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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-23
IMITATION

IMITATION
 IS the sincerest form of flattery, that is why it pleases HIS to hear that other aundries claim to do work just like ours. It is tribute to the excellence of our lauderinT which we fully ap- preoiate But why not have the origi- nal? Send us your washables and you won't have to say they are as perfect as ours The work will be ours and the real thing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-23

Go ja7'- 10 t'e simple life be contented with simple res~anss simple clothes Work hard pray hard, play faHi Work eat recreate and sleep Do it all courage We have a victory to win-Toover
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-23

Fined for Sedtion' is a heading that does look rghl in Ameriean newspaper these days, sedon sadoH uterances should be settled for by pay ing fines Imprisonment for long terms is the only eaee applicable n such except that after tho are served depor-aon should be stipulated To impose
 irh fine for suel oense is little better than apoogz- ing 10 tha offender for his arres-Douglas News.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-01-23
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Eal-ered at fh5 Post Odlca at Estehikan . second class matter October 2f falt under tI Of March g. 1879.
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 EErCHH-tz. NLAshl. JANUARY 2. ta1S
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
A. f. G. w. u. No. 80

The entertainment and supper
given a few days ago for the mem
bers and families of the American
Flint Glass Workers Union in THEN
hall was a grand success. The Enter
tainment consisted of vocal selections
and violin and piano solos by the fol
lowing home talent: Gottlieb Zinn
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble, Mrs. Mildren
Miss Bailey, Hugh Collins, H. Gruber,
Mike Kettle, e. Linden, Harold Robin
son; Mrs. RandoXhe, pianist. A. H.
Kelsey, with his we'll known generos-
ity, donated a number of beautiful
pieces of glassware which were ratified
off as each admission ticket entitled
the holder to participate. Those who
were present had a most delightful
evening and thoroughly enjoyed them
selves.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
For Spring House
Cleaning!

Mere surface busting or brushing
is not cleaning. THOROUGH clean
ing draws out both outside and inside
dirt without scattering it in the air
you breathe.
Buy Frantz Premier Electric
Cleaner that will keep your house
spOtlessly clean all year long with
very little effort on your part, at
small expense, and with no wear or
tear on rugs, draperies, mattresses
and bedding. Ask about our special
offer and free demonstration.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

If you have crooked OF damaged
plastering, it can be remedied and
beautifed by covering with Beaver
Board"
26-4t The P. Smith Sons Lumber Co,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
HAMILTON E. WATSON
Dies at City Hospital Sunday After
nOOn.-Ranks of Labor Lose
Valuable Member.

Mr.. Hamilton E. Watson died at the
city hospital Sunday afternoon at a
o'clock, following an extended illness
of Brights disease. He was born
November /, 1848. For the past
seven years he has been employed as
engineer at the court house, and pre-
vious to that time filled the same po-
sition at the county infrmary.
Mr.. Watson was a member of local
No. $50, I. U. of S. and O. E. and at
the time Of his death represented his
union in the Trades and Labor AS
sembly, and was ever a faithful at
tendant and valued member of that
body.
The funeral services were held at
the church at Lock on Wednesday
morning at II o'clock, and intelment
was made in the adjoining cemetery.
IF Won have crooked or damaged
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
BOILER MAKERS LOCAL No. SO.

am taking advantage of the op-
portunity offered by the columns of
the Newark Leader to let our brothers
and fellow workers know that old SO
is still on the map, with a full mem
bership, and ready to go cover the
top" in anything we may be called
upon to do in this time when our
freedom and our country's honor is
at stake. We are proud to say that
several of our members did not wait
for the draft, but at once enlisted in
their country's service; and the rest
of us are sticking to our posts getting
out the motive power which our
country needs to move supplies for
our soldiers and the allies cover
there"
Just to show where we stand, with
our country our members have al
ready bought over $4,000 worth of
the Third Liberty Loan bonds. We
are also putting in the maximum
hours overtime.
You can readily see what organized
labor will do and is doing when it is
getting a square deal such as Mr.
McAdoo guarantees US in his order
No. 8, and although it was said that
the government would be handicapped
in efficiency in dealing with organized
labor, quite the contrary has been the
result, there is better cooperation
between the various labor heads
which enables the government to get
results at once and with harmony.
SO let's all stick together
Through thick and thin,
Then We'll lick the kaiser
And the war We'll win.
WIN. COLLING.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
More Union Men to the Front.

Messrs. Arthur Nutter, Howard
Stasel and Mike Monahan, members
of Machinists local No. so, and Law
renee Nutter, of Mold Makers local
No. 4, recently made application to
join the colors and were sent to
Parkersburg for examination.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
The Peoples Column.

Communications are solicited on all
subjects, full name must be signed as
an evidence Of good faith. 1t is un-
derstood that this paper does not in
dorse the sentiment of all communica-
tions and is at liberty to take issue
when deemed necessary.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
To Secretaries of Local Unions.

The Committee on Dedication of
Flag and Memorial, appointed by the
Trades and Labor Assembly, requests
that the secretaries of all locals send
the names of all membres who have
enlisted or were drafted and of de-
ceased members to George Hamilton,
secretary, at once. This is imperative
as the committee must know at once
so it can figure on the size of the flag.
MEMORIAL COMMITTEE.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
GREEN, The Dry Cleaner and Halter

Stationary Firemen's union No. 8
has signed wage agreement with
the Boston Elevated Railway COM
pany which raises rates 81 to So
week for firemen, oilers, coal passers,
water tenders and helpers.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
OLD GUARD RESOLUTIONS.
Headquarters Armory Co. B,
Old Guard, Newark, 0.

Resolved, That we, the members of
Company B, Old Guard, deeply de-
plore the indiscreet actions of the
marshal of the parade April 10. to
boost the Liberty Bonds, in ordering
our Drum Corps not to play during
the parade, in which Sousa's Band
were the guests Of honor, and in all
sincerity, hope that there will never
again be any reason for us to de-
nounce in the future, orders not con-
sistent with our customs which we
reasonably expect to be honOred.
That we fully approve of the ac-
tion of our Drum Corps, in not march
ng-although already formed, in the
parade-when ordered not to play, de-
spite their preparedness, and as well
approve the statement signed by j.
S. Loughman, Drum Major, regarding
same as heretofore published in The
Newark Leader.
That we were not aware that such
absurd orders were intended to be
given on this occasion-statemen to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
That We would not have partici-
pated therein had we known of such
order unless, however, good and real
reasons from those IN authority were
given.
That we wanted TO, and always
do our part, and the fright thing" at
any time on all occasions when pos
sible in cooperating at patriotic cere-
monies, to do our utmost as patriotic
participants, and
That we hereby offer our services
to do our utmost free Of charge and
to defend Old Glory, if needs be,
against any and all enemies to the
last man.
Adopted by Co. B, Old Guard, New
ark, o., April 20, 1918.
j. w. McVEIGH, Or. Sgt,
j. R. ELLIS, Adjt.,
j. A. MELICK, @. M.
Committee.
A ArproNo6
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
News from our Locals

Secretaries and business represen-
tatives of the various labor organ
izations are requested to furnish
weekly The Leader with the news
from their respective organizations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

GREEN, The Dry Cleaner and Halter
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

Approved
MATTHEW BOUSCH,
Capt. Cong Co. B, O. G.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26
PLUMBERS LOCAL No. 271

Plumbers Local No. 271 met in re-
gular session April 10th with fair
attendance.
The different committees made their
reports and much progress was noted.
Chas. Edmunds was reported on
the sick list
Two members of our local and one
apprentice will leave for Camp Sher-
man in this quota. The local will
give a farewell supper on Wednesday
evening upon which occasion these
brothers will be the honor guests.
For Building Material of all kinds
at reasonable prices see the Old Re
liable firm
26-4t The P. Smith Sons Lumber Co.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

The union label acts as an educator,
organizer and director for the public,
thus making the purchaser the in
telligent and friendly ally of, instead
of the Indifferent foe to organized
labor
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

Our thin oak flooring for covering
old worn floors make a beautiful and
sanitary floor.
26-4t The p. Smith Sons Lumber Co..
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-04-26

You can get most anything in the
building line at Smiths and get it
right.
26-4t The P. Smith Sons Lumber Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
NOMBRE e.
PARTEDO De MILUKOFF

AMSTERDAM. AgOsto 29.-Scgi;n
dicen varios agentes de Ia pren.a 20
laca, 81 nucvo PartiGo Democratico
Constitutional Morarou;sta. tornado
por Ell professor Pablo \. Milukoff,
ex-Minist-o russo de Relaciones En-
teriores. va a ser llamado en 10 SUI
cesivo con ell nombre lie "LIga para
q Reaacimiento de Russia. Su pro-
grama compren6e entire otras cosas,
e. restablecimiento de la Gran Ru-
;ia. sin Polonia, nj las provinclas
Balticas V cl establecimiento de una
d;ctadlra. como una lorna interlna
de gobierno.
Boris Silrukotf ha sido ~propueSto
como primer d!clAdor. con el genera!
Miguel ". !AieXieff. eX-comandaAte
en- jefe de los Ejercitos rusos. como
su ayudante. Siwukoff ha desconocldo
e! tratado de Brest-Litovsk Y abogado
Dor Ia renovation de IA guerra con-
ira las Potencias Centrales. Respec-
to a la question agraria ha adoptado
81 principle de que los p~ropietarios
de t~;erras. deben ser ;ndemnizados
por las tierras tcmadas por los cam
pesinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
RECHAZARON
LOS CONTRA
ATAQUES DE-
Los OS
Al oriente de Arras, Byng
sigue obteniendo algunas
victorias sobre Ell
enemIgo
~ pPESSa-

Del S>-r,eio Especial de IA PRENSA"
LONDRES. Agosto 29.-Los con
tra-ataques a!emanes al oriente Y al
sureste de Nis-en-Artis, al oriente
De Boiry = en- los a]lrededores de ia
vre!le. villas todas elias que Sc en-
cuentran al oriente de Arras. han sldo
rechaZados por las tropas del genera!
Byng, segin dice un communicate Off
cial que 50 do a la publicidad hoy
en- e5ta capital.
Al sur del Soma las tropas ingle-
.as siguen eierciendo su tenaz em2u-
ic contra 81 enemigo : estan avanzaH.-
DO hacia 81 oriente. Desde el y de
agosto los lngieses han hecho $4,000
prisioneros V mas de 100 canone5 al
cnemigo.
PARIS. Agosto 29.--Violentos en-
cuentros &c artiiler!a a 10 largo del
frente del Soma han teniGo lugar. Sc
gun dice eli communicate Official que Sc
nub!ic6 hoy aGui. Las fuerZas alema-
mas. dice ell communicate dc referencia,
hicieron muchos ataque: por sorpresa
an el sector de la Lorena, pero sin
o5tener ningunos r2sI.tados de esas
operaciores. Los franceses por su par
te, lograrou hscer dos incursiones en-
as lineas enemigas en- la Champagne
V le ~0uitaron al enemigo Is prlsione-
ros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
Ell KAISER CONTEST0 VA
@ OBESPOS

Del S.rr.-io EsDsc:aI DE- -; PHENS1
AMSTERDAM. Agosto 29.-Con-
testando a una carta de homenaJe
uue lie dirieiera Ia Conferencia lie
Obispcs que Sc reunio recientemente
an Fulda. poblacion dc Hesse-Na-
ssau, el Emperador alem&n les ha di-
rigido a 81 veZ una misiva en- la que
dice entire oIras cosas. 10 siguicnte:
"Vuestra carta ME llena de satlStac-
ci6n V me da Ia confianza de q puedo
dc=cansar en- TODD tempo, en- IL ayu-
da Y cooperation Ge los Ohispos.
"Ensenemos Y fortifiqdemos a nu"s-
trc pueblo en- el roconocimiento de
los psligros que nos ena de
nuestros enemigos. para que sepa
crear una :irma determination de
vencer todas c;as carGaS Y tener Il
fe en- la ayuda del S:hor V en- nues-
ira pro?ia terra. Entonces. estog
convenciGo. A!sm2nia sierra ~inrencib!e
: Ell future scra n~ic.t.o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
LOS TCHECOS NECESITAN
MAS ~COMANDANTES

WASHINGTON. Agosto 2@.-La
union de los generates Stcherhatcheff
= T~cherem;soff. an-iyuo5 ietcs nj
ii:ares rusos. con las iuerZas tcheco-
-~slovaca7. Sc considera e. extreme
imrortanta. car los iu~ntio2arios a
mericaros. Los tchecos tieNen jefes
militareS de !HHega0jcs aptitudes y
capacidadss. pro en- vista dc que So
numero esta creciendo c&da dia con
las numerous adehesiones de los u
SOS lealcS Que nan lido a ~presentarse
euarbolando sus e51andart9s para
rearudar Ia guerra contra .A!emanja,
sc estan necitando mis- commentaries
para cue Sc pongan a frente dc e:os
e;ercitos.
Fl General BragaG!ar William v.
Judson. ex-Attache m.iitar america
no en- Petrog-ado. he infornado que
supo que ambos iefes m~encionados,
.on tomhres de gran experienced Y de
una habiiidad POGO comun, por 10 cue
su cooperation con los tchecos, sera
sin dada de I'm gran ralor para "a
causa Dor Ia que iucaan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
IA PLAZA DE-
BAPAUME FUE
0CUPADAP OR
Los INCLESES
Las tropas del Mariscal Haig
sc encuentran a cuatro
millas de la plaza
de Peronne

De. S~cs.iyio Espe.:al dc la PEsNSA
IGNORES. AgoSto 29.-La plaza
de Bapaume fue capturada hoy las
troras del Mariscal Sir Douglas Ha'g.
segGn dice I'm despRcho ]procedente
del fre0te Ge batalia.
ranbien Ia villa, de Ginchy. que Sc
encuentra como a dos miilas a. no
rceste de Com6!es. Sc dice que ma ST.
90 oclpsda por las tropas britanicas'
hov en "a manala.
Las fuerzas del Mariscal Haig han
capturado tambien las villas de Be
llov. Assevillers. Herbecourt Y FeuI-
Hers. que Sc ]encuentran todas elias
a cuatro mil!as de Pe-onne. otra plA-
"a fuerte oYe constituye una de las
mas poderosas defensas ic Ia Inca de
mana.
Iniciando auevos ataGues locales.
los inclsses ~avaEzaron durante e! d!a
a 10 largo &c Il gran parte de su
frente de hac2ila. y segun dlcsn !cS
;nformes ~recibidos hoy. Sc e~ncontra-
ban esta Mariana a dos mil yardas
de a Inca Queant-DrocoIrt, que for
ne Ia defensa aleTana conoclda con q
nombra de Inca Wotan Y Gle los t2u-
tones c~orsideran como ineypugnabie.
Los alemanes en- muchos lugares,
estan volando sus deposi,os de provi-
stones V parque. en- vista de Ia impo-
sibilidad de saivar TODD e5e material.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
DIEZ MIL TONELADAS De
WHERE'S PARA SUECIA

FSTOCOLMO, Agosto 29.-De a
cuerdo con 81 convenio sobre arren-
damiento de tonelaje cue celebr0 Ia
seman pasada el goDierno sueco con
los de Ia Gran Brctana. Francia y los
Estados Unidos. ce-ca de 10000 TO-
neladas de mercanciss. en- su mayo
ria where's Y articuios de primera re-
cesidaG. cue ibau d~es5lnados print
t~ivaaente para Russia. Y qae SO en-
contraban e Ia fecha en- Suecia nan
sido puestos 4 disposition del gonier-
no sueco para su consume en- csc
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
NUMEROSOS ARREST0S
EN- FINLANDIA

ESTOCOLMO, AgoSto 29.-El nu-
nero de persona: a~rrestadas en- rim
larGia. coz motive de Ia instruction
cue tuvo lugar en- csc Tais q media
dos De! presenre mes, fue aproHi-
madamente de $4,000. segun dice un
despacho recioido aqui ~procedsnte de
Hels.ngforS. De csta cifra S,642 Sc
hailar enfeTmoS, no ohstante 10 cuai,
las altcridades rroce4Ieron a dete-
nerlos en- las prisicnes.
Para ~ II del mes cn curse l2,2o1
personals habian sido Sentcnciadas de
ma maners Unconditional Y Is, 1872,
con cierta5 coasiderac:ones. slendo abb
sueltas para e$a fecha. salam"nte
l., -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
ESTONIA REPUDIA Ell
TRATADO R~USO-ALEMhN

ESTOCOLMO. Agosto 29.-Los
Representatives. oficiales de a Dieta
V del Gobierno e~stoniano. disueltos
por los alemanes. han ~presentado una
declaration a los Representatives. d.
plomaticos De los paises beligeranC"5
' reut-ales. en- Copenhague Y al 60
bierno d~inamarqUes. e. Ia que eH-
presar dc una marera energica. en-
nombre de IA RepUblica de Estonia
que desconocen el tratado rGSo-a!e-
man. por 10 Que So refiere q ia 81
tuaci6n pol;.ica &c Estonia. pues que
ranto e. gohier7o aieman como g, 60
b;arno bolshc";ki ruso. obraron n
csc case sin e. cor-antim.ento de los
representatives d>l pueblo e~stoniano.
ri Gel gobie3no provisional de esa Re-
pubIica = que por % tanto, ccnside-
raban como 10 existen1e tai tratado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
B~OMBARDEARON PADUA
LOS AUSTRIACOS

ROMA. .Agosto EEL Ministe
RIO de Ia Guerra eli IN eXtenso infor-
ne que Sc do a la punlic!dad anoche,
dice uIe ei dia de aye per "a noche.
los aviadoces ital:anoS arrojaron 1000
kilcgramos &c bombas explosives So
ore los campoS de aviscion de las
llanuras De Full. asi como en- var!as
regiones del vale del hasarlna, car-
ssrGo en- una Y otcas la-tcS. gran
une de ;ncen los.
En- camb:c. disc 81 informe. lbs
aviaGores austriacos arrcjaron DOM
Ias sobre la ciudad de PaGua. eau
,ando algunos liceros d~esperfectos en-
,arios ed;fic;os. pe-o afortunadamen-
e ninguaas dcsGac!as personales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
LLEGAN TROPAS CHINAS
A MUKDEN, MANCHURLA

LONDRES, Agosto 29.-Cn deSna-
enc de Pekin dice que Sc han reci5ido
aoticias ell eSa capital. de q un contln
genie de fuerZaS china que va en-
canine para unirs= q los aliadoS en-
Eladivo:tok. ma llegado va a Mukden,
Macchuria. de donGc seguira su mar
cha para e lygar dc ST. destIno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30

a L. Naci0n y q "a Patria, tienen
Ell el "Compuesto Mitchella' Ell
mas poderoso auTiliar para defen-
der su sa!ud Y ccrservarse fuertes.
CONSTAETEMENTE Sc ESTANi
r. Aiendo en- las oficinas del Dr.
j. A. Dye Medical Institute, de
Buffalo, n. Y, testimcnios siaccros,
Y veridicos de Senoras cue 10 han:
usado en- todos sus alumbramientos!
para aliws- los romitos y moles-
tias del embarazo y reducir los Do
lores del perto. y los s%intocias ner-
viosos que son tan generates Gu
rsnte la gestaei6n.
ADEMAS. MILLARES DE Sc
SORAS Y SEa0RITAS 70 han
usado con exi..o asombroso para
combatir ia debil;iad ~femenira, in
fecundidad e irregularidades men
suales; = es inunera5ie el contin-
gente de hosares dorde ha brilla-
! do ell mas hermoso sol de Ia saiud.
donde Sc ha aplicado Ell "Conpues-
to Mitchella." ?or ESQ es, que es
| iustamente celificadc como FAFO-
RITO DE LAeMUJER.
PARA DgMOSTRACIONES
de 10 que queia dicho, decidase
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-30
NovELAS

e. Pan de los Pos-es. por Perez Es-
crich. 4 :crnos tela 80. %. 30. 30. s3.so
81 Pec,c de Sans.e. Noveia en- ? to-
mos. POI PonsS3 d. Serr,ii ..-.... ) i.ie
Asrueia. @ los Charles Con:rabaaeista'
Novels =asxicaRa. Dos tomos 1900 ) l.V
Don Cc!jote De IA aaneha. Edie.6a
Ca-iemaSao @ los Doce 2ares &c Fran
ella. A IL rakuea .......... 20
e Maruir iel G6!So.. aeruoss o0ra:
oassda en- a v.5s de- Redsn;or del
Muado. Tn tonic srsnde. ea.pas'ado 80
q Diaanitero. 7cr Z. - Stevenson o.6o
e. Cesanieato &C QueTeIo ......... ooo
& Amor ds los Amores. Nosels ssnti-
rentsl. Cratro ,eno.. pasta teln s $50
e I~a;ie-ao Z. Zoe Ceio,. seSaada pay
e de a anterior. Caat-o t'mos. tea ~
Exoi-r;o-, o ei Sa.r;rio de u=a Asdr- 5 Leo
Fl S;-:o de IA Roehc!a .-........... go
F!sque=a de Hs-ce. por Provost ..... log
For De Passion. Newell De sTo- ! oeV
ca 3as De SanrEs1n. Edic;6r &C iu-
E i n.,-;mon;o............ ) z.u1
Juan de K.-dren. Dor J. Schultz :. 5 $50
Hija. Es9cs2 y IEdre. 7or A.raTo Ca
r-;llc. = S-ardes tcmos. cen i.us'ro-
clones. cnnpas.ados en- tea 49,. : 800
Ia Madrs de los pesamparados. 2or Pc
-ez EscricI. ! tones tela 90. $500
La H,-maaa &c n Carload. por Cas-
telar. = tomos tea e. 70. 90. e. S!.so
Ia Hija de Noe;szGnl3 1900. 5 l.Zo
Las Bendicioncs de Queveco ,.....-. ) 600
Los Psrcsnces de Q2eveco ..-..-... ) ooy
- anorcs de O.evedo ...... ) Coo
Los RandIdos del AmoT. por 47rc0p
Puyol >.oyeia Iius;rade. : ;oIos
yrrndes. pasts tela ...-.- ; 40
"a Mrje- del Tra3- Bla7eo. por W:iN4e
Collins. Dos tonos ....-.....-.-. ; L.Vt
Il N-Ier adGisrs. CUatro tOmos 'e!a SOC
Ia F:echa Segra. 20. r l. E.leve7son e.'e
=. - \. Dios : LOO
! 10. ui,iuos Diss &c PonpeSa. ina
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