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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-18

MADRID. Enero 16.-Comunican
de Barcelona por la via telegrafica
que entire los sindicalistas que fucroE
aprehendidos durantc Ia reciente cru
zada que entire clos llevo Z cabo Ia
policia, Sc e~ncuentran representatives
de dicha organization, de todas par
ties de Espaha Y que los documentos
recogidos por las a~utoridades pare
cen iudicar que ell movimiento est2ba
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DISTiNTIVCS Patrioticos

Banderitas mcIicanas. de ceirlo;de,
prop:as para IL soIapa del saco .:.-.lVc
Rotones con eli aparato de Hidalgo.
Julrez. Madero, Zaragoza, More!os. -l5e
Botones distintiTos para los CLuna-
Ganos meXicanos
oE;cnes con In VirGcn de Guadalupe,
ratrona dc los mexicanOs, primoro-
samente iluninada en- varios dolores .25c
Retratos de Hidalgo, tamano y Z
10. bristol
Emblernas tricolores, en- lienzo con 81
sscudo narional. para Ia pue-ta
de Il casa .......-..H
Cromos Kidai&o. Juarez y Zaragoza.
IS y -
Ret-stos &c Pancho Villa en- 81 caba-
10 f~avo-ito, Ell Indio' tamano
10 X Is
Mapas dc Ia Guerra Europea. los mas
completes y eEcgantes que Sc han
publicado. Cada uno .............a5c
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MADRID, Enero l7.-Segun dice
IN t~eleCrama recibido le Tetu&n, las
fuerzas espanoias ocuparon ina po-
siciones que tenian los nativos rebel
des en- Deandeyra des9ues DC IN con-
bate Iigcro en- el que tuvierou trece
heridos, entire 6llos un Official. en-
taato que los rebelG@s, segln sc sa-
be. tuvieron muchas bajas.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pron0stico que ell Weather Bureau
rinde para hoy: Nublado Y probabili-
dadcs de luvia. Minimum de tmpera-
tura entire so y $50. Ligeros vientos
variables.
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CAK-rLLAS ClENTIFICAS.
sOCIOLOGiA Y POLITICA.

;, GO Ajc-a-Vlr3nas IoI lestle--o.
po- Ma=uc. MlzgGiz B.a2co .......-. 40
,r..aeac.4 u. LspaEa y los EsAGSs
UuiGos scb.e MeSico. poz Il L:s. 20
g.s:. Es4l,vsl Oaregcr ....--..-...Sl.,
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y.meacz de C.sacTos. Eas@yo De cr.-
.ira historical 4o- e.. Lis Jose EigGcEo So
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VARIOS

Guitarras seGciilas, con todo ; neto-
DO para aprende- q ~tocarias ....S "a
Guitarras dobles. desde $500. $1,000.
Slo-OO Y ..'s4o-O
Bajos sextas, segGn clase, desde
$1,000 hasta .S3O.O
Mardolinas, desje $3.50. $500. etc,
h2sta 'S4o.J
Violiues, seglin c!asc. G.sdc $500 en-
adelante, hasta $3.50
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OB2AS DE UTILlDAD PRACTlCA,

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SANTORAL

San Antonio Abad, Patron menos
principal de la ciudad de Mexico, y
Santa Lconila Martir.
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Plantillas para 81 reumatlsmo y las
intermediates dc los pies .......-S Luz
Cinturones electricos vigoriZantes IS l.oo
Lechc Virginia., para curar e. PIANO
de ia cara '"~
Te Guadalupano y TIC dc In Abue-
Aceitc Volcinico, frasco ........... 4oc
Accite Mexicano. frasco ..........- Aoc
Accite Relampago. frasco ......... 4Oc
Emphasize Guadalu rano y Emplasto
de la Abuela soc
Aceite rosado. de srrayanes de San
Andres. de San lgnacio. de- San
Aparicio. dc San Jacobo y otros dc
uso conocido. frascc .........-.. zoe
BaIsamo traUGuil0 ...............- zoe
Emphasize Grrssi 4Oc
Pildoras FOSTER, para los r;nones 6Oc
Elixir Aztcca para las arruSas IS LIS
NOTA:-Esta eS TN aIequena lista &c
las medicinas mas u~sualcs. pero podemos
mandar en- el rano cuantc Sc nos pida.
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YERBAS MEDICINALES

Entire ot-as muchas hay: DraSo. Euda.
Gobernadora. Hinojo. Suelda. Eeaado. Pc
refill. Candelii!a. Cenizo. Hojas dc Naran-
10. de NoxaI y de Lim6n. Flor de Peita.
Tc dc Sena. Y~crbabuena, Mu!a- LiE1one;-
10, SimonciIio. Huachichiie. Cancer. Co
lcndrinn, Capitana. Poleo. Cachano y Ca
chsrn. Betoaica, Saliva, Flor de hltea.
Acocotillo. Torcn:il. Albahaca. oreja dc
Ration, hihuccma, Anaca1uita, Fen.oSida6,
Manzanilla, Rosa de Castillo. A:ahar, To-
milo, Romero, Meiorans, Borraia y Qua
STA.
20 nono;oz nor 81 %
100 manojos por ...-..-........-...SS.76
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SOLICITO CARTA DE CIUDADA
MA AMERICANA

Luis Medola, casado de 80 amos dc
cdad; de oficio. albanil.
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NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Luis Ramirez Y Ra-
mona Garcia.
Una nina de Pablo Rodriguez y
Maria Mendez.
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MATREMONIOS

Rafael Rivas Y Maria Toledo.
Feline Oh. Ramirez y Wenseslada
Pena.
Raul Pompa y Micaela Chavez.
Felipe Borrego Y Micaela Leyva.
Jorge a. Muguerza y Guadalupe
Gaona.
Victor Medina e Ines Moreno.
Juan Rios y Maria Nazquez.
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-ompea5io de G~ankt:ca Castcilans. seEGn
"a Academia. r2- To-o : & ruez-....... soc
Co1peaGio le G-aza&t!ca Por Dor An
Grss 3elo 49c
E'are-:os dc G-amat!ca, -o- Her-Auz.... &c
Grammatical Cas-e.laa2, con a-rcS.U i u de
q Rea! Academia. Por LdaiEA. Aun:eE-
tada cen t-aLados &c OrtoEra&a y Pro
soda IN tO-lo ;ela ......-. Sl.2o
G-aIn&ti-a de "A Zeal Academia E=paao.a.
Ultima eGiciCa oG:cia! ............... SIS
2-9nyu2r:o Ge OrtoErafia &c = LsnEua
Castellana ...........- .......... sos
Ss9ntla-lo g Cor-ESaci5G. y les C:es mi
ysr6cs Observation-Disclosures rvsc-nsGa ;
Rura--a-A .SL-Hu
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
INCREASE IN NATIONAL
DEBT DUE TO RAILROADS
September Statement Makes
Gross Debt S24,324, $4,000
Increase S101, 755,0OO

Federal guarantee of railroad
earrings resulted in an increae In the
public debt of $101, 755, 900 during
August, according to the treasury
figures issued September 2, showing
the nations gross debt to be $24, 324,-
672, 900.
Treasury records charge the in
crease in the public debt to an issue
of certificates Of Indebtedness Of
fered August Is, sold to cover pay
ment to the railroads under the
guarantee provisions of the trans
portation act
Advances to the carrier, the prob
able deficit during the month We're
said by treasury officials to have
reached nearly $50, 100000, and on
this basis they figured there would
have been a slight reduction IN the
public debt had not the earrings
guarantee been in effect.
Payments to the roads in August
do not correctly indicate the amount
to which they will be entitled when
a final accounting for the six month s
period over which the guarantee ex-
tended is made, it was added. As a
result the drain on the treasury pro
badly will continue for several
months, but officials believe it will be
possible to clear up all transactions
with the railroads except the revoiv-
ing fund by the first of the year.
The figures made public show re-
demption of approximately $2,5O0,-
900 In Liberty bonds during the last
thirty days, about S1,500,000 of
which were of the third loan.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
LOWELL

A. C. Cello was caller in North
Troy Friday.
w. A. Blake visited friends in
Moretown the past week.
M. M. Taplin f Orleans was a
business caller in town Friday.
Miss Mildred Siscoc of Newport is
visiting her father, F. M. Sisco.
Roy Percy has sold his farm on the
Irasburg road to Harold Stockman.
w. w. Reirden of Barton was a
business caller in town Saturday.
Frank Dana of Gardner, Mass,
visited his uncle, E. S. Coolidge,
Monday.
Miss Hazel Coolidge and Mr..
White of Johnson visited his uncle,
E. S. Coolidge Sunday.
Mrs. Story, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Sisco and son of Newport city, witt
ed at V. c. Sisco's Sunday.
Henry Adams has moved to Eden,
and Harris Shufelt is moving into
the tenement vacated by Mr.. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Sheltra and
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Sheltra of Or
leans were weekend visitors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Stewart and
daughter visited Mrs. Stewart
brother, Frank Kinney, at his home
in Newport Center recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Farman and
daughter, Miss Nancy Farman, NOV
ed from his farm to Troy the past
week. His son, E. w. Farman, will
stay on the farm for the present.
Mrs. VIM. Mann, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Percy Mann and two children from
Bath, Me-, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Pratt and son from Portland, Me-,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. w
Lynch.
This community was greatly shock
ed and saddened when the news was
received Sunday, of the death OF
Freeman Farman, a lifelong and
highly respected citizen of this town
He only recently moved to Troy. Mr..
Farman was taken i'll Friday night
and passed away Sunday forenoon
The funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Sympathy Is
extended from the friends and neigh
bors to this greatly bereaved family
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the privilege to vote at the primaries
and had their names placed on
the check list.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeMerritt of lras-
burg have moved into the lowe tene-
ment belonging to George Laraoee.
Mr.. DeMerritt has lumber job here
for the winter.
Harvey Sweet has been engaged by
Pearl Niles to run his place when ne
takes his trip this fall to southern
California. Mr.. Sweet Will move into
Pearl Niles house the first of Octo-
Der.
The Rev. C. W. Kelley was elect
cd aft the last meeting of the j. o. U.
A. NJ, to represent Newport Center
council at the state meeting to be
held at Lvndonville Thursday, Sep
TENDER 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Crawford, their
sons, George and Vern, and Mrs Geo.
Larabody motored last Sunday to
MONTPELIER to carry Verne to Mont
heller seminary. where he is to take
a commecial course this fall and WIN
ter.
Mrs. Nula Estey and daughter,
Ella. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Drown,
and L. G. Peabody, who carried them
! in his car. attended the funeral OF
Ella Estey's father, Fred Estey, at
Mansonville, P. O., last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Young from Newport city has
been hired by the people who are soon
to operate a saw mill in sthe village
as one of their help. He expects TO
move his family soon into the Damon
HYDE house. Their many friends
here will be glad to see them back In
town.
A special village meeting was
held last Wednesday night at the
schoolhouse and the constitution and
| bylaws for the village corporation
drawn I'D the selectmen, were adopt
ed. and it was ordered that 100 cop
les of the same be printed and dis
tributed.
Rev. and Mrs. Carr from Windsor,
Conn. are guests for a few days at
the home of Mrs. Cars sister, Mrs.
Edison ConnaI Mr.. Carr is the pas
to of the Congregational church at
Windsor and motored here from his
home taking in several other places
on the way.
| w 1l1dIQs VI -
tina Niles, who has been an invalid for
a long time and who for the past
month has been stopping with Mrs.
George Rogers, who has been caring
| for her, was moved on bed last
Saturday to the home of Richard
Norris, where she will make her home
in the future.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Elsie Bartlett at her home here
Friday evening" September 3, and was
attended by a large number of her
lady friends from the village and
elsewhere. A great many useful and
pretty presents were left as tokens
of the high appreciation and sincere
regard in which Miss Bartlett is held
| by the entire community. Everybody
is wondering now just how soon the
wedding bells will ring.
A set of three of the famous "Orr"
etchings valued at 5000 were on ex-
hibition at the Methodist church here
last Sunday. During the second year
of the great war the French govern
ment sent its greatest artist to paint
the cathedral before it was totally
destroyed and these etchings are the
result. At the close of the war,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
NEWPORT CENTER

Mrs Eno's daughter from New
uornshire visited her last week.
Rev. Mr.. Emo returned from his va
cation trip to Boston last SATURDAY
night.
Morris Kendall left town last
Thursday for his school IN Alexan-
dria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Larey of Exc
+ar N H. visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. u.
Peabody recently.
Miss Susie Cummings of Newport
eitv visited Mrs. George Rogers
part of last week.
Damon Hyde has rented the Ray
Niles farm and will move there ABOUT
the first of October.
At the Mechanics meeting last
Friday night o. L. Dugan was IN
stalled vice councillor.
Iornie Herrick and family have
moved to Newport city and ne mas
zone back to railroadlng.
Mrs. John Lunna entertained ner
sister, Mrs. Flora Chanee' Oh "es'
Enosburg a few days ago.
Mrs. Ed. Larabee had her grand
children, Stanley and Phylhs 90
burn. with her last week
Orson E. Evarts- and Eva Laplante
were married at the Methodist par
sonage Monday, September o.
Heman Bates has moved from the
house he recently sold to the upper
tenement in Mr.. Halls house.
A. M. Kline has moved this week
to the old hotel in Derby and VIII rent
some of the rooms IN this house.
Carroll Lawson, who has been quite
i'll for a couple af weeks, Is again aDle
to get out, but is not very strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Randall, OF
West Charleston are visiting their
son and family here for few weeks.
Heman Bates has been hired by the
new lumber company who are DONG
business in this town as sealer OF
logs.
Jobn Lunna and family went to
West Enosburg few days ago 20 az
tend the wedding of Mrs. Lunna
sister.
Guy Armstrong is home from
Groveton, n. H, where ne Went 70
look for a position on the Grano
Trunk railroad
Quite a number from here attended
the Orleans County fair at Barton
last week and reported good falr
and big crowds.
Elmer Niles will move this week
into the lower tenement of the klnnle
house and o. M. Dugan and children
will continue boarding with them.
Frank Laplant and family have
moved from the Dickinson tenement
to the Amasa Frizzen house, or bet
ter known as the Asa Lamb place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Spaulding and
Mrs. Jennie Meacham of Keene, n. H.,
have been visiting at Mrs. Lucy
Meacham's, David Wright's and Geo.
Beadle's.
E. B. Dickinson is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a Ford, so let everybody
who may be on the road when he goes
by take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Quite q number of the women of
the town have awaited themselves of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

w she II; Her many friends gone beI to
health. much improve
,es Schools in this part Of II.
b,,rn 04 ~ work last week. Me- Vie
Pun puIn c at the Center and Miss MS,
na Mr. fs and Mrs. F. H. Tucker
Par party so from New York, have G baea'
turned to their homes. nave nov
Ha INF, and Mrs. J. W. Goodsar
week wee TO. to attend to the sett tEwn
me stone in the cemetery. '''ng
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

France presented the American Red
Cross with these wonderful pictures
as an appreciation of its splendid
work in France during the war. One
set of pictures was presented the
Orleans County chapter by the New
England division of the Red Cross in
token of its work and its continued in
terest. These pictures will be plac-
ed on exhibition in various parts of
the county in the near future.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
? Sunday, September 10.
Regular preaching services at 10.45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15
MORGAN CENTER

G. A.. Maxwell is repairing his
house purchased of George Gray.
H. R. Elliott has purchased the
Albert Goodsell farm of Hollis
Wheeler.
Mrs. Gregory and party from Cam
bridge, Mass, returned to their
homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Curry from New
York with friends, are stopping at
H. w. Danforth's cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Gorham of LyndonviIle
were guests at L. II. Burroughs Sun
day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-09-15

in the morning and o'clock in the
evening.
Sunday school at 1910 noon.
Junior League at $50 afternoon.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at o'clock.
To all of these services the mem
bers and friends of the church and
all strangers are most cordially in
vited.
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0anotommi3iioucr gon %ierimGpute Stco
ION bar paa Ncieu til minneapolis ior
/ nuQen Sio al binaane ser uorit Iltherz
tie airteme>c. iom init al lanIef Der o9
IamiioiQ al bei9ge SIrat og &cnncr.
9ioeIcoc3 trnf ie9 bans @roocr M}nrtiu
0ierc, AeprrieutanI ira %aitor z. g.
6uuoe8 NeniQbco / 0nlpIeh, GIon So.
0au piIoe beieBe lin QnmIe Mooer i
aasiou Tor oerpua at pcnoe tilbnRe iii
Winucopclis. Ses trai osina Taul
Speniou. iort tom fra II. gsctmou /
Nunneapoli5 huor bau hapoe ip0t SrQc=
birlp for zinc meqet ipuae ginc, 0au
itnIoc Sd III lit 0icm for at brinae I'M
ouitrn. SCI les al Guror til Diapo5'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
,yru ErTtre, Minu.

Gfteripm hi Inlet fer ira Sotpu Of
Sabser. idu bill ieg taee mig til al ienoe
it,o noale 2inier til SIooet. Sa. ieg mou
M ii9c. at "9ecprab>Tpiten % @eo
Nrne,," er ct ubulerfet 9oDt % i~t,tere5>
liant 8lao of IGIe. vi bar mi buut Set
/ mango Inr oe bill life bare ret for
uoeu. Ida Ianbt iom pi I'm able iuaz
mango &otetcr, 1ua hi fan iaa betalt
&ortineenten. Sa, BERTHA er oct life
fort al Ifribe ON. Weir pg Sirb CT iom
BET pIeier at bore. Scr | 8agoer bar hi
bet libnlerfet / ale Waaber og Nolinger
faor pi 1ao Oct forIlaar. ga, Der er gobt
Ganb. Sueen ian ii9e aubet. @aarcnneu
er / fllb Sang her M og tprt ug tint CT
bet ale Steoer, 1an Der er loIigter til ct
goot Nar, bbis Oct faar goa frent. Sulf
brioer melt meo &gnS % Soteter ber,
men bi Tan able ale SIdo5 G"prnIorter
% Srltgt. Giot arenturer bar hi ogiau
BED Sibeu at naturligoi5. Sa. leo for
min Del liter mig uonerfet her. &ouo
bet tirfelige angnar, 1an gaar oct NOT
fGa goot pg 9ooe SfpIer bar oi al ale
Giaos, life at fprglennnle, % iaa bar hi
bare en- balp Zines Sang iii en- goo 9n,
Girco. bppr hi Tan fda ficbt alt, lom fan
fiebes for Sengc, og Selefon er her /
hbcr Wdro5 0liS, Idd bi tan faa li1affe,
man I'll bill, Ireb Naboer OF Tenner. Suu
hi ieg enife 9lnbet5 TerionaIc 90 bets
2Giere Selo 90 2pffe / eoerS S%oretagenpc.
On VubaerzS oipnino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02
Snuifn, Winn., Suni 1920.

Ge peo, at gicnem oen traoIeite Sis
al aarcue tines Narmeren. ar ban mart
NOT tau Iuerte lig bprt I'll nGrmcite Ro
30, og naar ban iou AZ tpinacnne On
l~trliNi91eoer man no at relic. % set
life alene lin eaeu Stat men lioeuum
ben, icr oa berer ban ina mcget, al ban
uTiten amer set for eli pligt at bele
lin uopioeOe Grfariug mco andre % ii
Dem, iom tTuter al ilan iia neo Sc
CRATER. ban icIp netpp bar bcfarct, Nns
leouiu8 til at faa pioe roget uler ON
oenr.
gig Sails beIe9tc ri Slr0tuinecr
% beiaa % Ct Gar Sage. en- iioeu
oriTti8 ~. Sngmeuer o. SenmeroriIt
/ itor StaIa. Sor lluanonuncns llobifs
ling iaa set uo iii at ppre meqen ON
hu; ri operonr 0rnbuationsfeiten. 10
ira Common 90 , ira 6siitoIcu Qraou-
erene; en- Sa9ferer % ire Brciter talic
peo Nulebningen. % 9leuerue bar Tlinte.
Hooieoelt er, Iont Napnet antbbcr. eli
forholosui5 nj 8n n,eo CT mrrteliat On.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-02

9a BET er lenge iioen ieg bar isnbt
noele Orb til "Yoltea", iao oil iee beoe
ON Tloos for npele faa &injer. 3eljab
CT Ell M 80, Iom nan retop bar be9pnot
at bngae op. Wien ri bar noget al oct
be0ite &anb, Ionl ian fnoes nogeu SlaoS,
% iom Der er ganite Tibet al / California.
Gi bar Der en- auloni paa % norlte Sas
miller. oe no9Ie tommer for bier Sag,
0i bar en- pen norf Strife og Seuoag8s
Ifolc. ri er Der bare % Wil fra Sos
GngeIes. / Iibten al Den frr9tbare Sdu
~fSernonop Ballep, bnor pi bar 8uuleOurh
fige til 9usbsren o. bare 10 .ILtil til
&Diten. Ser er life en- Stng. ipm fan
t9n.es, uoen at ben bill gro her. Wten
alfalfa % Beans % Orchards er set
almiubeIi9e. Seian 3snicooI bar tooet
ftorartet til / bet iibite Nar. glau9c bnr
fra 500 til 5000 Ssr5 % tiener mango
Een9e pnn Sens.
Seq bar reiit oper belle Il. 9. %
Canada. nlen bar aIbriq fitnDet uo9eu
YIabs ie9 Iiter bebre END 3el5ab.
On bicrtelig 3iIIen til "Yolter"s Rez
baftion pg bers mango 2GIere ira
SEQ. Yieridn.