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SAYS FEDS SOUGHT
TO END.0. B. TRUST
l. E. Goldman Asserts They
Found All Clubs and Play
ers Controlled.
CALLS GAME COMMERCE

oTSanlZeU DdSe OaIl COntrOlleo every
club and every professional ball
player in the United States when the
Federal League sought to break up
its monopoly" today declared L. Ed
win Goldman, base ball expert and
former director of the Baltimore Feds.
Mr.. Goldman was the first witness Of
fered by the Baltimore club before
Justice Stafford and = Jury in the Su-
preme Court of the District of Co
1umbia, which is trying the suit for
$soo,0o0 damages brought by the club
against the National and American
leagues and certain officials Of the
former Federal League.
Difficult to Combat.
Mr.. Goldman said 1T was a difficult
task to attempt competition with or
Ganised base ball. Included within
their ranks. he said. were about 22S
clubs and nearly 5000 players. These
players by the reservation" clause
OF their contracts were hound not
only Tor the season in progress but
4or an additional year. He claimed
{the object of this reservation was to
proposed opposition from securing the
services of the players.
"A further proof of the monopolis-
TIC methods of the leagues he referred
to the national commission. which, he
said, acted as q court, and adiudEed
appeals from players, made rules and
regulations for all the clubs and Is
sued opinions.
Mr.. Goldman spent some time read
In& the forms OF contracts be4ween
the leagues and ths players and at
.. eoa,raSs sS Ssxssn sssm E5s Hs Rssasa
and the Washington club for the year
N14 with q reservation for 1918,
He declared that Foster could not
negotiate with any other team for
1915 and If he could not reach an
agreement with the WashingtOn club
he would have to get out OF Organized
base ball
Contract Is Described.
Attorney Pepper. for the leagues.
objected to this testimony. declaring
that 1t amounted to an abuse by q
club Of the agreement with fta
players It could not be received by
me court unless It WAS shown that
the club had abused its privilege
under the agreement. Justico Stafford
ruled out the testimony unless the
in which q player was driven from
oe1e han because he would not accept
. small salary offered by . club.
Witness mentioned the CASE of Wa1sh,
yho played With the Baltimore '.Fedss
n 1914 He said Walsh had been offered
2 salary by Philadelphia for three yeaSa,
bat IL not playing base bah.
Witness read opinions by the rational
commission and particu1arixed on an an
pal oR . player fer reinstatement. The
request Vas denied. the witness satd
because the player had not respected
his contraetnAl .relations- and IL not fit
% play In the great national gasne. !"
Oener tncadants Of the co<nmiseioa's
rulings were citad
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-26

thence South 80 rods. East 10 North 80
81
Of section thence South Of post thence West shore Of Kewee-
So SIC 3s 81 90 IL 81
Of Northwest Of land owned
by Charles and Lydia southvn thence North 1S rods Southeast
Northwest Of land owned by Charles and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-26

Y Of Northwest Sout
480
Of To of
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-26

49, Township North 33 West.
Ind % Of rt commencing On shore
IN
Suthwseriy along SEQ feet South fcm sad 81
to Kswnaw tesce Noty seng A
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1919-12-26

Part Lot Of Bay At The N9rheast
Eas. - rods to shore Of sCuer along shore
Southeast
East 26 shore Of Keweenaw Bay thence shore Of
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
COURT PROCEEDINGS

In the case of Louis Fabri VS. A. 5.
Phipps upon request of the defend
ants attorney. it was ordered that
the temporary restraining order
continue in full force and the order
to show cause was set for hearing
May 81. .
Jennie L. McBain VS. John T.
McBain, an action for divorce, the
plaintiffs demurrer and motion to
strike were ordered submitted upon
briefs
In the matter of the estate OF
deceased. it was ordered that the
Return of Sale of Personal Property
be allowed and confirmed.
In the matter ofthe estate OF
Frank Randolph, deceased, it was
ordered that the first and final &C
count be approved and confirmed
and the bondsmen released.
In the case OF G. A. Knox VS.
Mrs Bell Hill and w. Bertran Hill,
an appeal from the justice court
the plaintiffs motion to dismiss
defendants appeal was denied, After
evidence and testimony were pre-
scented it was ordered that Judgment
of the lower court be confirmd.
In the State VS. Antonio Del Porto
and Angelo Checca, against whom an
information was filed counsel was
appointed for Checca, the defendant
present, who entered plea OF mot
guilty He was remanded to the
custody of the sheriff and the case
was continued
In the State of Nevada VS. Dan
Milanoevich, an information charging
him with the crime of Assault with
a deadly weapon, with intent to
commit bodily injury was reduced
TO a charge of simple assault, and
the defendant plead guilty.
He was given fine OF $50 orz5
days in jail. He chose the fine.
The case OF Almeda f. Matt
VS.. A. II. Barlow and c. A. Nor
cross was set for hearing May ~.
NJ. ]. King was appointed admin
istrator of the estate ofGuy L. Blair,
deceased, upon giving a bond IN
the sum of 500 and taking the re-
CURED oath.
In the case of Gus Rahis VS. Neil
Mcleod the attorney for the plaintiff
was granted an extension OF time in
which to present and make objection
to the allowance and settlement OF
the statement on appeal until Maybe.
In the case OF Isabella Anderson
VS. Frank Anderson. an action for
divorce, the plaintiff testified, said
testimony was accepted, the decree
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
ENGINEERS FOR OVERSEAS
DUTY BADLY NEEDED.

Five Thousand men for the Engi-
neer Corps of the u. s. Army are
needed at once for overseas service,
| to relieve men who enlisted or were
drafted for the emergency and who
are to be returned to the United
States for discharge. This is very
important branch of the Army and
is composed of picked men who are
chosen for their ability to perform
the different kinds of work connected
with this service. A few of the
most important duties of the Engi-
neers Corps are camouhage work. sur
veying military map-making for
estry, road building, railway OPP
Grafton, general construction, mining,
clerical work, and many other lines.
This is the branch of the Army
that should appeal to a man who is
learn something along the above
lines. The Engineer Corp is main
tanning for the benefit of the enlisted
men diversified courses of instruc-
ton, including general education.
civilian trades, the sciences and mil
itary subjects. A man may enter
this service with the assurance that
what he gets out of it will be a
great benefit and not loss of time.
1t will teach him trade and fit
him for life of useful service.
This is also one of the highest paid
branches of the Army. the lowest
pay received being $33 and the )
highest Sl24.S0 per month. All en- !.
listments in this service must be
made in the grade of private, but )
owing to the completion of this ser
vice on account of so many dis
charges due to the termination of
the emergency there are an unlimited
lumber of vacancies in both CON- !.
missioned and the nom commissioned
grades and man with the right g
stuff in him will have no trouble
getting something good in a veryS
short time.
Information concerning enlistment
iii this important branch OF the SER
vice may be had at the Army Re-
cruiting Station.
100000 ~~~e~>>~~>~>~~a~~~e
Louise Glaum will be seen on
the screen of the METRO theatreS
Thursday, May 8, in her latest Pa.
ralta Play, "Wedlock," which has
been proclaimed by all those who's
have seen the production as the greats
est success of her brilliant career. =
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03
Lyon County Bank
xer11gton. Nevada

was granted, also the Mason prop
erty belonging to the defendant.
The case of Clarence H. Wise VS.
Corabell Wise was continued.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-03

is the real reason why we must subscribe to the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN but it is also the
most attractive investment for your idle
money that you will find for some time.
Subscriptions absolutely CLOSE MAY TENTH.
Don't wait until it is too late; call soon and let
us explain the terms.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

nuestro pals, como las mas grandes
ciudades del pals.
"Esto significa, 81 nuestros proyec-
tos Sc llevan q cabo con enetro exito
Y tengo completa confianza en- Que
asi sera, el establecimiento, entire
otras cosas, de una comufIdad O
centric ]recreativo aqui, en- donde las
j6venes puedan tener toda clase de
diversioncs Y goces honestos Y salu-
daDles; De casas de asistencia para
las jovenes que trabajan lejos de sua
familias, en- donde est2s e]ncuentren
v~erdaderos hogares Y el establecimien
to de una Oficina de Empleos en- dom
&C sc da a las j6venes una guia que
sc adapte a u v~ocacioneS."
La sonora Long agreg6 que el eyi.
to de la campana de suscripc;6n en-
favor del Seminario Cat6lico &c San
Antonio, emprendida bajo la direc.
ci0n del senior Obispo D~rossacrts, la
hacian confiar en- Ell 6xito lie su EN-
presa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
Sc O~RGANEZARA A LAS
DAMAS CATOLICAS
DE SAN ANTONIO
La campa1a cue emprenderG
Ell Consejo de Guerra
CGtolico NacionaI

Con objeto de ~organiZar a las da-
mas cat6licas de San Antonio para
los trabajos p]osteriores a la guerra,
una campana que va a emprender ell
Console de Guerra Cat6lico Nacional,
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad Ia seno-
ia Margaret Long, Directora de La
bores Y de las actividades de las Sc
noras catolicas, en- 81 mencionado
Consejo Y una de las mas prominent
tes lideres sociales cat6licas en- los
Estados Unidos. Los trabajos que Sc
propone llevar a cabo el Consejo
Catolico Nacional, comprenden Ia
protection de las iovenes Y trabajos
de americanizacion. .
La sehora Long es originaria de
Chicago v sus trabajos sociales, sin
consideration de credos religiosos han
meercido los elogios de toda Ia prem
SO del pals.
"Queremos organizar a las damas
cat0licas de San Antonio, para ira
bajos sociales en- favor de las jove-
mes que necesitan de nuestra pro-
tecci6n Y para ell desarrollo de un
programa para hacer buenos ciudada-
danos Y ciudadanas americans de
todos los extranjeros que vengan a
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REGISTRO CIVIL
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Octaviano r. Palaclos
y de la sonora Luz R. de Palaclos, en-
Ia Gale de Romano 41G.
I'm nino de Enrique de la Cara
V de la sonora Carmen G. de Ia Gar.
"a, en- la Gale de Flores 400
Una nina de Eligio Villarreal y dc
la sonora Guadalupe Martinez dc
Villarreai en- la Gale de Perez MI
nero 72S.
Tn nino de Mariana Almanac Y de
la sonora Maria S. de Almanac en- Ia
Gale de S. Flores 901.
Una nina de Juvencio Garcia Y de
Ia sonora Sofia Olivares de Garcia,
en- la Gale de Buena Vista 41S.
Una nina de Librado Robes y de
la sonora Virginia NJ. de Robes, er
la Gale de W. Concrete 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

THngo conoeimisato de que alzunos indi-
viduos que nj siqu:era han estaGo en- Ia
ciudad de Los Angeles. California, anGan re.
corriendo algu1cS EStados de IL Union Anne-
ficana, rebando y enganando deScaradannel~
te a. publico, dRndole, a Gambia lie 81 de
nero, unas cuantas pildoras que de NADIA
les sirven, y para cuJo fin, tonan inde-
fianza que 30 he sabido inspirar al pdblico
con nj trabajo serio y honrado.
Como este acto, aparte de constituir POI
81 solo una grave infraccioL z las Leyes
de este Pals, podria desprestigiarne ante li
oics de las persoEas que pudreran Greer
que squellos inuividuos sen real:ren;e ell Frof.
II. c. MARTINEZ, me aETesuro q Duo!lcSr es
Ia aGver:eucia para e-itar que e. ergano su-
clio y procsZ, sige aGelante-
Por orta parte, como estos CHARLATA-
MES z I~MPOSToRES TOMAN NJ NOM
rruebas evideutcs en- mi Doder para procedss
egalmen.e en- contra dc estos inGiyiGuos sin
:onciencia.
No dabe oipidar el pubiico que padece en-
fermedadcs. que mis- metodos de curar sen
absolutamente sin medicinas. Adenias, 81
20 lego q salir en- Sira por los Estades, eesa
que no he pensa3o ain. DARE Q La
PRENSA Ell AYISo CORRESPONDENTS
A TODOS his PACIENTES.
Yea listed en- Il ediciou seranaria de
La Prensa" las fotoSrafias y testimonies
mis- services. han sido benefieiadas y cura-
das. Tenso en- mi po.ier centcnares de es.
tos tcstirnonics-los cucles n~3ost-are a quien
bs solicIte. sin nia-una obligation de 80
psrte.
Poderoso Sahcdor.
2o2-t-s american Bank BuildinG.
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LOS DOCTORES PREVIE-
MEN CONTRA LA
INFLUENZA
Puede Volver y Transfer
marse de nuevo en- Ell
Azote de la Humankind.

Los doctores de tcdas parties estar
previmiendo a la genie contra la
vuelta de la Influenza. Muchos de
ellos con una epidimia vienen Ell que
una epidemic puede eitarse por me-
dio de medidas pr~ecautoriGs, pero que
tambien. debido a las iiuvias cons
tantes, la situaci6n no es ideal. La
malaria, ~calenturas Y fiebres son las
que actualMente pre~vaiecen, Y q me-
nos de que nc sea puesto en- practi,
ca un cuidado excessive. tendrcmos
ctra epidemic de influenza.
Algunas de las medidas ~precauto.
rias que Sc a%consejan son las ST.
g~uientes:
Evite las aglomeraciones hasta
donde lie sea pcsib,e.
81 tiene tos o catarro, no concu-
a a donde sc encuentra reunida
cierta cantidad de genie, pues ex-
tendera la infection.
Mantenga sus intestincs en- buen
estado y su sistema en- general linn
pic, porque un funcionamiento tor
pc del higado Y la constipation, 10
haran una victima mas facil de Ia
influenza.
Ell meior modo de martener limrio
4 sistema es usando ell TIE de -
Abueia. es decir. ell viejo, honorable
Y sencillo remedio que actda eff
ciente Y efectivamente sobre los in
testinos y Ell higado y limpia el sis
tema entero. Es tan facil de tomar-
Sc, cue cada hogan deberia tenerlo.
Ell TIE de la Abuela no contiene il
gredientes minerales dahosos, pues es
ell remedio propio de la naturaleza.
Tan simple que es de prepararse-
una taza de aqua hirviente Y luego
una cucharada de TIE de la Abuc:a
V tendra la medicinal lista para to-
maria. De venta en- todas parties.
IAdv.)
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

Esta casa Sc cambiara Q. 10. de Noviem-
bre = 50 nueyo local. 60-' Doiorosa ST. VI
CEETE SOSA. Sss;rc.
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DEFUNCIONES

Francisco G. Abrego, de cuarenta
Y seis amos, fallecio de insuficiencia
valvular en- la Gale de Division 401.
Maria A. Rodriguez de veintiseis
amos de edad, fallecio de Enfisema
pulmonar en- Ia Gale de San Pedro
SO.
Modesto Ramos, de un dia de ma
cida, fallecio de Colera infantil, en-
la Gale de S. Laredo GOT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY,

Telefonos: Crockett 996, e97,
999 Y 1920.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito Y a precios ra-
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios v Funerales. Wales cor
tcs so cts. Hora $500. Precios es-
peciales para fuera dc Ia ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia y aorhe.
Leon A. Martinez. Gerente.
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Ia CAMPANA EN- FAVOR
DELLA CRUZ ROJA
FL comite Mexicano de Sras.
Sc 1nuestra satisfecho del
resultqdo obteRido

Muv satisfechas Sc muestran las
seiUras puc (orwlan n Ccmite de IA
Camoa!.a de la Cruz Roia, que tuvlc-
ron 4 81 cargo la campana en- el ba-
rrio me"icanc. con su Quartet general
en- la esquina de las GALES del Conner
clio = II .Atenida Sta. Rosa. FL mott
vo lie q satisfaction de las damas
que f2~ilsE el citado Comite, es, Sc
gun nos "xl ~iicaron, porque ninguno
de los otlo puestos ha ent:egado
Giaciamcntc Il cantiCat invariable de
cicn dollares Que en- 81 que tienen a
- cargo sc han recaudado Y entrega-
do I Ia T'rsoreria de i Association a
benciicio &C la cual Sc hace ia CO.
lccci0n dc fordos que do lugar a esta
'an,rana.
La sonora Olivarri, presidente del
Comitt dc Eenoras Mexicanas, Sc
manifesto, asi como las demas Sc
!oras cue ia han ayudado act;vamen-
tie agradecida hacia les meXicanos re-
sidentes en- San Antonio, por la es-
pontaneidad con que courtroom al
llamado de la institution de carload,
pucs que en- esa forma ST trabajo Sc
ha reducido al minimum y su esfuer-
20 Sc ha visto coronado con ell mejor
6xito. Por otra parte, ell hecho, y asi
10 reconocen las repetidas senoras,
habla muy alto en- favor de la no
bleza de sentimientos que abriga ell
coraz6n de los hijos de la terra me-
xicana.
La prensa americana Sc ha ocupa-
do tambiGn con elogio de este hecho
que consignamos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

MATRIMONIOS

Geronimo Moreno con Caledonia
Valdes.
Cecilio Ramirez con Maria Con,
zalez.
Martin Saldaha con Panfila Var,
gas.
Jose Laque con Monica Gonzalez,
Simon Hernandez con Narcisa Al,
varado.
Francisco Martinez con Eulalia
Martinez.
Emilio Lopez con Eulalia Moreno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
DE TORREON

Procedente de Torreon, Coahuila,
lego aver a San Antonio la Sra.
Beatriz C. de Cara .Aldape, esposa
del Dr.. Salome Cara Aldape, de
cuyo viaje a la mencionada pobla-
cion lagunera dimos cuenta oportuna.
Acompanando d Ia estimable via
jera vino su hermano el Sr. Juan
Castill6n, quien regresara en- breve
al lugar de 81 Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
so0olss 8 R1,@ona1a
DE NEW YORK.

P~rocedente de Ia ciudad de New
York Sc encuentra desde aver en- esta
ciudad ell Ing. Guillermo A. Alfonso,
conocido petrolero radicado durante
aigun tempo en- esta ciudad.
Ell Ing. Alfonso rarmanecera algu-
nos dias en- Sal. antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
ENLACE MARTINEZ-CANTJ

Hey a las cuatro de IL tarde en- el
Temple Parroquial de San Fernan-
do. dc esta ciudad, Sc c~eleb-ara el
matrimcnio del ssnor Porfirio Mar
tinez Y Ia senorita Consuelo Cantu,
ambos miembrcs de corocidas fami-
lias de la capital neolonesa. La ce-
remonia del matrimonio religioso Sc
vorificara con toda solemnidad en- Ia
casa de la desposada Gale de Elm
rulaero l26, q las ocho de IA noche.
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DE A JE

A principles de la semana proXima,
saiGra de esta ciudad, con rumbo a
n de Monterrey, accompanied de su
familia, Ell Sr. D. Emilio MaGero,
quien radic6 por algunos AMOS en-
San Antonio.
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CAMBIO DE Residential

Ell Sr. Lie. D. Manuel CARA AL
dape Sc strive participarnos haber
cambiado su Residential, en- Brooklyn,
n. Y. a 100 Elmore Place, East
22nd ST.
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PARA MEXICO

Procedente de algunas de las ca
pitales del norte de los Estados uHl-
dos, Sc encuentra en- esta, de donde
seguira su viaje rumbo a la ciudad de
Mexico, ell Sr. D. Amador Lozano.
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SANTORAL

Domingo. Noviembre 9.-(2o. de
Mes. 22o D. P. Y 30. de Noviembre.)
La Dedication de Ia Basilica del Sal
vador. Santos Teodoro MARTYR V
Eustolia Virgen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijsse a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09
MATRIMONIALES

JOVEN ~MEXICANO. Dc - amos. dcsea CO.
rrseponGcacia con sonora "iuaa o Ssanrita
mexicana. De IS a 20 amos, objcto mat-imo-
MO. Las personals intcrcsadas pacden dir!-
sirse d Alb;no s. Maritime. Baird. Texas.
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CON $500 ,G~RATIFICARE a Quien me pro-
porcioae informes de mi hijo Jose Rodriguez,
de 10 amos de edad. Guicn en- Diciemore
del ano pasado me escribi6 de san Francis
co. Cal. Es tgiSueno Y de complexion TO-
busta. TODD iasormc diri;ase a Isnacio ho-
driguez, Carthage, \. VI. CD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-09

hroGkDo PARA Los MEIICANCs. Alien
ae tcia clasz De EsGOcIcs JudEciSles' EeT1
rzriors- nor EaScs ' ErrjulcIo5 Pe-sonSleh
-suss. IiyIIss Y -r;ciEaies. rectsa17cHones az
~se-rspos. No -oboo honorarioS h2s;a gEe .s
asuntps 7acdan satssactor'szcente tc'raiASSSA
Lie. Henry Sss Cine 100 S2nscF o1G
San Anrcnio. Texas. C-ccAc-t s-S-
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Sc NECE$ITA una muchacha o majyr pa
"A --abaio general &c casa. Ocur.an = rs
Main Ave.
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Sc RENTA un cuar;o anueb'ado con todas
las comodidadcs. Independence. 72S Main
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$1,000 DE GRATlFlCAClON dare q Ia per-
soma cue me prcrorcicne inforInes eXa:tos
de mi hernano, Eleno 4. Enriquez y &c
Ia seNora Paula II. de EnrlQuez, Gui.,i=i
haze tres amos y medic Sc ha!!aban en- Co.
lumbus, n. II. Cualquier infcrme cue Sc
tenga sobce dicha persona favor dc 'hri-
Girlo Il Felipe ". Enriquez, Box IS, Laws.
California. 90
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LISTO. SENOR, LISTO.

Tcrenss IN macnifico Plsn con ZEN
TTCCATRO r1aucras tarlics Dc GGnar dine
70. NO DESAPRONEtHE Id. "A oportun:-
5.j y piGancs DETALLES GRATIS. en-.
v;ardn estarpi"as pS:a - contcs'scioh
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