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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

Moreover. the horse as an aristo.
crat playmate for Out-of-door sports
is coming back so rapidly that all
well bred hunters or horseback
horses are bringing fabulous prices.
and are increasing in number as the
demand grows.
There is another angle" says Mr..
Frank Baackes, Y. 2. American Steel
& Wire company, ain which the use
Of mechanical motive power is waste
full and that is that all kinds of labor
Is drawn to this industry to supply
a demand for motors Of all kinds
which are not used to their capacity
or anything like 1t.
"A well balanced America is what
we are after, and horses are sane
and sensible and always will be-"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism

Mr.. James H. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism, Many times this ter
rible disease left him helpless and un-
able to work.
lie nnany decided, after years 20
ccaseless study. that no one can be free
from rheumatism until the accumulated
impurities. commonly called uric ACID
deposits, were dissolved in the joints
and muscles and expelled from the bod
With this idea i'm mind he consulted
physicians, made experiments andtfna Is
compounded a prescription that quick
and completely banished every sign and
symptom of rheumatism from his SIS
tenn.
lie freely gave his discovery 70 others
who took IL with what lSiGht be called
marvellous success After years of urg
ing he decided to let sufferers ever =
where know about his discovery through
the newspapers. Your druggist has been
appointed agent for Allenrhu in this
vicinity with the understanding that h
VIII freely return the purchase mones
on the first two bottles to All no sta
they received no beneft.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
National Crop Improvement s.rvie..l

National CROP Improvement service.l
sSTNHERE are more horses in
Il America today than ever be-
fore in spite OF the activities OF the
mechanical motive power manufac-
turers.
There is a greater variety of uses
for the horse than there is for trac-
tor or truck, both Of which are
extremely useful in their own field.
when 1t Is considered that If the
farmer or teamster should keep moth
Ing but well bred teams of brood
mares, that the progeny of these
mares will make an independent
profit to the owner, 1t Will be seen
that the argument that the horse
eats its head off when not working.
is a little far fetched.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
THE TIMES

road companies he made a tour Of Death
Valley on middlewei ght machine. The
trip. which is a hazardous one at any
time or the year. because Of the utter
absence of distinguishable trails, the
great distance between water holes. and
proving packs OF coyotes was accom-
plished by Hogg and his little machine
without a single mishap. He covered
over 500 miles on the floor of Death
Valley itself. which is the greatest de-
preston on the face Of the earth with
The exception of tho Deep Sea region in
Palestines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
PENNSYLVANIA STATE CoNSTARU.
Larry ADOPTS MOTORCYCLES.

a. military organization which rivals
that OF the famous Canadian Northwes
Mounted Police. will henceforth use mo-
torcycles in patrolling the state high
ways and running down motor thieves
and other law violators. The finis sign
was hung on Old Dobbin when a con-
tract was recently awarded one of the
leading motorcycle manufacturers for
seventy OF the latest model motorcycles.
All OF the mounted men win take a
thorough course of training in the oper-
alton and maintenance OF motorcy clsS
at the factory school.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
P. d. Q.

Just think. = 35c box of p. D. q.
(Pesky Devils Quietus). makes a quart
enough TO kill million bedbugs roa ches
heas or coolies and stops future genera
tons by killing the eggs and does not
lnJure the clothing.
Liquid FIRE 10 the bedbugs is what f
y. @ is like. bedbUgs stand as good
chance as a SNOWFALL in a justly famed
heat resort. Patent spout free in every
package of p. d. .. TO enable YOU TO kill
them and their egg nests in the cracks
Look for the devils head on every box
then you'll have what Hospitals have
found to be the best insecticide known 70
science Special Hospital size $3.50
makes i've gallonS-coutains 3 spouts-
either size at your druggist or sent pre-
paid upon receipt OF price by the Owl
Chemical Co. Terre Haute, Ind Genuine
?. D. =. is never peddled.-Ady
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
NATIONAL Gypsy rsUEs JUNE 1919

The National Motorcycle Gypsy Tours
will again take place this year. under
the auspices of The II. & A T. A. the
governing body in the motorcycling
sport in this counGy. The tours are
short sociability runs and outing pro
NOTED by local clubs which take place
simultaneously about the country Last
year $4,000 registered notorcyclists took
part in the gigantic tour and it IS con-
servauiveIy estimated that $4,000 Will
participate this season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
INTERNATIONAL ROAD FACE AGAIN
AT nrARION.

Ths International 2oo-mile motorcycle
road race Will again be held this year at
Marion, Ind. on Labor Day. The event
last year drew riders and enthusiasts
from practically every part of the coun-
try and was one or the biggest and most
successful of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
What Courtesy overlooss.

One way to make sure that you
maintain amiable relations with your
Immediate neighbors is not TO permit
yourself TO take advantage of their
close proximity "a you. There are al
ways little things that you can learn
about your neighbors that 1t is the
part of courtesy to overlook.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
SP(DR IS

the dealer and service men promises
this year to surpass that Of probably
any two previous seasons All Of the
ma nufacturers are working their plants
al the maximum, but still the universal
cry from the dealers and riders is for
more motorcycles an dsidecars- An eK-
tensive program OF competition events
on the track and road Is on schedule for
this season also.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22

One Of the most extraordinary Of
Australian trees is the fire tree"
which is common in New South Wales.
When in full bloom it is a mass Of
fiame-colored flowers, and looks like
tree on fire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-22
INTREPID RIDER BRAVES DEATH
VALLEY.

An achievement that Is unequalled in
motoring history was performed this
month by John f. H6gg of Los Angeles.
when In the interests Of three large rail
Evening star., 1919-03-28
W. H. DENNIS WILL FILED.
Leaves All to Care Of Widow and
Deyises After Her Death.

The will of William Henry Dennis,
probate lawyer and one time deputy reg
lister of wills, dated September 5, 1918,
has been filed for probate. He names as
trustees of his estate his wife. Lula l..
Dennis: cousin. James A. Mccormick
of Syracuse, n. Y, and his friends, p.
Tecumseh Sherman of New York city
and H. Campbell Black and John S.
Flannery Of Washington.
The will provides that the entire es-
tate be devoted if necessary to the needs
OF the widow during her life. After her
death $1,000 is to be paid to Dennis s.
Dounes of Boston. So 900 to Georgetown
College to perpetuate the memory of
Father Healy, who is called the second
founder Of Georgetown tn.versity: $500
to the Socis:y for the Propa CATION of the
f'aith, $500 to st. AIMS Infant Asylum,
81 coo e. Mrs. Louisa B. Peters and 81, 900
to Mrs. Julia d. Bradley.
His law books are given to his cousin,
James; A. Mccormick. The remaining
estate is devised! t. an uncle, Henry =.
Dennis OF Burlington, n. j.. and
cousin, James A. Mccormick Of Syra-
SiISe NV
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Prison Cruelties.
To tho Editor Of. The Star:

10 tnO E(iltOE NE ot1T.
Ny attention has been called to your
editorial on Friday, March Il. with
reference to prison crue1ties. 1 wish
to commend you for calling attention
TO the need for improvement in the
methods Of prison administration. 1t
is true that great progress has been
made in this field during the past
twenty years, but it is also true that
conditions still exist in many prisons
that are by no means a credit to mod
ern civilization. 1t is not possible
for the federal government to in
spect such prisons. but the govern
ment could do much by inspecting
conditions in the county jails where
federal prisoners are confined. The
conditions in the federal or state
prisons will not greatly improve so
long ay they are under the domineer-
ing influence OF politics. 1t is per-
fectly certain that brutalities will
continue so long as human beings
who are lacking in spirituality are
given arbitrary authority over other
human beings. This association has
been working for twenty years to Sc
cure better conditions in these insti-
tutions. F. EMORY LYON,
superintendent Central Howard Asso-
citation, Chicago, Ill.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
FORM GIRLS GYM CLASSES.
Will Be Opened Monday at Mt
Pleasant Church by w. C. C.S,

New classes in gymnastics for girls
in the government service are being
formed under the auspices of the
physical education department of the
War Camp Community Service. Young
women living in the northwest sec
tion of the city will be privileged to
enter the new courses, which will be
opened next Monday at the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church. The
courses will include social and foak
dancing, as well as gymnastics.
The courses will be for a period of
two weeks and viii be under the
direct supervision of Miss Ruth Jane
BauSke, director of the. girls divi-
sion of the national educational de-
partment of the W. G. e. S. Those de-
string instruction in social dancing
may enter the class at 5 O'Clock Mon
day afternoon. Those wanting regu-
lar gymnastic work will register at
7:15 o'clock. Those wishing to spe-
cialize in basket ball and bowling
will report at S:15 o'clock.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
WORlD-WAR VETERANS
IN TRIBUTE TO G. A. R.
Col. Jones Also Praises Gen. Per-
shing in Address to Kit Car
son Post, No. z.

, Col Lester Jones, commander of the
recently organized Pershing Post, No.
IL, World War Veterans, was the prin-
cipal speaker last night at the fifty
second anniversary celebration of the
Organization of Kit. Carson Post No.
t ,, Grand Army of the Republic, held
! in G. a. r. hall in Pennsylvania ave-
| tfiotism of the veterans of 1S61-1S63,
| he said: IF after fifty-two years of
service we can look back upon past
i as honorable as yours we feel that we
have done we'll"
/ Concerning the esteem in which
Cen. Pershing is held by his men, Col.
| We. ,hsard nothing but praise of
our coInnanasr-fr chief. . aznong the
men ofsfhb ai0AasA ieKand our own!
Gsp esef 6asrsaiPs a sa hmssf Wash
ington and Grant and we feel that
Americans that find fault with him
must be crazy"
He paid tribute to the heroism Of
the Italian Light Brigade which,
with its 1000 young men Of the best
German front. defeating. the enemy
with only 800 survivors.
! George H. Slaybaugh told the his
| tory Of Kit Carson Position the past
; half century. The post was organized
in 1867 with fourteen members. The
ihigh-water mark Of membership was
in 1892. when there were 662 in good
standing. Since then the membership
has been falling off until today there
are only 124 comrades left. OF the
fourteen original members these sur
vive: John Middleton. Samuel b.
Roane. John Heupel, Robert Armour
and Henry Hadlow. Mr.. Middleton
i and MIR. Armour attended last nights
celebration.
Col. John McElroy, in the name Of
the post. presented silver loving cup
to w. T. Kelly. who has been officer
iCf the day since 1892.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
TO DISCUSS BUSINESS LAW.
G. A. Douglas Will Speak Before
Chamber of Commerce.

Law as it Pertains to the Merchant
and Banker will be the topic Of c. A.
Douglas at the monthly meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce the evening of
April at a place to be named within
few days.
The steering committee of the cham
ber. headed by D. S. Porter, is preparing
to submit report at the April meeting
on ways Of increasing Washington's wa
ter supply. This committee also will
recommend that steps be taken to re-
vive in Congress legislation for the pur-
chase Of the ground along the south side
Of Pennsylvania avenue for improve
ment with parking and pubic buildings.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Columbian Women to Banquet.

The Columbian Women of George
Washington University have COM
pleted arrangements for their annual
spring banquet, to be held April rs at
the Chevy Chase Club. Mrs. Ella En-
lows is chairman of the committee in
general charge. Mrs. Walter c. Gle
phane has charge Of the menu, and
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle is in charge
.cf the seating.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
The Gardner Studio of Dance

1104 VERMONT AVE.
The latest popular society and ballrouri
dances taught in five lessons; lady and gen
tlemen instructors: private and class lessons:
children's classes Saturday. Appointments
by phone. Main 1854. ap2Us
GLOvER'S, G13 x2nd-PRIv. LESSON8 AMI
time, 75c correct teaching; class, Tues, FRI
ewes. Orchestra. Ballroom for rent. IS. w. ll2A
PROF. WYNDHAM 1,S rnoas ne, "; 4oss.
Well known teacher of W. Quick methot.
any hour. Good dancers will tell you to take
lessons of Wyndham & Frank. Open all summer.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
Wash. Dancing Acaden,

Modern ballroom dancing taught, also stAee.
The largest staf of lady and gentleman teach.
ers in Washington. The Soft-Shoe, Fancy and
Clog Dancing q speciality. 431 11th NV. Pn.
vate lessons. Reasonable price. II you can walk.
ne guarantee you to dance before lesying stu.
dto. Every night you get practice dancing frsa.
FRANKLIN 42&a.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
SIS SENT TO AID FUND
! FOR ST. ELIZABETH BOYS
New Records for Talking Machines
Are Purchased With Money.
How to Help.

For records for the boys at ST.
Elizabeth" ran the note that accom-
panied a check for $25 which arrived
today at the office of The Star. Note
and generous check was from Mrs.
Robert Patterson. Is Dupont oirc.e.
The donor had read a few days
ago in this newspaper of the receipt
of gift Of $40 for anything The
Star might think best" The Star
guessed that some brand-new records
FOR talking machines would be as &C
ceptable as anything. so a reporter
was delegated to go out and buy them
and have them delivered to DR.. J. e.
Hassall, one of the hospital staff.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
High-Class Music Wanted.

There are a number of machines
in various wards, but attendants and
patients have agreed in saying that
the "repertoire'' of these machines
were getting rather stale and some
new ones would be more than well
come. DR.. William A. White. superin-
tendent of the hospital. has advised
nat records of the better class are
desirable. because really good music
doeSa't get so tiresome with repeti-
lion, and also has an educa tional and
therapeutic value.
Todays contribution will be put into
as many Of the best up-to-datc records
as it will command and the purchase
will be sent to Or. EaSsa!l for dis
tribution.
y few new talking machines would
be welcomed out at st. Eliza beth. II
is learned. 1t would not be possible
to put them in all the wards, OF
course. but there are some rooms thai
need them and haven't got them.
Evening star., 1919-03-28
How to Send Records and Papers.

There was enough OF an sccumula-
ton of current magazines and used
records at The Star Office today to
make it worth while to ask the trade
wagon of the hospital to call and
get them. The Star will be glad To
handle any quantity of similar contri-
buttons. 1t only asks that such gifts
be marked or verbally designated
For st. Elizabeth's," as it also IS
handling reading matter, etc, for the
American Library Associations war
service. The ST. Elizabeth authorities
have recommended that the maga-
zines be of as recent date as possihi'
as old arc stale current literature 3"
been found of little use.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19

Rssrecto lie Nine. Le5ariy, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19

aagrum te5ri! &c Ia Qg!nca Aveni-
IA.
New York coaocia q jacques La5au-
Gy. por sas mil!oHes, por eXcen-
triciGades, poy So gran huianda obs
cue ~aparccia en 81 cuello 10 nj
mo en- invierno que en- verano, por
Sus 6oisilio5 siemDre rcr:etos de mo-
2edas d orc. ~ ?cr Ia sorprer-
deare boI,eza De 2Guci.a Nine. lie
baudr Que hahia de ac2Jar con 81
vida avcnturera en- e. Hall SuDtuoso
de - p.1ac:o de W-tsbury.
Eabia hc.cGado dc Su padre. el
"Rev del Az.car' en- Frarcia, Ia
triolera Gc ounce miIlones De iola-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19
So7ortab!e ~personaje como el En-,
perador del Sahara.
La locuea de Jacques Lebaudy.

Id NC N.SN
Ademas, .Iaqu.s Lebaudy estaba
loco, loco con una extrana locura en-
Ia que los pcriodos de lucidez habia
c~onfJndido a los aiienistas.
En- cierta ccasi6n, a tGnto llega-
ron las eycertricidadcs del millona-
rio. cue fuG menestcr ~cncerrario en-
un Sanatorio. del cual Sc escapaba
a los ocho dias. Luego, los mGdicos
10 cNaminaror, Y declararon que es-
taba sanO.
Sc creia p~erseguido por encm!go-
i~maginarios, ia fantasia, constante-
mentc sobrea xcitada lie hacia YER pc
ligros en- tGdas parties. Bajo su bu
fanda obscura, ell coraZ6n del milo
mario aventurero paipitaba siempre
Recorria en- una misma nocne tres
o cuatro hotties de New York, dur
miendo unas cuantaS horas en cada
uno, Rentaba a IA veZ tres o cuatrc
departamentoS. para vivir IN dia en-
cada uno. SuDia Y bajaba Il los Ia
ximetros como un ladron que huge
n de la iusticia o preparara un gol-
pc dc audacia.
\ Desar de sUs millCnes, hubo de
ser expuIsaGo de todos los grande5
hotcles neoyorkinos, por maltrato 4
la servidumbrc, por moIestias 4 los
huispcdcs, porque c~ontagiaba 4 Ia
multitId elsgante de los lobhys Y de
los comedoreS. con aquclla su nerviO-
sidad fehril.
Escribia diariamentt una vOIumi-
nosa correspondcncia Y no tenia nj
oficinas, nj taquigrafos. nj mecan6-
grafas. Ocupaba a las de los hoteles,
4 las De c~ualQuier sitio publico. Ali
dictaba en- alta voz, en- ocasiones CO.
sas inmorales Ii cscandaiosos, V era
mencster que Ia poiicia fuese tras
q, tras de haberlo obligado a poner
fin q IN escandalo. para eritar que
desc motive Il nuevo.
CuanGo Sc inici6 Ia guerra, el pa
triotismo fu6 la Ease ~princinal de su
lOt.EI- SOii!iIO eli uliSS NNfilhS ~
a precios fabulosos. todos los
caballos vicios Que !e vendicron. pa
ia fo~mar IN regimiento Y lleTarlo
a Francia.
Y siempre en- plena e~Xcitaci6n, ciem-
pre- al horde de la ~violencia. miste-
rioso V febril. con los bolsillos lie
mes de morcdas de oro-en ocasiones
lego a traer en- los dc su abrigo de
pieles. diez mil d6lares en- oro-Ja-
cues Lebaudy viva. entire Ia muche-
dumbrc atareada dc New York. una
extrana vida lena de emociones ina
ginarias, perdido en- los laberlntos de
su fantasia enferma.
Hasta que Ia pistola de Nine. Lee
baudy. Ia russo fin en- ell "hall" sun
tuoso de LA Lodge. hasta dondc
dehieron haberse dido los disparos
Que mataron q Jack de Saulles.
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19

Los c~igujaRos cenyieuen en- que. en- tH4cs
los cases dc co-taduras. fist.las. hcE!das.
Tucmaduras. etc. IA PRTMERA CURACION
6 In mas impcrtante. CUando IS APPLICABLE
IN ANTISEPTICo EFICIENTE no hay
ninGua peligro de infection y n hcrIda chi
pieza = cicatrizar desde lueEc. Para q uso
del horbre o de los aniulales. BOROZONE
& el ANTISEPTICO IDEAL y cicatrizador
dc las heridas. C6mprelo hoy mismo y este
listo en- case de cualquier enerEentia- De
venta por IA Botica San Pedro. $40 W. Com
merce St, San Antonio. Texas (Adv.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19
La carccl de las vengadoras

Ash debiera Ilamarsa Ia Carcel del
Co7dado de Nineola.
Er un hreve tGrmino, n miSEna
zelda de ~auueIla prisi6n. ha encerra-
do a tres muieres cue han dado muer-
te a sus rssrectivcs maridos: Mrs.
Carmen, Mrs. Saulles Y Nine. La-
handy.
Va a iuzgar q Nine. Lebaudy. el
m;sn1o i1ez cue juzg6 a las dos an
teriores. Y Que debe tener para Ia
fscha. una admirable documentaci6n
en- cueStiones &c p~sicologia femenina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19

res. Habia hecho ? expedition a
NarrIecos, Y, en- mitad del desierto,
Sc haoia proc!amado a 81 m;smo En-
perador del Sahara" Despues, habia
raseado por las caDivales europeas
e. boato de 81 corCa africaHa, una
corte De Orera cimica que hizo rcir
0 so2reir 4 toda Europa.
Casio mucaos millones, pcro nue.
vas operacioneS financieras lc die
rcn mas. Todavia ahora, al morir,
era northumberland.
Ella
Rssrecto lie Nine. Le5ariy, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-19

ch0.
JaGues Lebaudy aseguraba que
habia sido 81 sirrienta y que, al re-
greso de I'M v;aje, n encontro trans
tornado en- su eSposa.
Como Blanca de Saulles, Nine.
Laoaudy. ha llamado Ia atencion por
SUI belleza en- ell mundo elegante a.
mericano. Tiene una hija de ounce
amos, bella tambien.
Las Gesavenencias conyugales. en-
pezaron mucho tempo ha....
Las suscitaron las eXtravagancias
de Jacques Lebaudv, sus e~Xtravios,
sus violencias. porQue ell frances
! exccntrico viva siempre en- los lin
deros de Ia eXacerbacion.
Hace mlcho one apenas 81 sc
veian de cuando en- cuando. Y STEM
pre- de una vista surgia un escan-
| dalo. Jacques Lebaudy, segun dicen
los testicos. no podia estar ccrca de
su muicr sin sentir a tentaci6n ire
sistible de m~a!tratarla,
La trasedia
Fl dia II de Enero, Jacques Lebau-
L.. s;~ o,,o r.die II ssnerara. lego
w. - 90 orcamin6 a g, ca
nJn,;rohla noIoc;o comnrado
DOT e en- e ano de 1912.
Nine. Labaudy. qIe lc VIC venir,
corr;6, prssa de ~repentino rtnico,
h9c;a las habitgciones atlas de la
casa Ali, Sc arm6 dc IN revolver
ono ruard6 en- IN bolsillo de su ira
ie de casa. V baj1 de nuevo.
En- auuei momento, Lcbaudy pc
'netraha. envuelto en- IN rico abrigo
de pieles. Y lcv1ndo en- n mano una
maleta neOuena de piel negra. La
peGue1a Jaouelin Lebaudy, qIed0 en
ia olanta alta.
.C5ro 20 oonor5 u traacdia? ia
vas IoboIIdr. ;racrndo como siem-
3ra ;nj,ria a sr mnier, ella con-
=, oo-i, d;s,u+, oued6 enta-
S,.J, 70 rocro5a ba Il ciondo sus
n.a.o. ro5ia, "a acknowledgements y
rn:.o ir+orr,er;r e flror de Lebau-
IL. crac;, nor momonros. Amenazaba
vro Iehaudv con los punos ce-
r~.5ns y NJ fin = n cabo Sc arroio
sobro oil, - n coo-i6 del cuello; ella
rcneli6 Ia aggression. echo mano al re-
v6lvar = dispar6 cinco veces sobrc
.Iocues Lebaudv.
7os c;rco -irns hic;eron blanco:
4os o, 81 nocbo. dos en- Ia cabeza.
MN =, - asnaIGa.
=, ur..nA,. ia, c,,oro" ored6
81 snbra los
~: H. mS,,moI Jo II oscaIara
P'I'"'Us o y" ab,.o Zoda = sn ma
srn baSin -nTesenriado Ia esccaa.
a+5r;+o ne,,Ioia. Iropo mientra,
49, IoLo,,d,. corr;a boc;a sne ha-
Ltn.onos DOL riso ,Ito ahandonaha
~ ra,.:I~or sobro mn ves+idor Y Sc
Sa;aLo .oar rros, do nm sincoDe.
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