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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Carpenter In London;Is
Confident Of Decisive Win
Admitting Joe Beckett Is Hard Hitter French Cham
pion Declares His Speed and Science Will Coun-
ter-Balance Britoh's Greater Strength in Euro
pean Title Bout.

1t was the genial little French
mentor who did the talking at the
training camp at Stannore.
Memories of Carpenters fight
with Dick Smith, when much Of
the old time was lacking, prompted
the question as to whether he had
got back to his 1914 form.
Better" cut in M. Deschamps
almost before the question was
finished. Georges is faster than he
ever was, both with his hands and
the feet, and he is so fit that he
could go into the ring now. He is
so nearly ready for Beckett that our
work here will be light = lust
enough to keep him as he is now
whilst he gets used to the English
weather"
ever?"
II know" he added, "and you can
take it from me that Carpenter is
hitting very, very hard, and very.
very fast. He is wonderful. #
Beckett can beat him then Toe is
twice as good man as he has yet
shown himself. But Georges will
win because he knows just how
good Beckett is. =
Beckett, 1873 pounds, Carpenter,
IL pounds. A strong, heavy. big
hitting man against lighter, quick
er, more agile and more scientific
boxer. Strength with punch
against brains and speed with
punch. There you have it, and
brains will win every time.
Beckett, he is a great fighter,
but he is not so great as Georges
here" and he tapped his forehead,
and because he is not good there,
we shall win"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Tender Wins Over Move.

Philadelphia. Nov. 27.-Lew Tend
Ter OF Philadelphia knocked out
Johnny Noye of St. Paul in the
second round here Thursday. Tend
Ter caught Noye with left hook to
the right eye.
Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
picn. and Soldier Bart6eld of Brook
lyn battled to draw. There was
little action. neither fighter showing
at his best. Willie Jackson Of New
York won contest from Pal Moran
-f w. Orleans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Wesleyan Defeats
Midland Team by
Score Of K to @

Il Fremont. Nov. 27.-(Special Tele-
kram. y Wesleyan university de-
featcd the Midland college foot ball
&eam. z to o. here this afternoon on
xnow-covered field and with the
mercury flirting with zero. Midland
held the Coyotes scoreless the first
half A touchdown the visitors made
was not allowed because of holding.
IN the third quarter Hare recovered
= punt and ran 40 yards for touch
Gown. DEWITT kicked goal. Fun
pies Nwere frequent The Coyotes
Kept the ball in Midland territory
host Of the time, but the Tigers
managed to punt to safety. With
HE one exception, both teams re-
eortedi to punting. Few forward
passes were tried. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Safro K. O.'s Moore.

Fargo, Nov. 27.-Labe Safro of
Fargo, welterweight, knocked out
Mark Moore of Minneapolis in the
ninth round of scheduled 10-round
bout Thursday. Moore was counted
Gut by the referee. but the crowd
was dissatisfied with the decision.
Safro re-entered the ring and in the
tenth round knocked Moore through
the ropes just as the bell rang.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Pittsburgh Defeated
BY PENNSYLVANIA State

Pittsburgh, Nov. 27.-The Penk
state foot bali team defeated the
University of Pittsburgh for the
first time in seven years, 20 to 0.
The latter team was outplayed in
every department of the game. The
rushes of Davies and Hastings
could not be effectively stopped BY
the Penn state line, while the line
smashing Of Hess, Smell and Robb
for the visitors generally made
gains sufficient for a first down in
two or three tries,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Detroit Wins.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 27.-Inter-
sectional foot bali honors went to
the University of Detroit here when
Holy Cross was defeated, 81 to 7.
The fasteners were outplayed in
all departments, their defense
crumbling before the Detroit on
slaught. Lauer, fullback, scored
two touchdowns for Detroit and
kicked three goals. Holy Cross
scored when Flynn recovered a De-
troit tumble and raced fifty yards
tor a touchdown. Daley kicked
goal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Negro Foot Ball Classic
Results in No Score Tie

Philadelphia, Nov. 27.-The foot
ball classic Of the negro educational
world, played at National League
park by Howard university, Wash
ington. D. C., and,Lincoln university
of Pennsylvania, both unbeaten
teams this year, resulted in no
score tie.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Wabash Plays Michigan
AuuieS to a Tie Score

East Lansing, Mich, Nov. ~
Wabash and the Michigan Aggies
fought to 7-to-7 tie on a field
covered with light snow and swept
by<a cold wind. Both teams PLAYED
ragged foot ball with numerous
fumbles and penalties.
Hammes and Bassett were the
consistent ground-gainers for the
Michigan Aggies, while Etter Burns
and OFT were the mainstays of the
Wabash squad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Beatrice and Lincoln
Tied; Championship
OF State Undecided

Beatrice, Neb., Nov. 27.-(Special
Tlegram.)-With neither Beatrice
nor Lincoln High school teams able
to Score here the question of the
championship of the state is un-
determined. Beatrice has a total of
more points during the season, but
Lincoln's goal line has not been
crossed as often. In the last quar-
ter it lookd as if Lincoln would
score. On two occasions the visi-
tors were within FIVE yards of the
goal, only to be held for downs,
losing the ball. Lamb played a star
game for the visitors with Blood
good making long gains for Beat
rice. The jineun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Colorado College Beats
The Colorado Aqgies

b Colorado Springs. Nov. 2.-The
Hitherto indicated Colorado Aggies
|mtt their Waterloo when the Colo
|rxdo college foot ball team defeated
The Aggies IS to, 0, and thereby tied
The Aggies for the championship of
The Rocky Mountain collegiate con-
6erence. Both teams have been beat
EN- once.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
South Dakota Loses.

Valparaison, Ind, Nov. 2.-(Spe-
cial.) Valparaiso defeated South
Dakota IL to 0 in a game featured
by the terrific line plunging of Cap
tain Dandalet and the Valparaiso
backs. Ashley and Quintell starred
for the Coyotes, the former making
gains on speedy end runs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
H. r. Bowens Win.

The H. r. Bowen basketball team
travelled to Silver City, Neb.,
Thanksgiving night and trounced
the quintet of that city, 81 to u.
The general all-around team work
of the Omaha boys featured the
contest.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Fight Postponed.

New Orleans, Nov. 27.-The IS
round bout between Martin Burk of
New Orleans and George Chip of
Newcastle, Pa. light heavyweights,
scheduled for Thursday night, was
postponed until Friday night be-
cause of rain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Omaha Commercial High y
Ties With Denisor. la.

Denison. Ia, Nov. 27.-(Speeia1
Telegram. )-Denison and Omaha
Commercial High school teams
played scoreless tie on a field slip
perry with snow here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Washington Uni Beats
The st. Louis University

St. Louis, Nov. 27.-Washington
university's foot ball eleven defeat
ed St. Louis university to 0 in a
fast-played and hard-fought game.
Captain Henry Griesediesk, full
back, scored the touchdown and
kicked the goal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28

The high school title is up in the
air on account Of the failure of Lin
coin, strongest contender for the
honors. to defeat the Blue, river lads
from Beatrice.
Lincoln trounced Central high at
Rourke. park few weeks ago 20 to
0 and Beatrice defeated the Central
warriors 8 to @.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Zbyszko Throws Lewis in SO
Minutes in One-FaII Match

Boston, Nov. 27-Wladek Zbysz-
ko threw Stranger" Ed Lewis in
SO minutes in one-fall finish match
tonight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Hampton Roads Wins.

Washington, Nov. 27.-Hamptoh
Roads naval training station won
the eastern naval foot ball cham
pionship here by defeating the team
of the battleship Pennsylvania, flag
ship of the Atlantic fleet, 81 to Is,
in a SpectacIlar game
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Midwest Bowling C. ). By S.;.

Fred Balzer had bet with every
bowler in town that he would trim
them in each event. He only won
one OF these bets and the writer of
this bowling column isn't mention
ing who that one victim was.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28

Entries for the big sweepstakes
next Monday night are already
ilocking in. Several local ,eams
have entered and most of the ~A,y
visiting teams who will be rolling
from now until the end of the
tournament will enter.
Tonight some of the best teams
N the game will roll. Teams from
Peoria, Kansas City, Sioux City,
Denver, Onawa and Winner are
scheduled to roll The second squad
will be Lincoln squad, six of the
teams coming from the capital city.
Not only Chicago teams will be
IN the limelight Saturday night.
Kansas City will be represented by
some fast quintets. The Patent
Vulcanite Roofing company teams,
numbers ! and 2 have some of the
best tournament shooters in the
game. Riley, manager of the Palace
alleys in Kansas City, is known
from coast to coast. Shepherd was
once worlds champion, winning it
in Chicago in 1912. He was a young
sterS then and still is having his best
season this year. Mckinley, the
manager of the roofing company, is
an enthusiastic bowler and a good
one.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Shenandoah, 8; Clarinda, 0.

A 35-yard drop kick over the bars
by Dolby Shenandoah player,
won the game from Clarinda's ster-
ling eleven at Clarinda, Ia, Thanks
giving dav.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
Tonight's Schedule.
FIVE-MAN EVENT.
2 p M Snilad

Royals, Onawa.
Reads Winners No. 1, Winner.
Peters Candy Kids, Sioux City.
Reads Winners No. 3, Winner.
Sterlings, Sioux City.
Peoria Assn. of Com. No. 2,
Peoria.
Progressive Brass Mfg. Co., Kan
sas City.
Peoria Assn. OF Com. No. l,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
FIVE-MAN EVENT.
n n Ak C-I

FIVE-MAN EVENT.
9 P. M. Squad.
Hawkeye Trucks, Sioux City.
Francisco's Majors, Denver.
. Liberty Six Motors, Lincoln.
Armstrong Clothing Co., Lincoln.
Renpke's. Lincoln.
Lincoln Alleys No. |. Lincoln.
F. r. Hussong, Lincoln.
Lincoln Alleys No. 2, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28
All Events.

Omaha bowlers. hoped into the
limelight in yesterdays two-man and
individual events. Tommy Atkins
starred for the locals by chalking up
a $50 total and going into the lead
in this event, displacing Wooster
Lambert, the millionaire druggist of
St. Louis, who was leading with 641.
Not satisfied with the showing of
their associate, Ole Johnson, who
has not rolled for six years, slipped
over huge count of 6s3 for second
place. Just to make it look better
Al Wartchow chalked up 642 total,
giving Omaha first, second and third
places in this event George Ken
nedy was unable to top the wealthy
St. Louisian, but came close to it,
rolling $40. Bill Barron with 629
and Landwerkamp with 612 were
other high individual rollers.
Wartcffow rolled the best all
event totals with 1907, which is
third high in this event.
In the doubles Boord and Atkins
with ITO, Yousen and Toman with
1l67, Moore and Wallace with 1l5o,
Shultz and Knosk+ with 1144 jumped
up into the first TO-
The hopes of the local bowling
enthusiasts were wrecked when the
fast Scott Tent team failed to come
through with a big total. They
started we'll, but only wound up
with a total of 2731, which was high
for the evening. Other teams failed
to roll any good totals.
Tonight IL outside teams occupy
the runways.
No wonder Ed Maurer has to go
out Of the state to get partner in
the doubles. Just look at that score
he rolled in the team event. Ed has
turned traitor and what he does in
the doubles will be credited to
Denver, as he is paired off with
Gjerde, the ex-Omaha star.
Tommy Atkins was .as white as
the face of clock when he wound
up the 600 series that put him in
first place in the singles. It's the big
total he made that counts, SO we--wilI |
pass up the excitement part.
Ole Johnson after laying off bowl !
ing six years comes right back and
lays in a o53 count in the singles.
The only-explanation is that the ter
rible Swede is just a natural-born |
bowler.
The annual race between Fitz and |
Fish Locker will be run at o'clock
Sunday morning. Every season these !
two four-footers stage a foot race
for the benefit Of the visitors, who
usually keep owl hours.
Turkeys were very common on
the local alleys Thanksgiving day.
Many of the local cracks were
shocking them dead. Atkins with
80, Wa.tchow with 642, Ole Johnson
with 653, Kay Kennedy with $40,
and Bill Barron with 629 were some
of the high rollers /
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28

Rolling over 1900 in the all-events
Il, a regular habit with Al Wart-
chow.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28

FAFteS - 80 s... - -. -
" Referee--G. Riddell, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-28

COUNCIL BLUFFS.
j. Hehsky ...... SODA. Larsen 6ae
H. Meyer ...... 427iW. Rice 6s5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
FALSIFICARON TIMBRES
Conocidas personals de la ca
pital, aprehendidas

CIUDAD De MEXICO. Abri! 20
In justification dc eSLamoillas que
6esde hacia algunos mese> Sc Vienna
hacienda en- esta capital. cs en- vsto>
snomentos la noi4 escandaloSa del
dia. no ror cl delito &c que sc trata,
Que de ESQ eSta va haStiada la metro
poll. Sino por les personals orc 50
halian corplicadas en- csc traudc cue.
al Gccir de los diario> informatlvos,
asciende q algunos miles de pesos.
La policia r~escrvaia. que tcnia CO.
nocimicnto del hecho. prepar" 81
''golpc" Y. una c ante H. S~egurioad
lie Il Sus geStioncs Scrlan del TODD
satisfactorias. ~procediu 4 Ia apre-
hensiGn dc corocidisimas personals. !
muchas de las cuales siempre Sc ha-
bian tenido por honorab!e>. figuran
ent,c elias HanSs Hassck. Arturo
Frankfort. Alberto Leyodcn. Adoi1o
Aspe. Pablo Hansen, Emnlanuc! Cha
sen, Luis Monterde. .Adolfo Espeio.
Porfirio Malta. Pablo Beuf. lSidorc
{. Pcyr6n. Alfredo Escalantc Y Lie.
Jose Maria Lanlic.
Las averiguacicncS del cs~candaloSo
suceso, al que los ]pcriodicos han da-
do relieve puhlicando hasta los re-
tratoS de las citadaS personals. comen-
aaron va u p-acticarSc. Y de elias sc
~desprende que. en- cfccto. hacla mt
cho tempo cue cstos scncres eStaban
cometierdo el deito que hoy los He
vo i Ia prisiou.
II delitc. segun parece, SC hatla re-
mificado en- TODD el pals, pues tie
nense noticias de que en- Tamplco J
alcunos otros lugarcs hay gran eZis-
tencia de estampillas fa~isificadas.
Hasta hoy Sc esta tomando nota de
muchas casas de esta capital, en- las
que Sc dice que tambien hay timbres
malos. no sc sabe 81 porque csten
complicadas o Porouc hayan Sldc en-
gaHadas.
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ratification por 81 gob!erno. pucS los
aliadoS no consentiran que eSaS con-
GicioEes Sc Somet&n a un plebiScito.
La prensa de Paris eypresa salts
taccion por la rapidez con que Sc
ma reSueito la question relativa 4
Que yengan los Delegates aleman',
i Versailles. De este sc deducc 80
Ia jinica cosa ~neceSaria para haccr
f~racasar las maniobras de los ale
name para dilitar Ia firnla de Ia paz,
es hablarl"s clara Y firmemeate.
La delegation aiemana comprende-
"a seis altos p~ersonajeS a Ia cabeza
de los cualas vendra Ell Condo Brock
dorff-hantzau, Ministro de Relacio-
mes Extcriores del g~obierno alcman.
segun ia sido inforTlado CT Mariscal
Fo"h. dice G. anuncio Official.
Los delegados alemanes que trac-
ran an,plioS podereS para ncgociar
con los representatives aliados eli
Versailles. son los Siguientes:
Condo Brockdorff- Rantzau: Herr
Landsberg. Secretario de Pu5licidad,
&rte ' Literatura; DR.. Teodoro Mel
CHER. Gerente General del Banco
Warburg; Herr Leinert, Presidente
de la ASamhiea Prusiana Y del Con-
greSo Nacional del Soviet; Herr
GtiSberg, Minisrro de CorreoS Y Te-
lGgrafcs ' Herr Scheucking.
Ii delegacicr alemana comprende-
IA por todos sus miembros. IS perso-
mas Y Ia llegada de los Delegates pro-
bablemente no scra antes del dia IS
del actual
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
SANCHEZ AzCONA
NO ENTRARAAL
CABINETE
Sc ~desmienten las versiones
propaladas por sus amigos
de que seria Secretario
de Re.aciones
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
En- Ia popUlosa Colonia de Pera!-
villo han contiruado cor e~ztraordlna-
ria frecuencia los robos con asaIto
uocturno. cometidoS por enmascara-
dos. 10 que hace suponer que ALI eXls-
te INA partida de ladrones especial
Iistas en- cSta suerte de atentadoS.
Aver Sc prcsent0 a Ia Demarcacion
respectiva la sonora Maria Maldona-
do. QucjaHdose de Que habia sido a
saltada en- III Gomicilio a las tres de
la ~madrugada por IN e~nmascarado,
auien Ia ameuazo Y Ia oblig0 a guar
dar silencio. En- seglida la amordazo
Y procedi0 a romper Il petaca. de Ia
que Ell criminal saco Ia sun1a dc move
cientos pesos cue la quejosa tenla &c
sUs economics.
Dice Ia sonora M~a!donado que sos
pecha de que ell la misma veclndad
en- Que vive este 0 eStcn los ladroneS
dc Que Sc lrata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
CREE QUE Ell TANLAC
LIE SALV0 LA VIDA
.NUNCA HE VISTO NADIA Me
JOR QUE Ell "TANLAC', DIDO
INA EXPERIMENTAL
ENFERMERA

He ganaGo cuando menos ounce
libras de peso. V creo flrmemente que
Ell Taniac es la mejor medicinal que
he tornado Y Que me salvo Ia vida
diio recientemente Ia Sra. L. t.Mil-
mer. Dicha sonora eS una expert
mentada enfernera, muy conoclda Y
apreciada en- Corsicana, Texas, iugar
donde tiene establecida 81 ~res'dencla
6esde hace ~veintiseiS amos.
mi salud estaba en- un estado YER
~daderamente lamentabie,- continue
| diciendo-y cada dia empeoraba aun
mas. Sufria terribles dolores de caoe
"a. Y esraba del todo decaido. HI a
no pasado fui atacada por n enter
medad que me era totalmente desco-
| noci6a. Tuve que guardian CANA Y con
mucha dificultad podia tenerme en-
| pic. Parecia que IN gran peso me
oprimia Ell cueilo Y pecho, y mUchas
veces sentia Ia sensation de ahogar-
me, por 10 cual tenia que abannonar
mi CANA c incorporarme a duraS pc
mas. Sc me dijo que era muy difl-
ell la curaciGn de mi eDfcrmedad, Y
DOR supuesto me desanime del todo.
"Despues de leer acerca de los be
neficioS Que proporciona el "Ianiac
compre una botella. teniendo esperan-
zas de que me a~livrara, estando o
bligada a recomendarlo en- vista de
los beneficcS reSultados que me pro
porciono. Nunca he Visto Il me-
| dicina IAN buena como esta y creo
| firmemente que me 3alvo la vida. A
demas. apcnas he tornado "a Segunda
| botella dc Tanlsc Y me Slento per-
fectamente bien. Los dolores de Cd
| beza u me aauejaban nan deSapaTe-
edo Y puedo caminar con entera Ia
ciljdad. DuGiendo desempenar TODD el
| trabaio de mi casa. He ganado Guam
do menos - Iibras de peso, Y ne >len-
20 tan bien cue deseo TODD el mundo
conoZca les magaificoS resu!tados dc
os,. madicin1. t.Adv.b
Tanlac = yendc an San Antonio,
Dor la Wagner's Drug Co.. 4C' /.
! Houston St. ' por la Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, ha-
20 Ia direction personal dc TN repre-
| sentan,e esnec;al del Tanlac. O sc en-
tiara por estas bo:icas a q%uaiqulcr
| direction al recioo de III valor que
es 100 por bote!la. s'cmprc cue Sc
incluvan ~estampillaS suticicntes pa
ra Ell porte. 'A"'l.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-23
HOJAS SEDICIOSAS
Son repartidas en- Mexico y
en- elias Sc MEGA la muerte
de Zopata M. Lopez

CIUDAD D EMENICO. April 20
L. policia de esta capital ia trabaJa-
do con empeno en- recoger de Ia VIA
Uublica unas hojas eScritas en- tono
subversivc. en- las Que. ademaS dc
atacar rudamente al Gobierno de
Carranza Y 4 los milirares carranclStas
SC dcsmic0ten Las muertes de Martin
LOPEZ. ocurrida en- ell Estado de Chi
huahua V Ia de Eniliano Zapata. en-
MoreloS.
Las hojas en- question no ca!zan
firm2 al9una. pero. Gadas las coMdi-
clones de amino en- que sc h3Ila el
pueblo = Ge Ia tremenda cam
pana periodistica de combate. el go
oierno juZg6 que esas hojas aumenta-
rian Ia e~XcitacioE popular y ordemo
cue fueran recoeidas Y consignadas
a las autoridades federaleS para Ia
instruction del proceso respective
Aunque para hoy Sc han ~capturado
varios de los e~ncargados &c hacer cir
cular las volartes. no Sc tiene noti-
cha del lusar en- cue faeron Impresas
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DIVERSAS.

E Ana Gc Casa. Guia de - ml.er
r!en eGucsG4 - ma:eSia Dc cUcina.
media. hygiene, c~ostUmbres s0rls!eS.
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Coc'aa. p~>teir-ta, -c7os'er.a e''-...- oe>
IA c-:an:zaci1u pohtca &c Mexico. Ia
Construction : q D!et-dg-s. Por D.
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&c sov.-a. roa c--ra &c mi iC- rUlsS pa
"a h-ce- los mas rEqGIS!icS platoS &C Is
rc-!-a "spaEola = i-ar-csa ..-.-...... oOG
l. I-io2na pc2uia-.-Hcd~!cs &c GiscurSoS
r&-a iicstas socIa.es. 'sTIiiI-cs = "a
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,..s,-ada con S-anados ................ 5oc
Mono,ocos y Com2osicjoacs pg.a Heci-
Ia. Eat-s<scAdo= Dc Ios =,-jo.cs poe
IA e>pzaole< his7anc-araricano~ sem
Mania. ds Pascc!e-'S = Ec7osts-ra-....-Si.%
NstoiJ Complete dc Solieo. 1cr cor HI.a-
ion Es!aya Sec
Na;odo DC Soifso, primer Da-,c ........ Sec
astoLc C. So,:so. ssgunda Par;s ......... 90
Hocs-no Sec-eca=:o &c los Amantea.-Cs--
tas suo-o-as. ar &c aG=adar y &c So
zmstc. csc-icu-a src-~ta - los smaa;es.
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