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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12
HIGHWAY AGENT
SHOT FOR MONEY
Young Man Under Arrest at Sunapee.
N. H., Charged With Crime
Agent May Die.

SUNAPEE, \. H., July 12.-After an
all-night search Of the roads and villages
, about Lake Sunapee had failed to reveal
any trace of the highwayman who at 10
/ 0 clock Saturday night shot and seriously
wounded. Austin Russell, highway agent
and postmaster Of the town of Sunapee
Chief of Police Fred Moves yesterday
morning arrested George Edwards, aged
II, who is charged with the shooting. The
prisoner was taken on the platform of a
store in North Sunapee, about four miles
from the scene of the shooting.
Suspicion had been directed toward Ed
wards, who was known here as George
Silver, and gave his address as 2S8 Prince
ton street East Boston, from the moment
news of the crime was received at the
summer resort, Georges Mills, at the
head of Lake Sunapee, which is Russell's
home and has been Edwards for a month
1t was recalled that the youth, calling
himself Silver, had come to SunaDee a
month ago. destitute and hungry, ard that
the kind-hearted postmaster, who also has
charge Of road repairs in the township,
fed him and gave him a Job Edwards
knew of Russelrs habit of driving every
Saturday night to Sunapee to collect the
payroll for his road workers from the sc.
lectmen
It was while Russell was making the
four mile drive back to Georges Mills
with the money, accompanied by his
friend Austin Young, that he was fired
on from ambush.
His horse had slowed to a walk going
up Rogers Hill, two miles from town,
and was approaching the crest Of tho steep
climb when a revolver flashed in the dark.
ness without warning and two bullets were
fred aver the wheel. The first penetrated
Russelrs stomach and he fell to the bot
tom Of the rig. The terrified horse sped
over the top of the hill and as Young
reached for the reins third bullet
whistled past his head The assailant was
not seen aud no pursuit was attempted.
Young drove his seriously wounded
friend to Georges Mills, and there be-
ing no hosnitaI facilities there. took HIM
five miles further to New london. whcrc
Tr. WiIiam = Clougb DR. Nathan Grit
fn and D.. Woodman, a surgeon from
Franklin. were called upon to operate.
They said today that Russell is in a dam
rerons condition and has only an even
chance to live The bullet did not 60
through his ibtcstines, but caused Internal
| bleeding.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

EDWARD R. LYNCH, NJ. D. Surgery spe
cialty. OHice-Park Building. Phone, s4a
Hours, l to 4 p. m; to g p. m. Residence
ri Canal St. Phone, III. Sundays by APP
nninfment only.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

DIR. Fl. p. GREENE Physician and Surgeon.
Office Bank block. Hours: go 70 10 am.
I to ;. and TO p. m. Residence, SO Green St.
Telephone connection
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12
OVER Too AT CAMP ABNAKI.
Bcys Find Much of Interest in Way OF
Outdoor Actiyitie9-

/
Camp Abnaki, at North Hero, on Lake
! Champlain, has opened its 10Th season
| with a large group Of boys, there already
being well over 100 in camp and many
arriving every day. The advance party
went Go camp June to open up tue
buildings, get things unpacked, tents up
and everything ready for the coming 81
| the first group of boys june q. : ne new
double deck beds were set up Tor the lirsS
| time and they are proving n very Soo3
addit;on to the camp. The large new
rance in the kitchen is making that part
of the camp better prepared to take care
] az most important side of boy ne
| The bows are getting into things from
/ the first and are busy playing ball, tennis
swimming, boating, fishing and Worklhs
on the numerous tests for their emblems
and banners.
| The nrst Sunday service was held IN
the outdoor chapel and Chaplain Head Of
Fort Ethan Allen was the preacher Tic
oaye a vcrv interesting talk which was
much enioyed by the boys Many Wis
itors have already called at Tire camp
On June % Dan Beard, the famous
Scout. spent few hours with the boys
and gave them many new IDEAS about
woodcraft and outdoor life. On the same
day the graduating class Of the Spring
field high school, IS in all, visited the
camp. Lewis w. Dunn. OF the nterna-
tional committee of tie y. Nj. &. a.. New
York, spent two days IN camp and gave
the bows fine talk in chapel one morn
ing and at an evening camp fire related
| his experiences with the prisoners OF war
in Germany.
L. II. Booth Of the Burlington Trust
company was among the campers four or
five DAYS. Hikes have started and a large
group went to Block House Point, stayed
over night in the open, cooked their
own meals. and returned to camp the fol
lowing day The editors of the AbnaSi
Herald have been elected and the editions
are now being regularly read at Monday
evening campfire. The baseball commit
tee is getting the teams into shape and
arranging for games with other camps
Aeroplanes are becoming a common sight
as they were last year, and often can be
seen and heard as they pass up and down
the lake.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

Or. GRACE w. BURNETT, Physician and
Surgeon. Market block, Elliot ST. Office
hours: $50 to $50 a. m. $50 to 2.30. and to
o. m. Telephone, IA w.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

@. R. ANDERSON Surgeon and Physician.
Brooks House, i2s Main St. Hours: After.
Hoons 1.5Ds 10 }; evenings, to g. except Tues,
days and Fridays Sundays by appointment
only. Phone. 26.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

DR.. A. /. MILLER, Hooker block Brattle.
boro. Office hours: to 9, ! to 2, $50 to g.
W. r. MOVES, NJ. D., Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. to II, 100 to S. Wednesday and Sat
urdav evenings. Others hours and Sundays 81
appointment. Appointments for glasses httings
made by mail or ,phone American Bldg
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

Dental nominee. His promise to appoint
a real farmer as head of the nations
farming activities, providing he is elected,
was made TO a delegation of the gov
errors neighbor farmers who called at
his home, at Trails End.
He said IF elected president, / will
select a direct farmer as secretary Of
agriculture, man who has titled the
soil himself and made a successful busi-
ness of farming in which he has demon
strated his efficiency"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12
cox PROMISES A FARMER.
VIII Make Bona Eide Farmer Secretary
of Agriculture, If Elected.

DAYTON, O., July IA real direct
farmer will be the next secretary OF
agriculture if the Democratic party is
successful at the November election, ac-
cording to a statement made yesterday
by Governor Cox, the Democratic presi-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

Washington, the soldier paying all the ex-
penses. OKeefe would telephone to Sal
lsbury, make an appointment and would
receive a check in full settleirent the
pext day
The check would be eashed in Washing
ton. Young would be paid $50 for each
case. The rest would be split three ways
among Salisbury, O'Keefe and the soldier
claimant, so that the soldier got less than
one-third of his claim and the schemers
more than two-thirds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

DR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence, u Gro4 E
St; telephone, 25s. Office, Leonard blocl
Hours: $50 to 3. and to 8. Telephone, 29-tt.5
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. z. L. TRACY Physician and Surgeon, "a
Aain Sc. Of6ca houraa tos 9. a. m, 10 .. m.
20 BOP. M. Tel. $50. ST
DR. g. E. WHITE Physician and Surgeon.
Barber Building. Rooms 2os and 100 Hours
t3 and Tsp. M. Office tel INV; res, ~ Z
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12

Irs. Calvin Coolidge was a village
school teacher when she met and mar
ried the present Governor of Massa-
chrsetts and Republican candidate for
viz president.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
Una revista historical So
bre San Antonio
Sierra representada en- Ia 0pe-
"a House a beneficio de la
Case Dc Comunidad

Ia Association de DaHas CHtSiiess
y 81 Cenzste Naesenai Catslies de
Guerra. de esta siudsd. han venide
trahatande on la preparation dc una
fiesta que habTa de eonstttuiF TODD
IN gcontec!miento on la eiudad. tanto
Dor la representation que 30 leya-
ri q 10 escena, como por los fines q
que estara dese!aRda y qae no son
otros que los do rccabar fondos para
e! estsblecim!ento dc ID Casa do Co.
munidad del Console Naciona! Cato
lice de Guerra, que sc pretende abrir
en- Ia Gale de Matamoros n1mero
$50.
La fiesta de refcrencia, Sc llevara
q cabo los dfas IS II del e~nt"0nte
mes de Febrero, en- Ia Grand Opera
House, frente a "a plaza del Alamo =
en- ella tomsran parte muchas seho-
ritas americans y mexicanas. La
obra que Sc reoresentara. sera una re-
vista historical sobre San Antonio,
titulada "San Antonio a traves de "a
Historic" en- Ia que San Antonio sc
vera pasar bajo las banderas de Es-
mana, de Mexico, de la Repdblica de
Texas Y "a de los Estados Unidos, y
trarsformarse de una pintoresca al
dea de chozas de indios aut0ctonos,
en- una de las mas bellas ciudades del
sur de los Estados Unidos. La revls-
ia esta Jena De episodios historlcos Y
leyendas ~pintorescas. que han sldo
arregladas por e. Professor John r
O'Sea V Bernard J. Darius.
La Misica estara bajo Ia direction
del Professor Julien Paul Blitz, Direc-
tor de Ia Orauasta Sinf6nica de San
Antonio, Y los coros 4 cargo del en-
tendido professor David Griffin. Los
nimeros de baic estan dirigidos por
Miss Mollie Moore, Ia re5ora Leefeld
y Miss Scully.. e. v~e7tu2rio esta q car
90 de Ia sonora II. s. Hu,'iken y del
senior Osborn Y el dccorado y escena
q cargo del senior F. =. Cloonan.
La directora de Ia fiesta es Ia Sc
nora Henry Drought Y con ella Ia
boran en- calidad de co~nsejeros Y
ayudantcs las seNoras W. Cassin,
Floyd McGown y Eli Hertberg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
NOTkS TEATRALES
|(o)-
MAMA" EN- Ell TEATRo
NACIoNAI

Mama, Ia alta eemedia de Marti-
ner Sierra. fue llevada noehe a la es-
eena del sNaeienal" per Ia Cia. Ma
ria del Carmen Marines, que sigue
prepezeisnandenes agradables veladas
de Arte,
81 intense frie ebiig6 al pdbiee q
auedarHe en- casa ) fesimente % de
lamentarse, porqae &c vi6 pFivade de
ecneesr una de las obras do mayor
msrite en- 81 teatro espshol modorno.
rs Mama, en- auestro concepto,
Ia comedla en- 10 que Martinez Sierra
pone nGs dc relieve sus eonocimientos
psicol6giccs y su gran dominic de la
escena. Pocas .obras !e podr&n supe-
a en- belleza, en- sentimiento, : 30
bre TODD, en- sencillez.
Debemos hscsr especial menci6n de
Ia sehora Martinez, que ha estudia-
DO Y comprendido acknowledgements Ell
papel de Ia protagon;sta y que anoche
? resar de Ia escasa c~oncurrencia, ira
bai6 con verdadera disposition. Su
Mama" TO deja que dessar y puede
-resentarla ante IN publico exigen-
te con Ia seguridad de salir triun-
fante.
Maria del Pillar, Tnuy discreta en- su
Dapel De Ia hija sencilla candida Y
romantica;. Y el senior Quevedo muy
bien en- su papel del jefe de la IA
n ia, del hcmbre recto Y trabaJador
del industrial que h0ndamente Sc preo-
cupa pOr ell engrandecim;ento del ne
gocio no por Ell afdn dc hacer dine
70, sino per el de asegurar Ell por-
venir de SUI hijcs y el De US traba-
jadores.
Para Nsta noche Sc anuncia Ia ira
gadia Maria R-sa" de Guimera, u.
no de los mas v~igOrosos dramaturgos
espan7les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
|Buscan a los deudos de
Lazaro Nieto

The Carpenter Steel Company, dc
Reading Filadeliia, ha dirigido TN
mensaje telegrafiee a LA PRENsA.
con Ia noticia que a continuation in
sertames:
me hahiende podide losalizar a los
deudes de Lazare Nieto, dc Fort
Worth, quien fallecio aqui Of dia 25
dc Die!embre del ano pasado, loa sus-
critos hemos ~acordado que 81 cuerpo
de dicho Lazaro Nieto sea inhumado
81 dfa 8 de Enero, en- curse, 81 para
entonces no ha sido reclamado por
algunos de sus familiares The Car
penter Seel Co. Reading Pa"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
NOTASDE POLICLA

Aver a las lilo A. NJ, joseph
Wageneder que vive en- la casa 800
de Ia Gale James, maneiando la mo-
tocicleta No. 31S-Texas, fue a che
a contra Ia banqueta de Z esqui-
ma de las Gale de W. Commerce Y
Navarro. atropellando q Mike Dwyer,
anciano de so amos, cuya casa Sc en-
cuentra en- el 1874 de la Gale W. Della
ware, quien infligi6 serios golpes IN
varias parties del cuerpo. FL senior
Dwyer fue recogido por la ambulan-
cha Y conducido al hospital de la ciu-
dad. mientras Wageneder era apre-
hendido por ell Official J. R. Garcia.
Sc inform6 a la policia que Ell dia
7 a las sos .. n, habia huido de
su casa (109 Oak ST. ell joven
Frank Ottmann, de Is amos de edad.
Senas del joven Ottmann: estatura,
; pies Y medic; pelo negro, ojos GIRL
ses, V como sena particular, tiene
una cicatriz en- Ia mejilla i~zquierda;
vestia. al sa;ir de ST. casa, IN "swet-
err" a rayas, pantalon azul, gorra a.
mariIla Y zapatos del misno color.
-Inform6 ell Dr.. D. E. Witte cuyo
domicilio es 3O5 ". Ashby Place, que
ayer a las $50 p. m, le habia sido
robado del parque Travis 81 auto de
siete pasieros rarca Willie Night"
(Tex.-194474.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
NACI.IIENTOS

I'm niho de Rufino T'a6irc5 Y Ro-
saura Garcia.
Una nina de Jose r. Rendon y
Herlinda V. de Rend6n.
Tn nino de Damasio SaldaRa y
Virginia Vargas.
Una nina de Manuel Alfonso y Pa
tria Lujan.
Tn niho de Juan Ibarra Y Francis
ca r. de Ibarra.
Tn niho de Roberto Espinosa y e.
vira Quintero.
Tn nino de Filiberto Cara y Qua
daIupe S. Cara.
I'm nino de Remidio Villarreal y
E~scolastica L. Villarreal.
Tn niRo de Ambrosio Gomez Y
Conception Hondoff.
Una nina de Serapio Hernandez
V Dolores Villanueva.
Una nina de Dionisio Martinez Y
Simona Ramos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09

FL Calomel produc, salivaci6n. 81
I'd. Sc siente bilioso, con dolor de
cabeza y constipado. 81 81 piel es-
ia palida y reseca, tiene NAL alien
to, acidez en- ei estomago, etc, ad-
quiera en- cualquiera drogueria, per
unos cuantos centavos, n botella &c
@Dodson's Liver Tone" que es un sus-
tituto vegetal del peligroso calomel.
Tome I'd. una cucharada y 81 no hace
funcionar su higado 10 mismo q e ei
detestable calomel, pero sin producer
ie trastornos nj molestias de ninguna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
~PASAPORTES PARA MEXICO

Chas T. Halton, para Tampico.
Sra. Marian Cor,-!es Ritter, para
4 Ciudad de Mexico.
Frederick D. Ritter, para Ia Ciudad
de Mexico.
Sra. Marjorie Roberts Williamso
accompaniment de tres ninos, para la
ciuGad de Mexico.
S~a. Mabel X, willis, acompaTada
de su hijO, para TampIco.
Robert Maverick, para la ciudad
de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09

clase, puede acudir al lugar Conde IL
compr6 Y su dinero lie sera de7uelts
desde luego.
81 I'd. toma calomel hoy, manans
Sc seatira enfermo y con nauseas
ademas, lie producira salivacion
mientras que CT toma "Dodson's Liver
Tone" al otro dia Sc sentira I'd
perfectamente, con muy buen apeti.
to, lleno de energias Y listo para ell
trabajo O ell juego. Els seglro, mo
fensigo y agradable y Sc les pueds
dar sin tenor a los ninos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09

Como no usar Mota-Z;zote. ula
medicina para todos los erfermos de
Ia riel. Dues ours en- . dias 0 de 10
contrario Sc devuelve su imDorte?
Cuesta Csc. porte nagaIo. BOTI-
ca ne LA CAMoANA. Fsu.iLa de
las GALES Santa Rosa y Buena Wis
IA, San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
MIsCELANEA

Presunt6 IN Ola Federico ell Gran
de a So m&dico:
Dime Ia verdad: ;Cu&ntos hon.
bres has matado durante tn ~carrera?
-Sehor,-contest6 Ell medico,-
unos trescientos mil eno que vues-
ira Majestad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
DEFUNCIONES

Praxedis Cantu de 76 amos.
Nino Mario Garcia, dc 5 amos de
.dad.
Lorenza B. Estrada. de 40 amos.
Vicente Paz de IS amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
MANUALES PRACTICES

A., u,,sy co.sceI6E sE 81 geasro--- Pc" ~
pastGGos IN se.a. i '"' cs-ass-ia.
Manual De AErIc--Io-2 :
Mana: de A=ses y OiHclos-
Ysnuat de Acel5ss ; J&ccneS-
V10ual Gs A.GaElerlz-
Sanva. de Ca-pIEce-la &C LaLeF.
~ Z. Cerra.s=la 3 OoCas &c afsrF%
Warrag cel CuheuSco : EoI'oRsA
Na1ual del CuvldOr ae fie!es'
Manual Se! ConGl.e-o , FH%'eeRU
Nasuai Gel Destladcr LIcoSoA
NanuAl &c E-ecgUcsCad-
Manual &c soJ0g-aila- .
NAnua4 Gel HoIastsru-
Vo-,st &c La.utr==la : HORTICULTURE
- - Laaoreo ae Aluas.
Han-a. - L=cae-ia-
80. d. leca1lca Industrial
S,aaua. 4ei F4arcr.
ganuag g.. .~e.eS-ai.s,A , 4e-S-o1's@
Mia. ~. Se!oge-o-
Manual &c, Sas-se.
V~ggs. le. s.o-caE;e &C EsiaS.
T1ggai &c Vetc7. aarsa 3 GQGI;aS19n-
Manual del Ga?2ic-o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
Consulta medica:

Consulta medica:
-Esta listed debilitado, Renuncie
listed a TODD trabajo de cabeza.
--Pero, senior, ESQ seria mi ruina.
mo We listed que soy p%eluquero?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
CROCKETT ALTO LIVERY.
Telefonos Crockett 996. 704.

Fl TN!CO SITIO MEXTCANO DF
AUTOMOBILES EN- la CIUDAD
Carros q proD6sito Y a prerios ra-
zonables, ~especiales para Bautizos
Matrimonios Y Furerales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Here. $500. Precios es.
peciales para fgera he la cludad
Servicio rapido dia y 1crhe.
Leon 4. Martrncz. Garerte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09
CHASCARRILLOS

En- el casino:
tC6mol TIE casas con Emilia?
-;Por que no?
-Es una mujer horriblemcnte fea,
-iY a tt que tie importa? ESQ es
mia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-09

ESPlRITISMO.
mAClA MAGNETlSMO, Etc.

nor medic del Hagne-
-, nafos, r,asaie , gtmnssiA IS 4.Se
rrayr-ra De! Rey Solomon "
63-So.ara internal "a mASA
sI.rra. -OJa = neSra. aTarie'ohS' %
.a1,ur.lsntos. coa1L-Os. etc. S-0
49, 3 Elr.Sl Ge n Ala AaE1a-So'[E
=. - T-angu.o de S2sonon. = SH""a
- T.roL. secretos Gel exIso. niSroHaah- 40
-, A.r-Sgsre LIbro de Oro.-Pr&taeas de
nsyrarsno. aIpnoCsrlo : sGSta@oA
Iscv.ras Gle so-rlSen e. a2Ot~
:. fsts az yo1lnLAd. rs enerElAs- On 'E N
lunsu enpasLano IN Ie1 '.-
- Ira Oh F.CI1. ; SEA q axe X IN.
- .soiritus
~. susaD.=n,v.-Sa l0n'aio
,uItara. 81 fusrz2
q NeTdHdsro Dragon EoS9--nnS - "a 20
- -~orj--oa. IecrscCs e nSSR' ee go
S-Tes Gr1molos > PeEcscEos SV-'1
g-sno,r.rns TeAtEEL-oenostT&s'on &c
80, &c .os yg'uc!ps.es hpnoa-AIo, %,
Ees : SSg-a AEsTfnadcca y e. Vie
6-,:ia de as Pirau.des ....--..SV||o
- Venus 3ASlea--See:-'oT PS@ :, ~
Law. ae ulpncIsn".-Oo7a HSS'a la
! H., llagao Z. san C3p!l2no--4esoIo -
gs.e,-a-o Edisa0n umca J Somp-s'S n,
sI sa-nosc Grimcrso
n Eitswor,a. EaJoEls Gel AiE"0 -
LmOs.sao2 - . .se,e.os de Alberto e
Los
AsSue-smo FeEso--+--o Toe
netEsmo. @Ae'oco gSI DC
Manual de m4SA $50 soc
Manual &c A2SA sOc
go. De .os Gz-IJos.-A.te De EanAr IN
,cdos Zoe Iussos AZ,
$50. &c Alberto G Grante ~
So lie Il rrgsuGISlt-c!On = "A AAs
Lsss.oaes 2-aeueas ae sI.cO
tilIE taclSa ...-.....- .y
Tssoro de Nl-1SE2s De "A N'I &c
---=s E,,f--s1no, Ast-oloSi2- Lc- o"S
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OBHAS DE



IA 80 eeH:aros eaaa una.j
Azucena.
Amoses Sub!lmes.
Io.-ZOn &c orc.
Dora
=. secIc.o de Lady Mu-iel
In 81 &auana &c ooGHs
EEL-e COS ferEGcs
lGysacIOte amor.
Leonor.
La Ieulaci6u de una Mujer.
LuchA Ce Amor.
la .4gceEla SGaIcIenIA
- LOuuesa ue GrACOc
la Es.-e42 ce Amor
A4s UeUa que GE2 Mu!er
JGvZ } SEEue
SGu41s cI Lora-6u
MATERIALS DIyERSAS.
A-oan &c canc,oRes poyulares escosldas,
O2ese-2s ) LAFG-caS ....-......-...S0-5o
Ei Sey Ge !os SCSlneECs- EEataCO pEac-
..~N Ss SSSA"A NV
Il Arye Gs a~ce-ss EscO. Poc Senja-
min rrsEA.Ja o-bO
Di0uoteca ae - Rss. oosa capAE de ha-
eel .e;s a los mueEtos.-2 oomos ,ea $500
Azl4 us L4sA- G4la de "a muIer
y.g.. sCIea4- su u.--cr.a de cOcIaa.
G,Ouas, hL-.sae. cCs.-mUgss soGI2lss,
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