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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
LARW|LL LECTURES TO
OCCUR At GAMBLER

y GAMBLER, March 1S-The formal
course OF Larwill lectures for 1920
will be delivered by Irving Babbitt.
M. A., professor of French literature
at Harvard university, on the sub
1ect, Democracy and Imperialism"
4 Four lectures will be delivered at
Ascension hall. Kenyon college, the
schedule being arranged as follows:
Tuesday, March 23-First lecture
4 D. M; second lecture p. m.
Wednesday, March 2i-Third lee
ture p. n.; fourth lecture p. M.
A cordial invitation to attend the
lectures Is extended by the president
and faculty of Kenyon college.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
WOOD CHOPPING BEE
Is HELD WEDNESDAY

An old.fashioned wood.chopping
was held Wednesday at the home Of
l.. e. Welsh of Monroe Mills. BE-
tween IL and IL of his neighbors
gathered at the Welsh home and cut
big supply of wood for Mrs. Bell, a
widow, who now has no one to get
her fuel in readiness.
Thursday, owing to the generous
ner which was prepared by the la
dies, Mrs. Bell has wood in plenty
for months to come. Mr., Welsh in
stigatcd the chopping furnishing the
wood, while the ncighbors furnished
the muscle and the fun.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
ELECTRICAL WORKERS
WANT MORE MONEY
fpv Aasoc,atcd Press 10 Tho Dannerl

INV Aasocinted Press 10 The Banner1
CLEVELAND, o., March 1S-When
their old contracts expire April 80,
electrical workers here will ask Sl50
en- hour and 40.hour week, according
to J. A. Groves, financial secretary of
local No. 3S, International Brother.
hood OF Electrical Workers, the
largest OF five electrical unions in
The city. About 1000 men will be af
feeted
The present scale is 81 an hour for
70 hours, and time and one-half for
overtime.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
BOG HAS RABIES

People living in the vicinity of the
Essex glass plant should be on their
guard against dog reported to be
afflicted with rabies and to be run
ming loose il that part of the city.
Officers will make an investigation
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
OPERATION PERFORMED

Frank huffman, who was seriously.
injured last winter at a local factory,
underwent second operation on his
ankle this morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
MRS. TURNER DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Harriet Turner. Oged so years,
died at $3.50 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing at her home, near Frederick
town, after n long illness of com
plicntion of diseases. She leaves one
daughter, Miss Iella Turner, at horne,
and q brother, Dale Thrift, of Fred
ericktown. No funeral arrangements
have been made.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19

Mrs. Iva Hurbin gathered at Andrew
Wcller's farm and held a woOd.chOp-
ping for Mrs. Durbin recently.
Miss Martha Marts is helping in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Marts.
Ralph Holland is at home from
Cleveland, recovering from measles.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19

H. M. HUNTSBERGER
Fire, Life, Health and Accident, Liza.
biity, Automobile, Plate Glass lnsur-
ance. Security bonds written. Real
Estate Gold. Money Loaned.
Room I McDermott Bldg. ,0S 8. Main
Phone 243 Red
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
HILL IS RELEASED
FROM COUNTY JAIL

Charles Hill, who has been con
flned In the county Jail for the past
three days, suspected of having set
fire to the Robert iiggs barn at
buckeye City, was released Thurs.
day. as no evidence could be found
against the man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19
GIVEN LIFE CERTIFICATES

Miss Iva Paul sud Miss Margaret
Dovalon. both teachers Ut tho First
ward school building, were awarded
lite certificates TO toach, Tuesday, by
supt Pearson OF Columbus and tho
state examiners.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-03-19

preached here Sunday morning and
evening.
Walter Woodward was at home for
the weekend from Mansfield. where
he is employed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-05

the ground for eight months lost $40
pounds; another placed on edge and
turned over once week lost 10
pounds; a bale placed on end and not
turned lost 78 pounds; bale placed on
timbers and turned once a week 48
pounds. A bale placed in warehouse
for the same period lost one pound.
The report points out that while the
insurance rate on exposed cotton is
$4.OO per $100, the rate in a properly
built warehouse is about 25 cents per
500, and that this saving alone in
many instances pay all warehouse
charged the owner of the cotton there
fore being the gamer, by the saving
in the damage to the cotton from
exposure to the weather.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-05
BIG LOSS RESULTS FROM
LEAVING COTTON OUTSIDE

According to Government figures
the annual normal loss from leaving
cotton to the weather for consider
able lengths Of time is about seventy
million dollars a year. Several in
stances are cited in the report as
follows: One bale of cotton placed
out in the open and left lying on
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-05

DDS OF organization of the Oklahoma
Cotton Growers Association are NOT
matters of experiment. They have
been worked out thru more than a
quarter century Of actual experience
IN cooperative marketing by the far
mers OF California and other western
states have been upheld in the high
est of state courts and have success.
iuiiy stood the test of inspection by
the Federal Trade Commission.
The legal principles involved in the
prospective association of 10000 Okla
homa cotton farmers for business pur-
poses have been given careful in
spection with regard to both state
and federal statutes. Aaron Sapiro
OF San Francisco, attorney for Ii of
the strongest California cooperative
law in America, has been the legal
advisor for the Organization Com.
mittee in Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-11-05
fVIIL BETTER
COTTON PRICES
rrr OKLAHOMA COTTON
"a, banvrr" ASSOCIATION PRO.
Wv" O"srs 80 DO FOR COTTON
cROWER'

CRO" th'
op'.,f.ma Cotton Growers
lnt nt;.G,r nr,poses to effect many
'a., s0''" orns in the present sys-
f ,f'' c,..an selling, first, by the
a,;Sr v. ot wasteful methods, and
n'iS, ansy ,r,ugh collective selling
t'saI' Sr in uting greater profits to
fNv. fNy..d1rer without increasing costs
s:.ecfi, :M T.; the Association will dc
sfanoa,n, definite things for its
.S MN m,ln.ra and their 100000 bale
FIT VII grade, class, staple and
Thi. viii place true value on
n,ton IN terms Of quality.
# will warehouse and store cot.
.vhc,c?cr and whenever necessary
Tbi vii at once reduce the tre-
.,daus los, from Country Dam.
II viii sell all of its cotton in
~ r,rniag lots, each grade, class
4 s,aple within it's own pool.
Tbi. will insure q higher price
An can be obtained in any other
II will sell on it's own samples
warehouse certificates.
This will again reduce another
su los known as the "City Drop
/ |, will sell collectively and only
\, the market demands it.
Thi, will at once reduce specula.
/ It will sell its cotton as directly
possible.
Thii will eliminate many present
s,eful methods.
:; |, will determine the cost of pro-
tiOn of cotton.
This will assist in asking q
ice which will be satisfactory to
"a producer and consumer.
l. 1t will encourage and develop the
,wratiyc production of uniform and
kadard varieties.
This will assist still further in
b! selling and in securing a better
m.
4 It will advise with the growers
wodJc;ion methods and problems,
Thi, will be essentially helpful
prof, able.
Can such a program be carried
i. Yes, but only in one way. Un-
rAe plan of organization, the Ok
bona Cotton Growers Association
Mns; working association when
rsnhel'ship representing at least
M,Mt tales is secured. Each men,
w. nardless of the number of bales
Educes. signs A Iegally-Tight
tNng Contract With The Asso-
Iim, representing himself and
" other member, in which all
Ebers Agree to Sell All of Their
tn Through The Association For
hliod of Z Years, and during which
all members must deliver all Of
cotton to the Association only
to no other firm, person or cor
h.ion.
lie cotton becomes the actual pro
by of the Association, in which
kh Member Has An Interest Pro
riOnatc To The Amount And DUAL
0f Cotton That He Delivers. Th'
ISOLATION. thru its technical cottol
perts and marketing specialists
k?loyed by the Board of Directors
U handle all of the cotton of it
Enbers, in the most profitable way
Fying out the steps enumerated
prcrating back the maximum
pfts to each member.
Does il Conform To Law.
The marketing principles and meth
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
Won Kaufbeuren, no acepta
la Canciueria del Impe-
rio Alemdn

PARIS. JUNO IL FL Or. Mayer
Won Kaufbeuren, encargado de negO-
clos de Alemania en- esta capital. Sc
ha rehusado a aceptar Ia oferta que
le hizo Karl Trimbon lider del Par
lido Centralista Aleman, para que o
cupara el puesto de Canciller del
1mperio en- ell gabineie que el citado
lfdcr cat6lico estl inten;ando formar.
IL doctor Mayer al manifeStar SUI
reusamiento, eXplic0 81 negative de-
claraudo que considerable Ia mission
Que Sc, le ha confiado en- Paris dema
SHADE importante para q para aban-
donarla en- este InstaEte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

Jalisciense.- Standard. Cal La
onza de orc puro tiene un valor ftJo
de 90. 81 d6lares Y su valor commercial
difiere muy POGO de este.
Los ab~reviaturas "Jr'' "Sr" coloca-
das despu= : del nombre de n perso-
ma SiSnifican respetivamcnt": Me
nor en- ell sentido j" mas Jovea, Y
Mayor, eli q prop:o sentido. reSps-
tivamente. Y So emplean ge!reralmen-
te para diStinguir a dos miembros de
n mis-na familia- generalmente padre
2 hijo. que ticnen el mismo nombre de
pila.
Fl primo hermano de IL madre y
del padre de IN ~individuo viene a ser
ito segundo de 81.
Las ~palabras "Jalar'', "Avante" V
"Aventar". ;: Sc italian en- el dicciona-
rio Y son caStizas; la primera tiene Ii
misma siy1ificaci6n que IA palabrI
'H&blar que era II que Sc uSaba an
tiguamente; Ia segunda eQuivale 4
"Ade!ante" ' la tercera. entire otras
acepCiones tiene Ia de "echar algo al
viento', que eS en- Ia que Sc usa gene
ralmente, en el lenguaje comtn y CO.
a = -'N - p-~A WI III N't4N-ltSAd liSl
cada a eNpresar Ia idea dc "arrojar.
cosa que no parece muy lfcitc. La pa
labra "canica' no es castiza, eS un a.
ricanismo.
La Academia Mexicana de Ia Ler-
qua. Correspondence de Ia Real Aca-
demia Espauo!a. sc lnantiene en- rcia-
ci6n constanJe con ella por med!aci6n
de Su Secreyario para hac@rro conocer
los tr1bajos que en- cuestiones rclacio
nadas O 81 idioma Sc llevan a cabo
Ell Mexico. especialmente por los
mIsmbros de ella. Y recibir de Ia rs
pamela, en- 81 caracte- de a~uJoridad SUI
prema en- asuntos de lenguaje. las re-
S!aS v leyeS az" dcben degirlo.
Tenemos se~Euridad de que e~xisten
AgrupaCiones similarcs Il la mexic.na
de que veniUos trataado. en- Argent
M. Chile Y rs probable cue ex!stan en-
a!Sunos otros paiscs Sud-america-
nos. cspeciGlTente 81 Cclombiq y en-
alSuno de las Eepu1i.cIS Ccntro-a.
merchants.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
4 DE RELIGION.

A-.,-s le Salvaci5n ............. SOS
6th-ia &c !n. Minus. por e Padre Sachet-
Dora lrsIradR son G~eabados y UD mapa
Cayeclsu- dc! Padre RipAlcA ........... iVc
Ca;ecismo u:s;6-ico. por EleuEy 800. 25c
ComI.gaGU- GrreraI 80
,a;ec.s.uC Ge Fegssse-aD~9H ..-..-.-...-$L.)u
Drvgc.ursilC de LNvaGe. sGaeHt2do con
Z SemRua Santa. NIsIIas al S2nt.sI-
no. EiercicIC DIIr.o, etc. ...........- GA
Jevg..on de ,os Ss=Jr DOmingos &c san
Fi.osoi.a Elemental, por BaaTcs-.....-.-Sl--o
ASTORIA SaSraG2--LIo-o lie. antigua y
NueyO TesLanento. que coUtienr a Hs-
r.ri2 dc. pueblo de IscGei. v.raGoSe clara
meme como sc prepara "a veniGa 1e. Ne
sia-. ELIcI0a us !ulo. con profession Ge
Lavalle Nacioaal MsXic4@o, let-a
ErlCLc .... 49,. -..-- ..s. ---- ~SS
- lua-rAriou Ce ICls:o. pOE AeElpl:.-...- OGe
Is N4-tlres. o - tCG-5fo lie = Religion
C-!s;!ana. per Cha,eEgbrlanu.-OS.a Ero-
N i~.cstcaGa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
oBgAs DE UTlLlDAD 9RAcrlCA

Ar;cs Extraordinarily , p2ceett-
mI,u,os para Igoss2iia' $~ "a x
Arte Dc guitar As maRsa@s en- toG~ -
. Trrdas
CRTA De G~ALLINAS: c. gaH'ntr", IN
.rk ACTON. aIimcucos y 6eoiCsS, nASie"e'
reba. css,raciun. cufe-rneaacs CO
~aci5n. crnpauue y t-aGspo.te de- nue.
vo. por \. Espanet y T. LSh~0E"@-
CI-L7fyO DE HORTALIZAS: hero
cue ensena g-lc,Icamc",r e cLt1''
do .uGa elass dc norta.ISas- aI'' e
,oH5. cobola. rabauo. tomato. e-r"-
-s.r. i.-A.za. ETC.. gov santos no
drt. 90. r. LNn19rla ~
Etemsatgs lie Mes@a.ea- tuerza. NOV
m.eu,o. rests-euc-1s, u'-G-sn1s s'mP'eS'
equ.l.0-.o. teusIGaa. e'r- 0N-
e Devote Iascsfno-Jo.err.on &c ora
clones en- honor de san jose. poE
Abad,aas ...... .-....-. ..-...... Stu
Il S.eJ.-g lie las Ean.Ius.-siauGa! ,eor.-
co y.acr,co lc Nr4ts.ua. .. @,eSace lie, -
lolOs. In touo .s-a ia
Fl IIaro lie Is E.-res-OJra m4y f,-L.
Dor les gAr yrecu'a a -
maLses Cc -ag..--.- F=-a s-suga. su'aI-
gustz m,s.ua -e .u-m45 ) eL'IcaE = -
biics ..-..-.-.--. pye
Al.rsns del Mat-.muasg--E h5gI de los
exposes. pos e. DE-. Fesclra. se q he-!
Academia &c EaLse.Ea -e barcelona. IN
toclo teia
Cr5IA DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
ILOS y DEL PICApOE: metod0 me
xtsaao para dUma- en- d. H0r2s ca
bauos y mu.2s hraEaS o c~grrl.cs. Por
Francisco Mora ---.-. S'-'o
cALLoS DE COMBArE. jnsu5as'5n.
crls. aLjmcU'Os 3 DrOIda-. como -
,onScc 2. supreme gallo &c eomoate.
,rrnS-ael5n. juCces- aguestas, mau2S
tramras. po- Pauline LoPsz---....Sl.3V
In Med.ssna Caseva.-rEatamseatos Senci"
les y facilcs IUEa cCmoaur tU1a tl1sc 90
~.nfernedaGss y academies ... eVe
:, ya-dad.-a Cieacia de Guar. Ira
tanienJo aas4-LSta uOdeCnp ' moSO
10 -ono.er As enEcEmeG-GsS pCE -
-xD-,s;oa Gc! ros-ro- IN tome ts2 SAoS
Mama del Fcgouero Maqa;nista. Pcr Cou-
ds---Ca Nciuneu tea
Manual del C1merci7ate y EpssteLarlo Co
me-riAl.-Obsa ~uti.iSIula para tod% PEI
son2 de GeSocFoS wv
Nil QGinicn;os Seess;os de- HoGar.-Cole;-
cI6n &c Eccetas P-aeueaS para IA LmPis-
IA &c euseres tUmeSticos, telGS y vssu-
DOS: compoStGra &C co2as y OoIetos: To-
cador. hygiene. etc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oCs
Novislmo CoR;ado- Universal M2nEa!
de cUeE.aS a1GSIaC4s. con e cual sc
-esue-ven vs0.CatImeH;e toGa e4@Ss de
ope-acI0nes sin =ecsSidaG &c uGmerOs
n Sa-eUtos o4o
PlantAs cue euSan y plantas que ma
tan. TEatado de botanical uedic!nzl
para a curaci6n de todaS las en-
feEmsoSces Csc
Reee,ario &c Medicinal Don5stics.-Co!ee-
clon &c recetas para tOGzs las enfsrme-
dAdes- = meior Ebro &c meGicina popQ-
lar cue sc hz pG5Gcado- In Iou0 Is-a- $500
Seers-os de n NsrurzIsza-Libro de E-an
utIldz6 en e. hCzar. Dor n Sunaa &c &c
eeEss , ensenaR.aS que eOaueae 10. ISs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
La DESIGNATION DE MR..
HARDING JUZGADA
POR "THE TINES"
Harding jamds ha sido un
conductor de hombres nj
rector de politica"
NCEVA YORK Jun

Ell importante diario n~eoyorklno pu-
hlica ell siGuiente articulo. con mott
vo de Ia designation de Mir. Harding.
como candidate presidential por el
partido republican,:
"Sobre Ia plataforma que ha pro-
ducido ~descontento general, Ia Con-
Veuci6n de Chicago presenta IN can
didato cuya designation ha sido reel
bida con asombro V desaliento por el
mismo partido cuyos votos s~olicita.
Warren G. Harding es un respectable
pol:tico de segunda clase Y jamas ha
sido conductor de hombreS III rector
de polftica. Por muchoS amos fue
protegido dc Foraker. a 81 debi6 sus
primeros peQueios triu9fos. Nencido
en- las elecciones para gobernador de
Ohio. SUI estado natal. en- 1910: jamas
ha dcmostrado tener ~ascendiente per-
sonal en- su propio Estado, eXcepto
| cuando en- 1914 fus electo Senador.
por haber tenido una mayorfa de 100
mil rotos sobre su competitor demo-
ctata, Y fuera de Ohio solo ahora tie
ne ascendiente para hallarse al fren-
te del partido republican,. La &C.
| AiGN4p4A * S'aAItc- La NAAb ca
hington Ia sido %languida Y descolori-
da. Ha sido una unidad que M Sc
iha distinguish por NADIA Y de las que
obrdeCcn ciecamentc = Mr.. Lodge Il
sus ataques contra. Ia Liga de las Ma
clones y el Tratado de Paz.
FL nombramiento de Harding. Guy
dnico precedenJe es soIarente Fran
kiln Pierce, 81 hemos de e]nCOntrar
uu Presidcnte cuya ITALIA personal sea
inferior = su estruc:ura p%olitica. es Ia
flor mas acabada de la co0Grdia e
imbeciljdad de Ia cahala senatorial
qua ton6 a 81 cargo e. manejo de Ia
convention republican,. manejo con
ira el cual protcst6 con tanta vehemen
c!a e. Gubernador Beeckman. Al re
chaZar Il Leonardo Wood. porque Il
'Ahala CorOcii quo no pOdrla name
jarlo. favoreci6 la c~andida;ura del
gobernador Lowden. hasta que Borah
les notified que So oponia q Su deSig-
uacihn. Borah estuvo imperiOsO Y
osado porque comPrendi6 cue trataba
con uu grupO de politicos incompetent
ties Y altaneros. 81 Ia jefatura repu-
bIicana TO hUhiera caldo en- manos de
picmeos. los j@frS lie Ia Convention
&c '"lcds" a"''a" quei'"" '"'i""sU-
lar 4 BoraH. asi como lutheran que
I'u" "ss1''"E 4 Johnson 'on "iott'o
"' :" Us" w ~
~. 90 ,
o u 49, ~,
fraG 80 present@ como cncmigo decla-
= ,.o,in I.I cnDyaDfa dc Ia IiCa de Nh
'""' Ne' Co"'S'''' w !" '"S4 "e "
''o"es' "u" ''' as ''N'''"" wv -
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800 ~ !" - l
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49,
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Id"'oS o"oS P"e Po"'1" eteN"isc " los
aItos pueSIos en- IaS uec4sI"lieS ' con-
seJoS ue' P"Ftl"o' q r"@'eS SO" u
mon" S"S P''nc'''"H' 81 ''ehS H'Sufi"S
"1 1ei"NuiH "' Pa'''"o' eJeictu" P"'
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'o"'S"i' Po' "l!"~ NIhSuno "e e'loS'
hlhGuno dc SuS ~coiRpilces en- Ia de-
~gradHcIon del paTtldo' habr!a pod'do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18
SOCIOLOGICAL Y PoLlTicA.

=. r.sa Aiena-TaE4Uas lei Lcs;sEf5'
nor Manuel Muzau,z B.Aaeo -"
.s,Is,-ia Ie Espa.4 .ns Esta-'S
'"i UnidSs so6ce NsSlsc, ~. a Lie. To- =,
-iA:O Es4a,seI O5resor -
u risu1a o5ya. empass@aa eI i"l' = -
E--r--s Po.iGccS = h.ss-i'eI'' ' , q,
-, 1ss.oa yoiaca le &ss.eo- Ia
~C-sTrI 10. y la D5ctadura. g2- D..
Emilio hs5asA 81
Zf1,sUr- d. tsGercS- Easayc Hr st- n
tea hls-Sssa 2o- 81 Lis jose |0 S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

G. 3. M.--Sapamco. Tcx-No hay.
tctu2'mente or "X~istcncia en- Ia Casa
Editorial -czano el Iihro qYc nos in
dlca~ pero es securo que podra adqui-
FIrIo por conducto de ella. 81 lSi 10 de-
sea, escribiAndole sohre cl particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-18

- v.-i,ss.o Maestro de Yranse..-up to-

vs-dade.o Maestro de Franecs.-Jn to-
mo -el2 saw
D4,ci5na-io de IuE!ss : EsPano!. de Dol
s.i.g. pasta d. PIei ..-----..-- sue
y....u.-.u &c mates ) EsLAuc4. poT AXE
y NcL2ughhu.-Ei mas coTp---o
d.. los ,.alicadUs heSya e CIa. Con
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idiomSs, eaa In gTucsC vc.umsD pasta
,aEse, san bscstro.-astod grEctSN
t,,-a ayrCuGe- en- veIate .evclcnes <. iGF0-
ma tnyles. cOn - pEOGlEciASi%A ASS-
4s IN rasts4.uO. LOat.e.r. HceHiNR. a.
yr-.0s E.yGr.CS para escrciF t0CA S1A'S
.orryspyn.-ly.a - - IuSt'-a vac. ovc
smyas-AyO ell ls-S .....-.-. 'S-NS
,-.ma..sa sraclca de L. LenS1a 4ns!eaA.
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