries for the meet
viii be a new feature in the schedule
Of the association, and a great deal
OF interest is conferred in them.
Meredith. Of Pennsylvania. will lead
his old college teammates in the same
event, and a close contest is expected.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
10 HUR[ERS On
CONNIE'5 LIST.
Athletics Hope TO Have
Strong Aggregation
This Summer.

Philadelphia. Feb. 10.-Fifteen pitch
ers of merit and. it is hoped. ability
VIII accompany Connie Mack-s squad
to Jacksonville on February -.
The ten new Mack fingers are Ellis
Johnson. Of the Vernon cl-5. OF CALI
fornia; Naylor, OF the Texas league;
Hin. Of Waco: Smith. of Oklahoma
City; 'Rube" Schauer. late OF the
Giants; Moves. Of Portland; Anderson,
Of South Bend: Horn. Of Wellsville;
McAllister, a healthy Texas semi
pro. and Johnny Parnham, Of the
Raleigh club.
The veterans are Elmer Myers. Joe
Bush. Russell Johnson. Jack Majors
and Harold Siebold. There is some
question whether Bush Will accom-
pany the squad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Willard Too Big. Saus Con McVeu

Con MeNey former
follows of
Don't the
the ideal weight
$50 he
Md Mccoy who could hit
Choynski
l82 Tom walop weighed
lI5 pounds and Charley Mitchell
weighed between $50 and 165 pounds Rubin pounds
they called him
was always the biggest and heaviest member camp
that led TO laugtabe incident
and Brady arranged to visit the town where
Brady always Snowman
Corbett
the of
When whole
introduced jim high
COTbett the
the next with Tom Mace, the cid English fighter
The thick that identif
much larger than jim and when
thought I neI
nobody paid attention COrbt
agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

TOT in a long time has a more
M likely looking bantamweight
= made his appearance in Chicago
than Pal Moore. Of Memphis. who has
come here under the wing Of Tommy
Walsh.
Moore will be y years old in July
and he is Irish, but long residence in
Tennessee has substituted the brogue
Of Old Erin for a delightful southern
drawL Incidentally he is the twin
brother of a fellow who does not care
1T all for the fistic game.
AIoore-thats his right name, al
though the front handle is really
Thomas Wilson and not Pal - holds
eight-round decisions over Johnny
Ertie and Pete Herman, the present
Champion. He also took the measure
of Johnny Williams in a battle OF the
same length. He is a rangy youth
who easily can make 116 pounds ring
side. It might be mentioned that
Young Solzberg and frankie Burns,
eastern bantams. didn't come OF any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Boxing Is Dead On Coast
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No Chance To Revive Game

EILWAUKEE. Wis. Feb. 1o.-Jack
M Keough. of san Francesca. who
is spending his time managing
Johnny Mccarthy. the Pacific coast
Welterweight. has decided to make Mil
waukee his home for the present. in
the hopes OF getting his boy in the
limelight with some Of the star weIter-
weights of the west. Mr. Keough is
of the opinion that boxing in Califor-
mia VIII be dead for two more years
at least
The promoters and boxing fans on
the coast are red hot for the game"
remarked Mr.. keOugn but il does not
seem possible that they VIII be able
10 put bill through for some time to
come -Four round bouts are tolerated
at this time. but you know il is inn
possible 10 get the fans deeply inter-
ested IN contests OF that kind. as they
have been accustomed to the mara
thon battles out there and il is an
awful come down TO have the number
Of rounds reduced from 20 to four
They are willing 10 compromise on
- or even 10 rounds. but anything be-
low that might as well be passed up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Try These on Your Phonograbh.

dIsc0nte woman
Perfectly
That's what I say she's a DsK-con
AS THE FELLOW REMARKED talking
p said IN
teacher Of the public pupil to
he word rf
nd thens topped
right" the teacher 60 on9
-Ou'-began the stopp
another pupil engaged with something
% going on.
sharply help Willie out with his spell
Waht ONES 'oug r.
Johnnie trumphanty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
COLLEGE BOYS
START BASEBALL
Amherst Collsgians Get
Ready For Busy Season
on the Diamond.

Amherst. Mass. Feb. TO- - Winter
baseball practice At the university will
begin at the cage when Coach Davis
returns tomorrow. Only two men have
been lost from last years team by
graduation and there is n large guam
tity Of new material that looks promis-
ing.
The pitching staff has been greatly
weakened by the graduation Of Good
ridge and there is no particularly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
TOMMY O'TOOLE
MEETS ANDERSON

Tommy OToole viii meet Freddy
Anderson at the big carnival to be
staged during the Cattleman's conven-
ton This was agreed yesterday. and
Manager Porter. for Anderson. signed
the articles. which call for a 20 round
bout. with Dick MonOhan as referee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
Another Egg Entry.

DEAR TADI
cheap before the cheap and
hereby masked egg into the especial
ne isn't think the thing to tip
TO and viii whenI the entrvb blank
lie cuts his SLAVES his tin
would
buy calendar for fear that he wouldn't the year
a man at lunch
| lies - BAD he reminds me OF oofi LEFTY CONNORS
- HEY IADK BROWN Of Arlington y j. had the
me other lie blows to him
m barber h o said sure and told him what har-eu
Vled was On don want hair
awhile and cut chin and just up
cuts 1Ours
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

Why Grover Alexander is holding
out is pulling president Bake, Of
the PhiiIieS. President Baker thinks
that $500 is salary enough. but
Alexander doesn't agree with Kim.
especially in view of the pay en-
VelOpes drawn by some of the base
ball stars shown herewith
Here l. what some of the other
players get:
"HOme Ran" Frank Baker : 1850
Iris Speaker. -...-- II.000
Walter Johnson. 1900
Ty Cobb. 10000
Grover Alexander thinks he
ought 10 receive at least Sf5.OOO.
President Baker protests both n
lack of desire TO pay such n sum
for AIexander'S services and n lack
Of funds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

promising twirler in sight. but Coach
Davis is of the opinion some Of last
years second string men will develop
sufficiently to put Amherst in the
winning class if supported by a fast
infield
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
PETER BUZUKOS
LOSES CONTEST

FeIer BuZukOs lost a hard fought
match to Serst- Lyle Harvey. OF the
Fifth Ohio infantry. last night at the
Central Gym. when the Greek was dis
qualified for foulins A nose hold.
which is said TO have ripped Harvey's
Dugle open. caused the trouble.
Members PershinS's Punitive Expedition
e welcome your return TO FL Paso.
We want to remind YOU that we are
sun giving the same unsurpassed Ser
vice in Autos. and TaXis Cau Three
500.
City Service CO.
Autos Baggage. TaXis.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
It Must Run In the Family
Az H. -:II:- -:.I:- -::-
Pinkey Mitchell a Good Boy

count OF his hand Please get busy
and see If you cannot arrange the
match for me. 1 Will take Riches
place and won't ask 4 cent for my
share. Richie can have IL all l just
want TO show Mr.. hilbane that he can
not best any one of Us. Please send
a wire TO Mr. HinlSel at once and try
TO get II. even if you have to donate
our end TO Kilbane- Gee I would be
tickled to death to get a chance at
that fellow and know I could out
point him, even IL I am an amateur
The boy was so serious in his So
HcftatfOn for the match that
Brother Billy had him in tears
when he told him that il would he
impossible TO make Il change Of
that kind.
Pinkey Mitchell has been boxing as
an amatuer for the past year and has
been training Richie for practically all
his fights of late. He is said TO be
just as clever as Richie, but only
scales 122 pounds. although he stands
five feet nine inches in height He is
a remarkably clever boy and it is
predicted that he viii make his mark
in the boxing world before another
year or two.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

CHRISTIE NETS MANTELL.
Frank Manteu has been matched to
meet Gus Christie at Memphis. Febru-
airy l..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10
YOUNG AHEARy CO.'S.

1OINU AhEAfN 0OES-
Tommy Robson and Young Ahearn
are billed TO box at Southbridge, Mass,
February Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-10

Adv.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19
raRLA aitl ORA CHE UN Nopro
FiO' NON PUO' RIyELAPF =
LA EERITA'

Z Veniamo al terrible csr, :.
f.,usa fro u, che stava registrato ~ c,1 -
PeDol,ao,. Per M moi mel famoso zibaIdone ed d
sa 9bpucclo' iT,,,s. vale a dire una prsts- =
fatta ia tl,'p0sIzio2e , 5... che moi ayrenmo
colon sot,a a due farmacisti di oge1ts Il...l.o
scbino a,,,.; ,-L eafpire ad essi IN me
precedento sIs,tS premettere che in una
'''ica' svoltasi ala
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-19

siLo. ala mia lettera aperta dali
selt-mana scorsa.
Mel contempt vorraj sana,
9pondere ale seguenti doma1da.
10 - f vero che mel ID 81
'em0rs 1910 sci venuto in con,
paghia di persona, a quelpenoca
I. -ClAlhe AMIGA, mel mio negozio =
!. - Carpenter St. per spiegaroi
'- lar parte della Massoneria I
20 Z vero che dopo Ie ma
iegnIere 10 acconsenti 3 vargai
$500 che servivano. come
I olceFl' per aecompagnare d
q di a2nmissione?
80 - | dollar ) mi sopo sts.
stituiti? '' Sla'l
Garibaldi Felici
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u IIERA APETA AL SIG.
'io'ANNI DIHLvESTRO

sio Slg. Gio{ Di Silvestro,
'erso negli tudi, (Faust)
a., ieggo IN unkiolnale citta-
-; per consegue Ia laurea in
sl;st = piuaenza, nh hal pOtuto
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! 'pondere a quantdin precedenza
q no domandato.
a. a pIesente i tornO a ripe
y. - "a preghiera ii voler essere
y 'ese di una risRosta in propo-
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sem re-rsticents Il an La sua
post0. 7fosa non Du5 tufta DO
che .711leamants. facen niffehe
.resso Fe51e egure Is Ioni . le
q loro esca1dezcanze tf yrto: g chi.
rono IN gtonaIfzmo. ID andare
.s gil aletro ad un ratt1sbbe pro
.zaio. "a di essere ms.trl'esso.
nodo Non a55fano. H. che a
loro eo1fermare letter. Iettera.
Pep paro-a per parols 4quanto a.
ora Temmo ad esporrs b. del su.
'tte- gleiao ConciIi0 OIL. in or.
'uta aLhe al danaro chdenor Giu.
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ldi- ~'onlsti de ia Va Popolo"
Il Di frolte ad Eviduo che
IeE non ha per tarta bni Ia for.
sa- "a di ragionare Il sentiarno
To- ,ilpotenti ad effhhente con.
on no attaceare; e he il supr
no 1oncilio ha creduf modo mo
a. pinato corsre sapatamente
re. d. salvatsggio des caro- ed
n.ustre coleQa. o,lrecisa qua
e. lifica di truffaohe moi gl
v. Laneiano da queeoIonne do
p 'esSe in qualcha DO sembrars /
10 ...ICia lncerta e ilferma, moi /
: sfidiamo gil on. dbpremo Con.
eiilo, che ffno a Ito momento
2 sentiamo II doveAdi ritenere
] Se'i'Huomini, al fare in pole
mica con moi. Aksi diremmo
ancora molte cosa proposito: a
'-1seppe ID SilveD, grande We
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yania, non sapblmo pin che
q alre' Egli E solo ] volgare de-
iinquente per noiI
3 Rassegna
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GlUSEP. DI SILVESTRO
q rlsPonde sconnettaneJo

Dopo labOdose rieerche fair.
attraverso le camere O.. !, y
lno lndeeente scartafaccio aio, -
laLlstieo, ala distanza di ben S-yl ~. !
s5. ss.'lmane il signor Giuseppe Di r]i
sllVestro. da moi positiva1arta ,s,7 - =
5oimalmente accusato di t,7Jffs .
q appropriazione indebita psr r.s,' . Is :
q sA.onl de La VOce del Popolo"
q ma rispOsto. 'o'o
Il povero Giuseppe n Gil.
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qua sifl-ide che 10 ha reso e,,,-,o
er tFe palmi, morfinoma1a s,'l o,. -
s q pareeehiO tempo. digtratto :
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.5el'l con Ia ben nota vedoya a.
sfa' non ha potuto server nal :.
-esa migliore 1 una
,i-.-s ''''9 tIatlato di una df. =
y. mitoIogica, 10 avrebba Gu
.llo gran che aiutare Pirrnsf,,e
se,o I, Curl; ma trattandosi II
afro e state eostretto a fsra -
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"a soidi che solo lUf s,ar. Il
sia'i angelo Curl non ro - L
lnIervenire con Ia sue fayo- >
IA mitologia; il filosofo f frs
POI e troppo occupato Der a1f Il
Z di passaggio ale cIaFsi JaI -
lllar school" (ha quarants As
-'''' 4 nostrO Giovanni. stro {
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ben pensare al casi snoil Ti,s distin
le nessuno ha potuto aim, lonia.
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a saoi vecehi, polverosi -
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,stioot s.u'O dl IN povero. NEG
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qlel !. tanti che ancora
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i la,t .ruftati in maniera !
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Z SBlRRO DI PROFEsSJoNr

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gl0fnaLieH s.l contro ogats-o -,,@ecai s-s - G.
80. 81, .SsereHdo che gil orar.+ +, "a a Sd
a.. A. .Oto rehiesti yeniva7o q, I'd ma. ..,--
1''.. dove dove senza dubbfo. ssra-g .--a- r. =.
6 Gaalt- yittime del apeo1sa.. ,o@ -og,-. :.
MI DOPo rpetuti attaccbf '''.s .s
Isre G r9arGs - .llse ueclse di capito- non Dc
-, .ta al' Il quaLe Iavorava nal n 81 -. 80
!; - uIilcio, che rfuzci 49,. .,-.' 60 AN. -
I. /, q eonehiHdera patt5 An ---- q -.-..'=
4 r. i glofno dopo SUI gfo,1si7- a. 45,,, 4.-5,9so
: az i-'',.,'' +.. cymparve un avvi- to farm
. della Ditta che giornf DrfTa o. rszfora
d Stata cosi viLpesa. wa ava
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Z sore, :, ayvenns che uno sfrutts,,
+ g ~ oocIeta di 3Iutuo Soccors1
{ .l' --..a -nente segretaro n r. :. - :
91attro di queste. che ma - ' 2
e Fu5o pil df $500 an mn .,-,s' soi'
= ~ A S. facendo credere -
sA 81 fosse ncendiats \ - eiis
nan. .--1 N eai tsneva riuchiusa de-. da,+s :
.I'neta' questo bel galaDt,,a- -''
p.z Il-asnao di farsi IN merito ,',l,g II,
Espplee!o, il quale spadrore,,.'' e1l'
diverse di qualIe sOcieta IA. y,,9z a51is zsia
sl-fglI che queI nostro redat, :
80 a.sSs9 detto mel seno del Co a
40, = 40, che egli non voleva asso ei
! l.4Fnente che ne facesse na,.ts. !, ..sso
.es5o PeDguccto, ne aItrf n, dns ! z St
-.:au da Iui parmenti MENU - ds
ora ayveHne una sers nm. n
-,,.s,- ana oycleta, che sin poi
-.-Lafono i nostro radattora iIra
!. gpaeeio e la spia vigliaeea v len
q al una sDiegazione. II no.t,.~ dffe
.@',gIe :. .a ed altre persone Ore. o
= enc Iaeevano anche paIto saul
oanchettO al ProfeTsors -, !. p9tr.
.l'.r91o quanto era ststo ! ABo,
70 a Peppuocio. Cbismat. ,'o r 2 Ibar ,..-
, questo rettiIe che vivs = "a a da -
-co slLle sOcieta, dovetts an = rif1at
--l, ala presenza di tpfti - mare
=niFe di aver mentito tave
90 IN quaI modO ST usa ca he . !.
are del gaLantuomfnff tello :
guel signOr farmacista esani +
.i-aaVlt, - il rivo No. aora7,
Laiehe eosa di simiIe aUa aUai ami - !,
e hsnzioHato aneddotos ,'''A no i I
"a dub5io poi, moi posTisn,o sann5. =
.sHre 81 delIautOre del te,zo Dupoa. ,,,,,
aiorr +. -Sgozlante s che non tarlo pc
t.. 80 il5gozio e dele cuf contro:
.eFFemo, !. tempo dabifo corrara
.ll ! nostri lettori. pee sudici f.,
-iore ,'',.'-aii'o o anche moi u meglio 2
.,- Ione come queIo df Pen sgrsDor,s
% 80 80 poIfemmO su- per rispol
-,7,+; - S-ghore ha sod Che co
narrt suol creditor, e difesa il
'anni egli 81 resta, IN vestro ;
iaF apparre evident soeldisf.-.
ii T.: -Sue de5ba pre-. anche di Z
rlo - a99eizloni al no asDettano
MOI, sold a Iorc
- - - qIesti fatti ri. assolutame
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