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The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-21
Dockton News

Messrs- u. q. iierg and Jos. Hanson
OF Tacoma were here Saturday In.
sperting the shlpyaid.
John Hay came home to visit iew
days with his mother, before leaving
Tor Camp Lewis on Monday morning.
George Botieh has n fine new Buick
Six touring ear. George has great
faith In the building OF the water.
front road.
Lucas plantich returned Sunday
morning from the hospital In 1ncoma,
and with little time 20 rest viii be In
good health again.
Mrs James Shaeier and daughter,
Mrs George Potter Of sequim, Wash,
arrived Monda, 10 visit friends. They
arc guests At the Jas. Keen home
r. w. Anderson, who recently came
here from EllIsport TO work In the
shipyard, has, 1t Is reported, been OF.
fercd Il position In the electrical de-
pnriment at Bremerton and will leave
for that place this week.
Geo Plnntich, who has been In
training at Camp Lewis for a short
tine, has been transferred 10 Michi-
gan training camp. He was In Dock
ton the week end to visit his parents,
leaving Monday.
Sunday evening the young people
organized an Epworth League, to meet
every Sunday evening at the school
house. First meeting will be held this
Sunday and good attendance Is an
licipated, as the young people ARE
much interested.
Mrs. Laura Olson, wife OF Ncis Ol.
son, died last Friday morning at Va
shon, where she had gone to be under
the care OF DR., Owens.
Mrs. Olson had been patient suf-
fcrer for many years, always gentle
and cheerful.
She leaves husband and three
children, a daughter @ years, son
and son II years who Is In Norway.
Many friends from Dockton were in
attendance at the funeral on Sunday
afternoon. She was buried in vashon
cemetery.
Mr.. Olson moved back to Dockton on
Tuesday.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-21

Battle Hymn Of the Republic ...a.
a--Story. ........,. Mr. Pritchani
b-Song mos. Chorus and Audience
a-~"Ben Bolt.
b Drink to Me Only With Thine
Eyes" -. ....... Mr.. Weber
Homo, Sweet Home. .a...........
Story. Naturalization. Mr.. Parkes
b-Song $500. Chorus aud Audience
"Star Spanglcd Bannern ...........
a-Story Observation-Disclosures Mr.. Parkes
Song. 100. Chorus and Audience
Benediction
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1918-02-21
Camulos Club

The Camulos Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. WILDER. Friday,
Feb. -, at the home of her faith
er, Mr.. Dowd.
The meeting was opened by
singing America, after which
came roll call and reading min
utes of last meeting, etc.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
DIED FROM GAS BURNS
Phelps Lady Severely Burn
ed a Week Ago Died in
Amigo Hospital Sunday
Buried Yesterday.

Mrs Charles Powell, who a
week ago was burned by the ex-
plosion of a can of gasoline, used
in lighting fire in a range, died
Sunday from her injuries. The
body was taken from Amigo
hospital to Phelps Monday and
yesterday interment took place
near Kentuck lake.
Mrs. Powell, as stated last
week, was lighting fire in a
kitchen range, using gasoline to
start it with. The explosion
that followed enveloped her and
two children in flames which
caused the death of all three.
She was taken to the Amigo
hospital last Monday but
no hopes were given at that
time for her recovery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
They Have Enlisted.

Arthur Morgan and Herman
Englested will leave July Is for
Valparaiso, entering the techni-
cal school for mechanics. VIM.
Saltenberger Jr., will go to Chi
ago on the 18th with Roy Mayo,
entering a school on the same
plan of that entered by Morgan
and Englested. All the boys
have enlisted within the past
week under special call sent out
by the government. The slogan
of these bows will be THE Far
Their it is From Tipperary, the
Closer it is to Berlin"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
A PATRIOTIC FOURTH
Eagle Rivers Celebration
Will Be a Unique One 1t
is for the Boys in the
Trenches-Are You With
Them?

Tomorrow Villas county people
will flock to Eagle River and
help win the war by doing their
share in the celebration of the
4th of July. But it will be done
in decidedly different manner
than IN years previous.
This Fourth, distinctly Villas
county celebration in the whole,
will be for the boys in the hospi-
tails in France. It will be adrive
for membership and funds for
the Red Cross, that organization
which is doing yoeman work for
the wounded in the worlds war
now being carried on in France.
Beginning at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon a parade, headed by
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
Wausau Nearly Dry.

Yesterday the bed of the falls
was almost dry. There was not
water enough going over to pre-
vent children from playing
wherever they wanted to, except
in a few holes, where there was
standing water. 1t looked
strange to see about twenty-five
or thirty little children picking
up pebbles where usually there
was madly rushing seething
water. Some of the dams above
must have been holding the
water which made it drop here
several feet. Wausau Pilot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

to lose, after having had it
whipped, the largest musky ever
caught in Duck lake. That incl
dent has since been a touchy
subject to him, and this year he
is determined to 60 the old lake
one better by landing his catch
this time. Possibly he might be
successful had he not engaged
the services of Joseph Flanagan
who is his fishing partner, arriv-
ing Sunday morning from Chi
cago for his vacation. Big
doin's from now on in the fish
game.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
ARE LOYAL
Boys IN STANCES Camp Near
Boulder Are There With
Bells = Pledge Assistance
for Soldiers.

The boys in STANCES camp No.
%, near Boulder Junction are
certainly loyal bunch. While
they are not able to fight in the
trenches in France, being over
draft age, they are helping the
soldiers fight by backing them
up with collars until it hurts.
That is patriotism Of the 100
percent kird and if some of our
pro German, luke-warm imita
ton Americans would but
emulate them, kaiser bill would
have a heluva time right now
escaping the fate that he will
get, and get right
Henry Freund, delegated by
Chairman John Hanson of Arbor
Vitae to make the drive last
week for War Savings Stamps
reports a total from this little
camp of $11OOOO-and the boys
are not through yet, at least
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

Ed EngleSted, Gus Hedeen
and another Villas County boy
who from their appearance
will cause Fritz to take to the
tall timber when they get
across. Hedeen is said to be
on his way cover there
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

will 60 to Camp Grant, Rock
ford, Ill.,:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

the band will carry with it
mothers who have sons at the
front or on their way there.
Then a pageant will be carried
out followed by an auction of
articles donated, the proceeds to
60 to the Red Cross. Then all
during the afternoon a squad of
ladies will tag the individual for
membership in the Red Cross
Villas County Chapter.)
In the evening, beginning at 8
O'Clock if the weather is permiss
able, an open air concert by the
band, followed by a war talk by
the Hon. Judge Smith of Rhine
lander. During the concert
everybody will be tagged for his
or her membership in the Red
Cross. If the auctioned goods
are not disposed of in the after
noon the sale will be continued
in the evening.
Should the weather conditions
be.bad, the concert and talk will
be held in the opera house.
1t is up to every patriotic
women in Villas county to attend
and see that their 4th of July is
a success.
ORDER OF PARADE
l American Flag
2 Band
8 Old Soldiers
4 Red Cross Unit
5 Red Cross Car
6 Red Cross Knitting Bag Girls
7 Liberty Bell
Thirteen Original States and
Uncle Sam
9 *Flag for Silver Shower
10 Car Decorated to represent eve
Stand Behind Our Boys"
II Mothers of Soldiers.
II Conservation Car
IL Boy Scouts
IA The Allied Nations
Is The Gagged Kaiser
*No. 9 Flag for Silver Shower is
carried by beyy of girls and as it
passes people are expected to toss sill
yer into it.
lanes Oberholtzer will be
marshal of the day.
The line Of march will start
from the opera house at sharp
2 O'Clock, march south down
Main street to Wall street,
thence west to Railroad street;
north on Railroad street to
Division street and back to opera
house.
At opera house the pageant
will be put on Immediately after
the parade.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

to "come across, which will
happen just as sure as the sun
shines.
Camp % BOYS are to be laud-
ed for their giving until it
hurts But don't quit fellow $.
Come scross with more and SO
will the fellow who has slipped
out so far. His time is coming
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
Enlists in Navy.

After a few days spent at home
with his parents, Ben Stein left
Monday night for Great Lakes
where he has enlisted in the
navy. Ben is nineteen years OF
age and the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stein of Eagle River.
Their other son Prosper will be
called in the July increment.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
No Camoufage With Ely.

"My Dear Menefee:- Thank
God that Villas county has an
editor who don't give damn
for pro-germans or their feelings.
1t is a splendid editorial"
J. 0. ELY,
Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

The week of July 18th the
following will be sent to the
same place.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03

we hope not.
When this is read by the tight
wad, close-skinned individual
who has money soaking in the
bank or tied up in his sock, it
really ought to make him feel
happy-happv that he is not do
ing a dod-gasted thing for his
boy or the neighbours boy fight
ing across in France. In fact
this fellow must have bad
dreams at night. If it hurts
him to hear of what the camp
boys are giving, how it must
hurt him when he is compelled
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
Will Fish-and Fish.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. 6. Voss and
son arrived Friday evening from
Chicago via auto, and are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Macquaker. Mr.. Voss several
years ago had the misfortune
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
Mothers!

The mothers of boys in the
service who expect to take
partin the 4th of July parade
will meet at the Lyceum
Opera House at 2 O'Clock
P. M.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1918-07-03
Meeting for Sportsmen.
Eagle River, July 18th, o'clock p. m.

The meeting called by the Wisconsin Conserva-
ton Commission to be held at the court house IN
Eagle River on July II at 800 o'clock, should call
out every sportsman in Villas county, as we under
stand the Conservation Commission intends discuss
ing only the deer but will go the game stu
alton in Wisconsin and such proposed amendments
to the present game laws advisable after the
various conferences with the sportsmen throughout
the state.
This is the first opportunity ever afforded the
Conservation Commission and the sportsmen OF
having heart to heart talk upon these questions
which are so generally misunderstood, and much good
will certainly result if the sportsmen will turn out
and meet with the commission in friendly discussion
of these subjects. The commission is in position
to give the sportsmen valuable information that Will
be of interest all who interested in the states
resources of fish and game and the sportsman should
enlighten the commission upon these subjects as
viewed by the sportsmen.
The commission is holding the same sort OF
hearings In the thirtyone> counties OF the state
that have an open season for hunting deer, which
will result in great benefit in stimulating the sentiment
for the proper conservation of these resources
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
LAS VENTANAS.
fViene de Ia ia. pagI

gro 0 luminoso vive Ia vida. suena
Ia vida, sufre la vida.
Mas all& de las olas de tejados. dis
lingo una mujer madura. arrucada
va, pobre, siempre inclinada y cue
nurca sale. Con 81 rosrro con su
gesto. con cast NADIA, he rehecho la
historic de esa mujer. meior dicho su
leyenda, y a wees ME la cuento a
mi mismo, l!orando.
ST Sc hubiese tratado De IN pobre
viejeciilo hubic-a rehechc Ia suya con
la misma faciiidad.
Y me acuesto. orgulloso de haber
vivido Y sufrido en- II persona que
no era yo.
Tai vez Sc ne olga:
:; Estas SECURE dc que e5a leyenda
sea Ia verdadera?' :
tOue importa 10 que pueda ser Ia
realidad Que est& fuera de nj. 81 me
ayuda a vivir, a seHtir Que soy 10
que soy?
Carries -Bagdelaire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
LOS ROMANCES

Rolnances, viejos romances, cente-
narios romances populares: iquien cS
Ia compuesto? DE que cerebro ha-
beis salido Y que corazones habeis OIL
vidado en- tanto que Ia o os canta-
ba? A 10 largo de vuestros verSoS
Sc nos aparece la Espaha de siglos.
Entire todos los amamos
los mas breves. Son estos romaHces
a n de una cancion que Sc CO.
mienza y no Sc ACADIA; algo ha venido
q hacer crmudecer a. autor; algo que
no sabemos 10 cue cs, y que pueGe
ser fausto o tragico. 10 inacabado
tiene Tin profu7do encanto. Esta
fuerza rota, este impulse irterrumi-
pido, este vuelo ~detenido, ;quc hubie-
RI podido ser y a donde hubiera podi-
do llegar? Estes romarceS breves
r~eflejan IN minute de ina vida, un
instante fugitive, un momento en- que
IN estado de alma comienza a
mostrarsenos, o ACADIA de mostrarse-
nos. Tienen la attraction ~profunda
de un hombre con quien hemos char.
lado I'm momento, sin conocerle, en-
una estacion, en- n arteSala Y a
quien no volvemos a YER; o e: encar-
TO. inuuietante V m~isterioso. de una
de esas mujeres que, no siendo her.
moSas, durante unas horas de viaje
comenzamos a encontrarles una belle
"a apacible. Callad, que va durante
ticmpa desaparecida esa mujer en- c,
remolino de la vida. ha de quedar err
! uuestra alma como I'm reguero lumi,
noso.
Jose Martinez Ruiz.
(.Azorin).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14

Alfredo Gonzalez. Sc nego a dar "a
concession solicitada por la compahia,
expresando CUE no podia darla por-
cue querian todos los terrenos pet-o-
liferos bajo ell control de una sola
emp-esa extranjera.
In vista de esta-dice Lardizabal-
Valentine Y va-ios otros negociantes
neoyorkinos decidieron apoyar finan-
cieramcnta la rebellion que cstall6
contra ell gobierno del P~residente
Gonzalez, rebellion que dio por result
tado cue Ell general Tinoco asumiera
la presidential, sustituyendo al licen-
ciado Gonzalez.
Embellishments dcspues de haber
triunfando, Tinoco aprobo la conce-
| sion y esta esta beneficiando a Ia
nueva compania or~ganizada por Wa
lentine, en- perjuicio de los intereses
de Lardizabal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
.GUsTAVO SoLANo FUE......
.Fiene de la "A. Pag)

rando Muller que con cinco meses de
Is s~ubvcnc:5n pedida por So'ano, Po-
dia comprar ell peri6dico de dicho
ex-carranciSta y adenas. la imprsnta
| en- que este Sc editaba, resoivie COM
| orar los talleres y despues obiigo 4
| So,ano a venderie ell periodico, 20
que este hizo en- la cantidad de mil
d6lares, comprometiendose a no sa-
car ningun otro periodico en- Tam
pico mientras dure la guerra.
Ell siguicnte d~ocumento, hecho an
! tie ei Notario Lie. Jaramillo, 10 de-
muestra:
"Comparecieron los senores Gus
tavo Solano Y Alfredo Quin6nez, y
dijeron que han celebrado ell contra
Ia de compra-venta contenido en- las
s%iguientes clausulas:
PRIMERA: Solano d~eclara: que es
inico y legitimo dueno del diario La
Reforma", que Sc edita y publica en-
esta ciudad, Y CUE por Ia suma de mil
d6lares, equ~ivalentes a dos mil pc
sos ORC nacional. 10 vende al senior
Quin6nez, inc!uyendo en- la venta el
nombre de- ~peri6dico, la aientela de
| snunciantes, las agencias y CORES
pcnsalias respcctivas, grabados he
chos Y demas servicios propios del
periodico.
SEGUNDA: Quinonez declara que
qcepta Ia venta que lie hace ell senior
Solano, teniendo recibido a 81 salts
faccion Ell period!co pagado ell pre-
co. Solano, a SD vez deciara que
al prccio de venta 10 tiene recihido a
SUI satisfaction en- dinerc Y otorga en-
favor de Quinonez el recibo mas eff
caz Dor la suma de mil dolares.
TERCERA: Es conven;o entire los
contratantes que ell senior Quinonez
acepta cumplic con el coatrato que
siere Solaao para publican a%nu2cios
De Ia Coloria Guadalupe, Y que c!
precio de d:chos anuncios Sc abonar:i
IL mitad dc los Totes 3 Y 4 de "a man
a II, que figuran a nonbre de
Solano Y del Lie. A. S. Klee: sin cos
to alguno para estos.
CUARTA: FL senior Solano Sc O.
bliga 4 nc fundar en- esta ciudad. nj
tomar parte directa nj iHdircctamen-
&c de otro dia-io dc information Sc
mejante 4 "La R%eforma", por o me
nos, durante la duraci6n de la que
-ra mundial, a contar de esta feclla.
QUINTA: Ambos contratantes de-
c,,aran que eli precio de esta venta es
iusto y legal, que no hay en- c! case
lesion nj error Y renuncian desde a.
bora a TODD reclamo, haciendose nlu-
TIA donacion de c%ualquier diferencia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
La REVOLUTION DE TINOC0
EUE APoYADA

NUEVA YORK. Enero 1i.-El Sc
nor Manuel Lardizaba!, hondIreNo,
presento una dc:nanda contra IL nc
gociantc apeIiid2do Valentine, recla-
mandoIe cI pago de medic nlill5n dc
d6lares por danos Y perjuicios en-
Costa Rica, 2 causa de ~cis-taS acti-
vidades que desarrollc. provocardo el
cambio De regimen en- aqGei!a repu-
bliSa centro-americana.
Sost!e.e Lsrdiz3bal que, habiandc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
.Por Ell Teatro Nacional
Ell R DE MAMA"

Mama, la delicada comedia de
| Martinez Sierra, la mas pslcolog;ca
| sin duda a'guna, de las obras del &c
iebrado comediografo espahol, cubrlt
Ia function de anoche en- ell "Teatrt
Macdonald.
En- pocas obras como IN MAMA
puede encontrarse tan perfectamentt
reflejado ell tipo de la mujer modeF
ma en- sus mdltiples aspectos, pers
de la mujer moderna honrada. Els e
de Mercedes un ~personaje arrancade
a la vida real, y 10 son tambien e.
de Santiago, ell de don Fernando, e.
de Ceciiia Y Ell de Juan, que formar
una falnilia como hay, indudablemen,
tie, miles en- las urbes populosas, en-
auuellas de intensa vida social.
Mercedes es la mujer frivola, Ia
mujer de cabeza q pajaros que vive
la vida 10 mas alegremente que pue-
de sin. sentir ell calor del hogan nj
notar que falta y que es necesario,
porque ell esposo y los hijos han me-
hester de el para no sentirse solos y
desesperanzados; pero que es inca
paz de cometer una falta, de manchaT
ell honor del esposo de quien aleJala
solamente la diferencia de caracteres
Y mas que este Ell egoismo del mari
do que Sc entrega de lleno a los ne
gocios industriales, sin reparar en- cue
es precise Ell cumplir tambien con los
deberes sociales.
Maria del Carmen Martinez, nues-
ira gentil a~rtista, interpreted Ell per
sonaie de Mercedes a conciencia. De
verdad que ha hecho un estudio can
cienzudo de e. Y que 10 ha compren-
dido en- sus multiples manifestacio-
mes. En- la escena final, cuando ha-
bla 81 marido del deber que tienc de
tcner 4 81 ado a sus hiios, para cui-
dar de clos y especialmente de Ce-
ella. del peligro en- que Sc halla, Y
dsl que ella solamente sabe Ia verdad,
fue magistral. La actriz demostro
ali las facu:tades artisticas de que
Sc halla dotada Y puso de relieve su
p~rcfundo estudio del p~ersonsie que
interpretaba.
Don Luis Quevedo estuvo sencilla-
mente acertado. Tsmbien el demos
ire c~omprender perfectamente ell IL
30 De Santiago. Su trabajo satisfizo
ampliamente. La sonora Venegas y
cl joven MARTINEZ, muy bien en- G!
.papei dc Cecilia y Juan; Cote-a y
Me'eGreic, aceptables.
La sehoTita Josefira Lucchesse
cant6. en- ell intermcdio de- primer a!
segundo acto las bellisimas romanzas
dc las operetas. "El Encanto de un
Eals", y La PrinceSa Gle los Balka-
nes", obteniendo un ruidoso triunfo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14

E. 500 anuncio de que Sc %encontra-
ban va en- esta ciudad los artistas me-
xicanos Felipe Llera Y su esposa Ju-
LA Floria de Llera, ha despertado
immense entusiasmo entire aquella
parte de nuestra colonia que los ha
aplaudido estruendosamete en- mu-
chas ocasiones, y un interes profun-
do entire los compatriotas a quienes
ia fama ha traido la noticia de sus
excepcionales meritos. Uno Y otro
estan perfectamente justificados,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14

recibido pcder anPlio de los propie-
tarios de mos t~errenos pctroliferos
en- Costa Rica para venderlcs, entro
en tratos con Valentine para orGa-
MAR una compania que adquirlera
los Gichos tcrreaos. La compania
fue a. fin organizada con unr capital
de dos miilones de dolares y sus pri-
meros trabajoS theron dirigida; a
conseguir una CONCESSION DEB gobierno
para explotar los tcrrenos petrolife-
ros que ioa a aGquirir. Pero ell Pre-
a;dsnte de Ia Repablica, liceaciado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14

-AFtEi-EL az i1 emporium SA
Arts.
El g~obernador Cabrera asistio a.
yer q Ia inauguration de Ia seglnda
Exposition &c Bellas Artes para la
cue convoc6 "a Academia de BellaS
Aries, cue patrocina del gobierno de
Puebla Y GU dirige e! professor Mi
guel Sarrliento.
sNumerosa concurrencia acompano
al doctor Cabrera Y 81 Sequito en- ell
acto de Ia aperture de Ia exposition.
De:puas el funcionario citado reco'
rio los salores. donde Sc eXhiben las
cbras presentaGas por los a~rtistas po-
blanos Y pudo adr1irar ell adelanto de
muchos j6venes, que son cuadros de
Ck1cho del Castillo, dibujos de todos
csti'o5 del ca~ricaturista Zubieta. es-
tudios de arte de Carlos Rivero Y
otros mGckos tr2bajos que hacen ho-
nor 4 la ~cultura del Estado, ilenaban
los s%a,ones tanlbi6n dispuestos por
los orgariz2dores.
z! acto iiteraric-musical con QUE
Sc sclemniz5 ia aperture de la Expo
sici6n, fua my suggestive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-14
oBRAS DE
OBRAS DINERSAS

.a4- - DN
ANIalIGgs Illustrate para HIS Si'""
Arte de Echar l4S Car!aS por medic
dc Ia BaraIa ESpaAola ..-.....-..... SIC
p.A,....., "a. =, rfSa tnrn rsplI GC
blbi!oteCa ue ID 49, nos f@mSS
ma ' s. 90
- - ,T,rr Sge
So",eL :, -; ,c,,r It.rI amcni,.ml soc
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