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PRVNf Glen C.S.P.S.Z CLEVEL AN
DU, PADL We FRANCII.
VACLAV UXA, 69O3 SALEM AVE. ZAHUBEN NE
PRATELSKOU STRELOU BOJI o
FERE-EN-TARDENOIS

VcerejM PershngGv seznam amerckych ztrat bitvach
Franc zanes stesk do ceveandskych kruhG c. S. P S.
Glen radu Zzk1v Mec e. 1873, milcn dobrovolnk Vacav
Uxa, 69O3 Salem Ave. naeza dotcenem pad
lych.
Vaclav Uxa byl cenem Duhove (Rainbow) dvise die
veho ztrat svu zvot btvach Tardenois vyse
ku Soissons-Remes.
Duhova divse pozdstava micnich oddd vsech sta
200 mcnich dobrovoniki mez mimi nekok nasch kraa-
nG, zvlaSt Sokold.
Vacav Uxa prpol Sc milci rovnez dobrovolne byl
Duhovou dvis do Francie posan hned prve expedc
meckeho voska fadoveho Duhova dvise utkala Huny
nekokrat lee nejveti zapas prodelaa boch Marry
kdle remesskem zvlast dobyvanf nemecke zakadny
Tardenois kde havu porazla ctvrou dv pru-
ske gardy tedy ykv6t Kaiserovy soaesky Nemc sve
porazky nell zraty dzasne lec sao sebou rozumi ze
nas rekovni mlicac dos utrpe prvnim dotce
nych ztrat byo vcera Ohio dnes e jich devaenact
ez emi prvnm by hrdna mas Vacav Uxa prvni spokovy
&C. S. bratr Clevelandu svobodu narodd nivach
Francie zvot sv1j poozivM
Tyz cta "a roxy by muzem sect6ym, pokrokovym, mad
senym obhacem vseho uslechteho spravediveho By
nez vernyn pokrokovym spolkovym pracovnikem zvast
vyjmenovany rad ztrac v mem ideaniho elena.
Vaclav Uxa zdstavil zde mimo precetnych znamych i
dopisu opakoval satsakc ze dal dobro
volne ably pfispel ku pokoff nejvetsiho nepee dsva
N6mce.
pfispiva, chrabre bojoval - az do dpadu Cleveland
ma ednoho ceskehO hrdinu vic fadu 1885, c.
S. P. S. pfibyde hvezda smutecnim florem zastren&!
Nehynouc pamet necht z6sava nasemu Vaclavu Uxovi!
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frontu aby uSetfil muzstv Rafiz Eu odpovda
smssns akoby pfesvsd6eni ze weekly pny nsmeckeho
generSniho skbu selhaly Nsmci pokusi sad ednu je
Ste vekou oensv Lee ami nesvedou oho valka do
pfsho jara bude mad prospsch spoenct rozhodnuta
NSmect vojac zpravdla vaji zpr6vy, amer6i voaci
pfzdsji do France po6 stale vstSn vsfee, ze cim
chlei Americana pfchaze tim drive buds svedena rozhod
ma btva anebo zahSjeno denitvni vyjednivdn mir jak
prav skovate gardovs dvise kery by zaat cd Americana
Zaatec vypravs ze vsn. nsmeck6ho du zvaits nizsch
d e pfesvsdcena, ze Nsmecko musi prohr& Kapalists
naopak sto aby byo vslce poAtovano kaxdou
"Nasi ddtojnc" prav zajatec ozn6mili nam pred
nSkolka mssc ze Americana zajai n&kolik Nsmca ze nj
mi naklada hanehnS Upozornova mas nsusale ze e spe
dat zab nez by zajatu Amercany alssbylo mnoho
jakG aby osnu vsfi pres ze autorta d6sojnkG pla
mich vice nez jneho Mezi Njaky naopak
muvi ze kazdy da rad zaati Cd Amer9ant bude mit
tomu pfiezosti bude ze provss TAX aby nsho
pada zodpovsdnost tax zpravdla mezi nsmeckymi
vojaky kte sou valce jz lsta j. noho tsch ktef
chtivs 6eka pfeztost ably mohli st1i zajac Pak
Nsmci utrp nskok dalsich porSzek lid donna vzBouf
Kaiserovci budou odstranxni." 80 a%
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PERSHINCOVY
REPORTY.

Nedelni seznam amer. Ztrat
We Francii vykazuje: 127 pad
lych a ranam podlehnuvsich,
IS tezce ran9nych, 1 lehce ra-
neny a 9 ohresovanych pesfch
vojind. z Ohio pablo jich pet:
". Uxa z Clevelandu; cetaf vi
ckroy z Lancaster; pesak w.
s. Austin z Cincinnati pesak
T. Stone, Lockland, O.. Tezce
ranenymi z Ohio jsou: McClish
z Tiffin, R. Saunders z Colum-
bus a Jerry Brown rovnez z
Columbus.
Dnesni dopolednf seznam Wy
kazuje 103 padle, ranam svym
neb nehodam podlehnuvsi, 1872
tezce q 29 lehce ranenych pc
sakI a IL nezvestnych.
z Clevelandu vazne porane-
n; slovensti p9saci Jul. Jarou-
Sex, 1851 vych. 63 ul., Jakub
Androcek z West Park; Mat9j
Wasara z Lakewood podlehl
ranam, a Frant. Buk, z Toledo
tezce ranen.
Oba seznamy ztrat obsahuji
celkem AT jmen a ttkajf sc bi
tev u Marry We vyseku scissors
RemeS.
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TURECKE DIVISE MA 20.
moo RAKUSANUM.

Curych, 4. srpna. - Jak o.
znamujf dosle sem zpravy, v
Tyrolsku prave konala sc ra-
kouska valecna rada. v nfz
pfedsedal arciknfze Eugen a
ma nfz podilelo Sc n9kolik Gle
nd nemeckeho generalniho Sta
bu.
Depese z Inspruku oznamu
il. ze turecke divise pribudou
zahv ma italskou frontu. Turci
vSak odpirajf. ably byli brigade
vani s Rakusany a trvaif ma
tom. aby ponechani byli pod
zvlastnfm tureckym velenfm.
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(ODPOLEDNf BULLETINY:)

Pafiz s. srpna. Korunni primo nechal znicit mostly
Aisnu pfetinajici ustupujedlI Pkardi NSmci row
'n6z tupuj Americans postoupili l8 dnech Is mil.
$ sFrancouzska repubka udea generalu Pershngovi
nejvyssi rad Cestne Legie.
.CisaTav palac We Stuttgarts byl angcLymi aviatky
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BRITOVE MUTT JE ODTAEU Cd MONTDlDIER.

Americka voiska vzala ,itokem mSsto Fisnes
fece sTedu bevni cary mezi Soissons Renes
kterezo bylo hlavni zasobarnou vo korunniho pr
&C. PSde cey obrovsky sektor, tahnouci tro
cd Marny Scissors Reme; ocitl drzeni vtsz
nych armad spojencI. -,
Nsmci tisnsn .ou zvlssf ms.tem Sois.ons akoz
remesskem kFide kdezto podsl cello Vesy utka smsrem
Asns.
spojenci ma obou kFidel pokouseji
Nssisdksm poslsdsseh nsveG vssfa e rozvodnsSz
dy jsou huboks mostly rychlo nepfelem vofens pod
lshaf francouzskych houfnc Hunovs bi Feky,
jich hyne rozvodnsnem proudu ests vic zajeti
ch upada Svst Dude zasnout jale v:ecky ztraty Mem
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lex Foch vrchni vojevddce spojeneckych armad
Americana ajmaE cd patku do vcerejska asi
10000 Hunt wall Jim asi $50 vekych ponich DEL Fran
zaa ch pfirozens jes ponsvadz
poeneckych vojind mez scissors Remesf
pTpada; rovnsz Anglicane Vlas mali upsch znaSy.
As. sede.at vesnc mssteeek NEST okupovano cd pat<u
vszi kdezto munce mnozsvi jinych potTeb nepfte
tych primo ohromne vzdor tomu porazeni sveho
dtxku z vyseku vstsi ,ve zasoby znicili ohnsm.
Jedina hronada dslovych strel ukofistsna Amer1any
ma ceny 81 podobnych neporu-
senych asob e VIC Korunn prime mel zasoby munce urens
Pariz Marnou nahromadsne vStsina tech
sob pfesla jiz vitezG.
sveho utikan vypalili vsecky osady
ci dozravac lrodu Pouze veks Soissons zastao
temsf bez pohromy ponsvadz Hunove vya4en byl nsho
nahle neocekavans Nxmci promSni Soissons kazdSky
dIm pevnlsku ulice zabar;ksdova. ChtS tedy drzet
do posedni moznosti Rychy 1sk Nsmca Scissors
dociy pluy sotslych horald dobyvs osady,
pFedpoedni vedouci nasez nepfe prch
posledni zanechav Sosons rovnsz veks z6oby
proviantu
Brzy spojenci pTekrocili mezi Scissors Venzel
reku Asnu nskolka mistech pfitomns zenou nepfee
.msrem evernim Odpor Nsmcd mstech tech slbne,
kov korunn prime postal jim nskolk cersvych dvisi
Vesla obou svych bfezich je vitszi obsazena
Aisns Nsmc rozhodns neurzf Francouzske, brticks
vlasske polsLs ege dorazeji Huny Remote tenn
to nezbyva jineho nAz svych posc Asnx uteci.
Zda by tudz ss ze korunnf ustoupi velkou
rovnu Chemn des DANES mozne IL
nil jizns cd Laon.
Nekolik nsmeckych arm6dnich sbori je iz Asnou
tszSmi svymi dsly dals SVEN dtsku pozdrxey
hroma je ceka OBJ nepf6telske armady zavod rychyc
pohybech Francouzsa kavalee drobns francouzsks
nice pfipravu dssne ztraty ustupucim
Situace Nsmcd stale horst pouhem utslu vyseku
Cd Marny nezistane Por6zka orunnio prince ma vv ma
nsmecka vojska Pkardi rozlozen6. NehHfe podobnym
vokdm je Montddier, kde Brtove pfe vybo, zatlasv
se vcera Huny feu Avre mssta Albert celke ma ni
desitmovs do hloubky dvou mil Nsci nus tudiz Mont
dider vysek vykdt rovnsz PiLard vrStt Sc obranns
lni, n niz stall r. 1914.
Marsalek Ludendorff tvrdi, ze dnesni llp Pikarde
eho "strategickym tahe chce pry narovnat zkrstt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
German Financial
Situation Is Bad .


ed the hardships that are in store 10,
Germany should she not eventually be
in position to levy great indemnities or
the enemy, stating that the financial
crisis may lead to state confiscation OF
all private property down to a mini.
mum of about $4,000. and there are nc
assurances that even the smaller prom.
erty holders of the nation would es.
cape. This possibly may but spur the
German people on to further efforts in
the hope of avoiding such an un.
pleasant contingency.
Count Freysing estimates, that II
peace is made now the debt resulting
from long and short term war loans
and the expenses Of restoring eastern
Prussia, Alsace and Lorraine and the
Of the army and navy would amount
to a total Of 130,o00.000.000 marks
(s32. SOC. 900 .ooo). to which must be add
many $500. 000, 900 marks ($825, 900 .00o)
to compensate for the loss of German
credits abroad. He calculates the an
nual burden of future taxes at 19,500,-
times what 1t was before the war
1t is significant fact that the Ger
man people are engaging in more wide
sweeping criticism Of the emperor and
the government than ever before
though the government is utilizing
every means to combat this spirit OF
criticism and is endeavoring to bring
about acceptance of the idea of fur
Their struggle. Just how far this spirit
Of discomfort reaches is indicated by a
statement spread among the workers OF
the nation during the recent strike. In
addition to other things, it says:
"The hour of peace will strike when
Germans no longer heed the makers OF
| apostles Of militarism and jingoism
Peace will come when the Germans say
to their emperor; You, whom we have
followed and obeyed; you, for whom
dear ones: you. who have not spared
even our ideals and beliefs and tradi.
tions-we have sacrificed all to you
and what have we in return? Nothing
disease and death. ruin and restitution
Never before in the history of the
world has there been sacrifice SO great
or SO willingly made. Before our heroic
| and what have we won by it? Two
years ago the world lay at our feet
strangers from every land came to
our cities; all ever the world the in
full. Everywhere the German spirit
was welcomed and honored. Will ii
ever be SO again?
"All over the world we are despised
and hated. On our forehead rests the
curse Of Cain. Men shun us in the
streets and our language is forbidden
We have you. Emperor William, we
have you to thank that the achieve
ments of q century of national effort
low you"
And. remember. five years ago not q
German in the land would have dared
breathe such sentiments. The people
q voice and really can use It, And they
are continuing to use 1t despite the
fact that all agitators and persons ex-
pressing their disapprobation Of gov
ernmenta1 methods are hustled on to
the army irregardless Of their age OF
physical condition, that they may be-
come cannon fodder. Only those IN ths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
ON WESTERN FRONT.

Both the Germans and allies are pre-
pairing for the springs work on the
western + r o n t.
General Activity That fact long
on Western Line. oueb,v ssta b.
lished. Where the allies or Germans
may strike in possible offensives has
been a moot question. Time alone must
solve the question. Consequently chief
interest for the moment lies in the
minor events which are happening
along the western front-minor events
in the eyes of the casual newspaper
reader. but events which are extremely
Of the enemy and in obtaining informa-
ton as to his possible plans.
In SO far as the. United States is con-
cerned. the gassing of more than eighty
American soldiers with eight deaths, by
the Germans. presumably on that section
Of the line to the northwest Of Toul. was
one Of the most striking events of the
week. This gas attack was preceded by
another which inflicted comparatively few
casualties. The hideous methods Of the
Germans had been expected, and though
the American units were provided with
gas masks this terrible death swept upon
them through the medium Of shells
American positions. Many Of the men
failed to get their masks on in time
and died as the result Others were
carried to hospitals. there to suffer tor
lures worse than death.
Americans who now are stationed
with the French along the Chemin des
DANES participated with the French in
a raid on German positions. Twenty
four American soldiers and an ofiicer,
along with the French, took twenty
one German prisoners in q quick, dar-
Ing action, the first Offensive operation
the Amertcans have participated In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
MILITARY" SUCCESS BY
HUNS IN WEST UNLIKELY
Germany's Main Hope Is to Undermine Morale of
French Soldiers. as Was Done IN
Italy. u
By FRANK H. SIMONDS,
Author of "The World War" "They Shall Not Pass"

Copyright, Mcclure
RECENT weeks the quiet the firing line has been
the behind chiefly confined German
quarters With evergrowing instence the great German
newspapers have proclaimed the coming of the colossal Of
nsive of the and climax all this foecasng the
doubtab Hndnbug has permitted himself be quoted proph
esyng his arrival in Paris April Recalling that the kaiser
be in Paris weeks the outset of the that the
Verdun days after the attack began and
anniversary of that attack the
Indenburg boast at the least something of gamble
What the chances of such achievement? This is the
question world asking To be there few OBJ
Germany who believe that Paris be reached
weeks that fom April the rather significant
date selected field marshal for his tumpha entry
there for the Germans reach Paris
April May but result of the campaign What
of stroke will compel the French
to peace before Paris immediate danger the Ausans
Vienna?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
AGAIN TRIES TO TRICK
PEOPLE OF HIS NATION
Fails to influence Enemy Countries.
Conditions Bad in Germany.
JAPAN AND THE FAR EAST
Americans Engage in Chief Fight
ing on West Front-Conditions
Along Line in Italy.

es and the present stand Of the govern
ment as inimical to the best interests
Of the people. Particular resentment is
being aroused at this time over the
failure of high government officials to
press the franchise reform measure
which it Is hoped will give the people
greater voice in the affairs Of the gov
eminent. Even Vice Chancellor Won
Payer has directed shafts against the
conservatives.
Dispatches coming through neutral
cities continue to emphasize the gene
raj war WEAKNESS of the German peo-
pie and the hardships they are under
going. Even the weather. classes,
who may be able to obtain food, are
undergoing sufferings and privation in
other directions, and the only success
ful panacea for the continued national
discomfort will be sharp military vic
tories indicating that Germany can yet
emerge from the war victorious.
~
The German financial situation is not
extremely encoura pine IN tho cJoeo nh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
Hindenburg in Napoleon's Place.

Like Napoleon, Hindenburg must get
Paris or crush the French armies and
win victorious peace before the discon-
tent in Germany compels a change in
the great blow is launched the German
offensive turns out to be another YER
dun. another uphill struggle like those
of the British and French at the
Somme or the British alone at Ypres
still more recently. then nothing is
more certain than, that the military
party in Germany will have to abdfcate
and Germany will face the world pre-
pared to negotiate on the basis of mo
annexations and no indemnities." which
spells ruin for Germany's military au-
tocrats.
But what are the odds for or against
the success of such a great gamble.
We can only estimate the future by
chance Of success for Hindenburg by
comparing his game with the games
of those who. on the western front on
either side Of the firing line, have
sought decision or striven to at
tain a clear break through" Re
plain that they have all failed, that
they have all failed within brief
time, and that after the failure they
have been abandoned or transformed
into long. slow, terribly costly siege
operation in which the progress was
measured by inches and by yards, not
by miles or by provinces.
100 Miles From Paris.
If you look at the map you will see
that at the point where the German
line is nearest to Paris lust north of
scissors and south of Laon, at the
scene Of the recent French local sue
cess above the Aisne. the road distance
from the French capital is just about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

higher places can critfcise with I'M
punity, and even they are subject to
stern rebuke at any Juncture should
military heads deem 1t necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

practically all sides by elements hostile
to It, at least elements, which will not
render the assistance absolutely es-
sential to successful continuance in the
war.
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pies in various Russian provinces
X
X
The Germanic greed will not in any wise
be curbed by any pact at Brest- Litovsk
Should the
Pact VIII Not bolsheviki sign
Curb German Greed. nirthr,rht and
Germany say to the world that her future
activities in Russia would be brought to
a halt. there still would be no guarantee
that Teuton pledges would be carried out.
as many times during the course Of the
present struggle the world has had illus
tration Of GerInanic regard for agree
menta
1t cannot be expected that they will be
bound in any wise by any past with tho
bolsheviki. Such treaty will but assist
the kaiser in carrying out his plans Of
further aggression, rather than hinder
him. For behind the Interpretation of this
treaty Germany can find excuse for fur
Their michaevelian movements, particu-
Larry IL the bolshevik leaders In any wise
cross German purpose or ambition. That
they will do 50 in order that Germany
may avail herself OF the chance to spread
her influence and seize more Russian terri
time the Russian peoples weary, discour-
aged and mortified. are being made the
pawns of Lenine and the kaiser.
The present German movement, ac-
cording to advices received in WASH
ington during the past week, is de-
signed for the moment to capture vast
stores of munitions and guns which
fser tbsr have left behind
lily are within reach of the Germans
and would be invaluable in the prose-
cution Of Germany's warfare on other
fronts.
people and the workmen from factories
and other walks of life have been
pressed into service in the bolshevik
red guards and sent to combat the Teu-
tons.
1t is very necessary that Lenine make
show of resistance under the circum-
stances, but it is only a show, for he
realizes that every Russian life offered
up in combating the Germans is a sac
rif1ce on the altar of perfidy, for the
German armies cannot be successfully
combated with the present state Of
disorganization and anarchy prevailing.
There have been reports of fighting
between the bolshevik red guards and
the Germans at several points during
the past week. but the Germans have
ADVANCED more than $50 mileG to the
northeast in the direction of Petro1rad.
Though Austrians declared they would
- - St.SA4 siIeu ".es INTO RUSSIA,
are mnvin~ int rS trat Austllan FORCES
bat bolshevik influence.
**
That the menace to Petrograd really
is serious is indicated by the departure
of Ambassador
Petrograd Now Francis and
members Of the
Seriously Menaced. LII 49,.
oip,o-
naIlc corps. The city Is preparing Tor
a siege. The chaotic conditions pre-
yailine in the capitaI for month. have
$780, - .
o..o"e more iparkeo. Looting ana
pillaging continue despite the fact that
the city has been placed under martial
Law Foodstuns are 1act,n1 ora tha
I.,...,,', A"u nv
DoisneViki nave appealed to the nation
to send food that the city may hold out
against the Germans.
WILL .....,-~
"ho neso'a'ihs WIN tne russians
at Brest-Litovsk the Germans also are
negotiating with the Rumanfans for a
~,
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More Unrest Than Ever in Germany
At the outset it is essential to grasp
the political as well as the military
conditions Of this German gamble for
military victory. In Germany there is
more unrest and dissatisfaction than at
any time since the conflict began.
Masses of people who are ready to fight
to the end for the defense Of German
territory and interests are unwilling to
continue the agony for conquest and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The military party.
still in supreme power. is faced by real
domestic danger at home. il 1t cannot
bring of a swift and complete triumph
in the field. alt must strike quickly,
and its blow must succeed promptly
Time is as important an element now
as In the first race for Paris, in August,
1914.
Remembering the many differences.
there is still real ground for recalling
now the circumstances of Napoleon's
Could he have taken Moscow and
crushed the Russian armies before win
ter found him on the road he would
have been master of Europe. He
risked all on the final gigantic ven
ture. Victory would have made France
the successor of Rome in Europe and
Napoleon q rival of the ancient Cae-
sars. But Napoleon, although he took
Moscow, did not get the Russian ar
road. After that the end came swiftly.
for France deserted the man whose
domination cost the nation so great an
annual blood tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

The German financial situation is not
extremely encouraging to the close OBJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

sections Of Russia gobbled up for the sake
of building up great Teutonic dominion
Should conditions in Russia remain cha
otto, as they will for months, the Ger
mans might at any time avail themselves
of this fact as a pretext for the extension
OF their influence and power, stating that
they were doing so on appeals from peo-
pies in various Russian provinces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03

Both the Germans and allies are pre-
pairing for the springs work on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-03
GERMAN SITUATION.

The kaiser has profited by the SOW
ing of discord in enemy ranks. It is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
coDyenio fiRaRGieIo entire
Uruguay ] los e, UU'

NUEvA YORK, JUNO 16.-El MI
,istra de. Hacienda de Ia @Repubhca
del Uruguay ha pedido al Congreso
urusuayo que, autorice un convene
%, Of Banco de Reserva Federal de
Nueva York. semejanse al celebrate
en-rc los Estados Unidos : la Republl
"a argentina en- el mes de Enero III
+im6 La suma de dinero afectaoa
en- este credito seria de S20-OOO.00o-
FL convenio concertado entire los
.Estados Tnidos y Ell gobierno argehH-
no tua con 81 fin de estabilizar los u
nos de cambio entire ambos palses y
acahar con Ia depreciation del ootaE
americana en- Ia Argentina. hi Enc
70 pasado Sc traspasaron al Banco de
"a Reserva F~ederal-de Nreva YORK.
s30.OOo.NOG para el credito lei 60
bierno argentine en- dicha institution
V oco despues de darse este anunclo'
., dollar americana Sc cotizo en- los
mercados argentinos q % centavos o
sea cast a la par. Antes DEL convenio
bancario eli dollar habia baiado hasta
"a centavos en- varios mercados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-22
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