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New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Raise SaccO-Vanzetti Fund
Paterson Italians Pledge $3.50
to Help Defend Radicals

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. A. Fifty
delegates, representing almost every
Italian organization here, gathered last
night at the headquarters Of the Italian
National Circle and reported that $3.50
Of the $1,000 fund being sought has
been raised for the defense of Nicolo
Sacco and Bartolomeo Vsnzetti.
These are the two men convicted at
Dedham. Mass, of the murder Of a
watchman at South Braintree, Mass, in
April, 1920. The conviction has
aroused protests from radicals through
out Europe, and is given as the cause
Of the recent bomb attempt on the life
of Ambassador Myron T. Herrick in
Paris
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Birth Cain of 7.6 P. C.
Shown in 23 States in Year

WASHINGTON, Nov. s-Births re-
corded In the Birth Registration Area"
during 1920 totaied l,50S, ,S74, the Pub
lie Health Service announced to-day.
exceeding deaths hy 672sz20 The birth
rate showed a relative increase of 7.6
per cent over 1919.
The registration area now includes
twenty-three States, comprising 50 per
cent of the national population.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
HARRY N. FARREN

EAST LYNN. Mass, Nov. 4.-Harry
N. Farren, widely known in theatrical
circles and for time personal man
ager for John L. Sullivan, died here to-
day. He was hfty-six years old. He
had been connected for years with Bos-
ton theaters and had managed many
travelling burlesque companies.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

Birth, Engagement, Marriage.
Death and I'm Memoriam Notices
may be tclephoned TO The Tribune
onr time up TO midnight for in
sertion in the next days eoper.
Telephone Beckman 5000.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
France Makes Nov. Ii HOLIDAY

PARIS, Nov. 4--The Chamber Of
Deputies to-day passed a bill making
Armistice Day a national holiday.
This year it will be celebrated Novem-
Der II, but afterwards it will be OBJ
served on the Sunday following Novem-
Der H.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Guest of Chicago To-day

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--Chicago to-day
bade farewell to Admiral David Beatty,
First Sea Lord of the British Ad-
miralty, informally entertained Lieu
tenant General Baron Alfonso jacques,
Commander in Chief of the Belgian
army, and prepared to extend rousing
welcome to Admiral Foch tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

for Chicago, where the Marshal will be
a guestof the city for two days. Other
cities to be visited early next week
are Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and
Washington. He will arrive at the
national capital on Armistice Day and
will proceed Immediately to Arlington,
where he will decorate Americas un.
known soldier hero.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
BIRTHS

BASD--Mr and Mrs Charles : Band
announce the birth of a daughter on
November ;, 1921. ct ISL East 5sth 81
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

s Among those who had luncheon par
Ties ct Pierre's restaurant yesterday
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-22
THE COLONT DIARY
Continued from page ID

ready to make improvements that will
show up to those who can only see the
results. We are ready to build
q cooperative city Of brick, concrete,
and hardwood. We are working like
beavers TO get things in shape to let
you have more modern conveniences
when you come. We know pioneering
is not an easy life, and we want to re-
heve you Of its hardships. Now, in or
der to do this, with the least amount
Of waste to us all, we want you to
send in your money for a MEMBERSHIP
10 the Colony and let US use it to adj
vance our land payments and our build
ing operations, install modern machin-
cry in modern buildings. Let us show
the world what a group of volunteer
co-operators can do, in the next year
We are devoting all of our time to the
movement, not only our time, but ev-
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-22

cannot get on the same terms with us.
Yes, the brotherhood of man, if you
please; and want to tell you that is
our goal. Why stop half way; let's
abolish the profit system and live in
world of plenty and happiness. with
no fear of the future for anyone. 1t
is up to each Individual to control him
self and his motives. Selfishness has
created hell; let us upset it with a new
system and new standard of ideals.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-22

something of the habits OF f the Il :" coop.
bug, and how some people act when
bitten by said bug. There are many
forms Of cooperation and many peo-
pie in favor of each kind. but here we
want the pure unadulterated thing.
We are cooperating on the economic
field, giving an equal right to all. ano
we are trying to school ourselves to be
so thoroughly co-operators, that we
will REFUSE to take what all others
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-12-22

Sunday, Dec. IS. = A bright sun
ny day, and one that makes a fellow
feel like doing something; but We are
taking things easy to-day. That is, we
are not doing any physical work on
the farm or on the buildings. You
know the cooks always work. or the
rest of us might go hungry. The lady
reporter was pressed into a volunteer
job, by force, of course; she was
called upon to cut hair and trim boards
in order to make our crew presentable
on Xmas. 1t is funny how some of the
old kids want to spruce up for the hol-
idays. Well, | fixed them, and if they
don't get the prize at the baby show,
it will not be my fault. Comrade Cox
and wife from Mo. drove in this morn
ing and, from all appearances, they
are real co-operators. They have had
some experience before, and know
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
GOLDEN EAGLE CHOP
HOUSE ATTRACTIVE
Chinese Restaurant In Black
stone Block Place of
Beauty.

The Golden Eagle. Chinese res
taurant and chop house on the sec
ond floor Of 20S and 219 $. Michigan
ST.. In the Blackstone block adds TO
the brightness Of the new business
block and is destined 70 become one
of the most popular eating places
in the city.
u is one OF great chain OF res
taurants and Is under the manage
ment OF Harry Gin. who has been
I'm the restaurant business all his
life. The restaurant and its fittings
are particularly beautiful and mod
ern. The entrance up a wide white
marble stairs from the street at
tracts the eye at once and the large
dining room with its - tables gives
the place a metropolitan appear
cnce.
The tables match the wood which
il Of q mahogany red. On both sides
OF the room booths with tables oCCOm
modating a party of four have been
built. The tables NJ the front OF
the room give a view Of Michigan
street through wide high windows.
Each table has been fitted with a
small individual lamp. which adds TO
its atyaCtiveuess. In the center Of
the room is a small hard wood dance
rour.
a service pantry is In the i'm
mediate rear OF the main dining
room and here the speCialties are
kept I'm large ice boxes and each
meal and article OF food goes
through the pantry and is passed
upon before il is served. Al, OF the
fancy salads and dressings are made
here fresh and ready for the table.
Tn" Kitchen occupies the moor
above and is model modern cook
ing efficiency II j. presided over
hv eight highly efficient cooks. all
experienced The kitchen Is equip
ped with the latest ranges. ovens
steam tables and dishwashing mach
mes with cleanliness and service
ne watchword
As a whole the restaurant il cred
t Co the new Blackstone block and
.1 the city. Not only are all Of rho
3vorite Chinese dishes served in the
finest style but American dishes
and dinners of al kinds are a spec
atty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
DR.. G. c PAUL HAS
OPTICAL ROOMS IN
BLACKSTONE BLOCK
Optometrist Opens Modern
Consulting and Mechan-
ical Quarters.

DR.. G. c. Paul. optometr!st. moved
into the Blackstone block at 212 5.
Michigan ST. shortly after the store
rooms I'm the block were completed
and installed one Of the finest equip
ped establishments OF the kind in the
city.
All Of the latest and most mod ern
methods have been adopted by DIT.
Paul IN the furnishing OF his sales
room and consulting rooms and the
greatest care and attention Is given
his patients. He specializes in ex-
animation OF the eyes and fitting
glasses
Or. Paul IS especially quaIificd,
having graduated from the two lead
ing optical colleges OF the country
where his courses included the me-
chanical department OF the bust
ness. He has been a resident OF
South Bend almost his entire life
and has been practicing since he
graduated from college. He was Ii
censed by examination IN 1908.
Prior TO his moving into the
Blackstone block Or. Paul had Of
fees IN the Farmers Trust bldg
Before that he had charge OF the
Clauer optical department for two
years and first went into business
for himself in the J. VI. s. bldg.
DR.. Paul took up his new quarters
on a long term lease and is remodel
ing his basement for the purpose of
installing a fully equipped modern
mechanical department where ne
VIII grind all OF his lenses This
Will make Il possible for patrons "a
have lenses made 10 order and will
eliminate all possibility OF Hl-htting
glasses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
HUNTER FINDS
RIDE ~ PATROL
TOO EXPENSIVE

oscar Hunter. coIored. is Of the
opinion that riding IN the patrol IS
too expensive.
He was arrested at his home at
ATS Chaplin ST.. when ne was
charged with stealing "a sack Of
-four from AlOis PrgzbysZ. when ne
was being booked az the station ne
heard Sergt. O'Connel ask the mum =
Der OF miles travelled by the patron
i'm making the arrest. as record or
the mileage IS kept
When oscar heard the driver say
three miles. he asked:
say boss. how much does II cost
a boy 10 ride In nat wagin {?
"Ten dollars mile replied the
sergeant
questioned.
0ned s25 and costs by the judge.
YOU Will have TO pay the 80 and
then so a mile for your ride was
the reply. .,..
Gee boss dat amt no three miles
ont 10 NAH place, All knows j.,
mex time AS rested As gonna run
down mahself. sab. dat ridin's too
| spensive."
zyf1rYtc 1rIEFTC Ill., Id
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
NILES

Arthur Hoffman OF Bertrand
township. who was recently adj
Judged insane has been taken ro
the Michigan state hospital at Eala-
WaZOo.
Less than five per cent OF the
pupils in the Niles high school failed
OF promotion as result OF tho se-
uleSter eNa ms. according 10 SUPP %.
W. Haisley. Few OF those faiHrE
are planning 20 leave school, he said.
The Niles Rotary club has admit
ted two new members. Dr. Lester
B. Plat and John ID. Elder. The
mem bership now totals seventeen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29

The Berrien county board OF SUI
uervisors has recommended that
Claude Baker be retained as super
iutendant Of maintenance hy the
board OF county road com missioner
a- salary OF $4,000 NIr. Baker
was employed by the board AZ "a
salary OF 5000. but il is understood
that ne viii accept the lower figure.
The Standard and Gafll on con-
Germs have announced a drop OF two
cents the gallon on gasoline and
three cents the gallon on kerosene
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hart. 400
Dcy ST. are parents OF an eight
pound son, born Monday
A cautata or musical comedy.
Love Pirates of Hawaii" is 20 be
given hy members of the high school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
Announce Program For
Stunt Party" Tonight

A program OF vaudeville acts. to-
gether with boxing and wrestling
matches. will be STAGED at the y. NJ
g. A. tonight by Junior association
members az "A stunt party 80
admission viii be charged. Movies
will be shown following the stunts
i'm the boys lobby.
A special degree team viii ini-
tate a large class Of bows into the
II. II. = Of the $. =. Saturday after
noon at o'clock in the boys as
sembly at the Y. ". &. a. a party
viii follow the initiation and all
boys of the city are invited tO at
tend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
KILLED IN ACCIDENT.

COBLENZ. Jan. IS. Lieut..
Clarence MCCutter Of Massachusetts
was killed and Lieut.. Chester =.
DOrland OF SandiegO. Calf. seri~
CUsly injured in an airplene accl-
dent al noon today when their plane
went into a tail spin and crashed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
PROF. WEIR TO BE
SPEAKER AT DINNER
Plan Women's Commerce
Chamber Meeting -O'Keefe
10 Entertain.

Speeches and entertainment will
feature the dinner and meeting Of
the South Bend Women's Chamber
81 Commerce. 10 be held I'm the
Chamber Of Commerce bldg. Mon
day night AZ $50 o'clock.
Prof David Weir. OF Notre Dame
university. VIII deliver the address
Of the evening on the subject An
ORGANIZATION. Marion Cadv will
sing and Walter O'Keefe Will give
several OF his entertaining COMPOST
tons A part Of the program will
be devoted 20 the formation OF plans
for the schedule Of the association
for the present year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
CHARITY BALL TO
BE GIVEN DESPITE
Y. n. A. CLUB STAND
Charles c. Gates to Give Pro
ceeds to Club Society
Sponsors Event.

Ir order TO avoid conflict with the
policies OF the Federation Of Social
Service. which annually carries on q
CAMPAIGN FOR funds 70 support
south Bends II charitable OTBauizR-
tons. the trustees Of the Visiting
Nurse association AT meeting held
Friday morning az the 7 vs.. g. A..
determined 20 withdraw sponsorship
from the Charity froHc. The dance
wa offered and planned By Charles
q. Gates dancing master as a me
dunn FOR raising sufficient funds for
ths operation and retention Of the
associations automobile, which was
recently offered FOR sale because OF
The inadequaCy OF funds In the treas
lry TO meet the running expenses
eutailed IN the use OF the motor car.
DR.. Gates announced last night
~ ovVeyer. that he would Continue
with his plans for the dance despite
The action OF the association. and
hat the money derived from the
charity event VIII be presented -
tie association.
The Visiting Nurse association IS
1mOnE the number OF organizations
u the city which derives support
HAVkDAA Al 1AlA the y fAtI AtlNI Oh 80
cial service and receives through the
federation budget an apportionmcnt
For its treasury. The allotment
proving inadequate 20 meet the de-
hands made upon the Visiting
Nurse association. 10 was deter
mined 10 sell the automobile and
make any other sacrifice except TO
reduce the STAFF OF nurses iu order
that the work of the organization
BhOuld not be impaired
Sponsorship Opposed
When the association announced
Its into ion OF disposiug gf its car
"A number OF citizens responded with
money and other gifts. Included iu
which was an offer from Charles
Gates 10 give a benefit dance for Tho
fund Plans were formulated foI
the party for which the association
was 20 act as sponsor and for which
more than 100 South Bend sOCio|
leaders had accepted Co serve as
patrOnesEes for the affair. When ID
was made known Friday tlIt the
event would be iu direct opposition
10 the policies of the federation. 1I
further plans were dropped 10y the
association.
Contributions 20 the fund for TN,
upl<eep OF the association car hav,
- hoped that the machine will be
retained Tor the present az least. Ir
order 20 lessen expenses, the can
has been placed in storage for one
month.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12
Sonora 0 Se1Orita, no
Sc pOnga I'd. vieja
antes de tempo

Eiga usted nuestro conse5o; Amable
lectora, no Sc ponga vieja antes de
tempo, no perrnita que los amos dejen
su horrible huella sobre su rostro. Ell
remedio para conservar su juventud es
muchisamo mas sencillo de 10 que us
ted Sc ffnagina Bastard con que COM
serve I'D. su SANGRE rica y pura
y para enriquecer y purificar su sangre
hay un t6nico llamado NUXIFIERR0.
que es lno de los mejores que podemos
recomendarle Tomando NUXIFIE-
RRO por algunaS SemanaS conSeguira
usted enriQuecer su sangre una vez
consegllido este Sc sentira I'd muchi-
siTno mas actiya, mas energica mas
JOVEN. Con razon dicen los ingleses
que una persona eS tan joven como Sc
esente, 10 que quiere decir que NADIA
importa la edad que uno tenga, 10 prin-
cipal ea SENTIRSE jOven. Tome us
ted NUXIFIERRO por un corto tempo
y no solo Sc Sentira I'd. mas joven, si-
no que Sc conservara joven por largos
amos. Repetimos que eS ell problema
mas seIlcillo del mundo. Sc trata SIM
plemente de que enriQueZca uSted Su
Sangre y para enriquecerla NADIA mejor
que NUXIF1ERRO. No es un remedio
especial para las damaS Sin0 que
tambieIl pueden tomarloO los caba-
lleros con iguales buenos resultados.
Fabricado por DR.. Becker Medicine
Co, de New York, y de Vente en- cuel.
GuteT bottca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12
La Cruz Roja Juyenil en-
0uebradiIlas

Escolar puso ell punto final a la fiesta.
Es de congratularse especiaImente al
presidente Lopez, y la secretaria Ro
sta, por ell acierto exito que tuvie-
ron en- la preparation del aniversario.
LIBERTY Nuestro teatro sigue
como siempre siendo ell Centre de Reu-
MON de el elemento artistico de este
pueblo. Ultimamente hemos adnirado
On la pantalla, la sin igual c:nta "Se-
parados por un Mundo''. Sentinlos no
haber podido yer en- este pueblo ''La
Malquerida" de Benavente, pero Pc
ear de los esfuerzos de la Empresa, no
la pudieron exhibir. Dependence de us
tedes, Roure Iribas para gozar en- Que
bradillas las magnifcencias que goza
Nueva York. Adelante.
SAN JOSE Es el nombre del Gran
Hotel que han alberto en- Quebradillas
sus duefias dofia, Amalia Belief Y dofia
Agustina de Abrams. Por la exquisitez
DEL trato, cuenta este hotel con La sim
patia del pueblo. Nuestra enhorabuena
a doia Amalia y dofia Agustlna por
su deseo de ofrecer algo digno de este
pueblo.
HIsPoR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12

CRUZ ROJA JUvENIL.- Raio la
direction de Kiss Paralitici, Secretaria
del Capitulo de la Cruz Roja Juvenil
de este pueblo, Sc llev6 efccto una
fiesta celebrando Ell aniversario de tan
noble Institution en- ell ground de la
Escuela Betances A las ocho y media
A. M. los alumncs de la Junior High
invadieron la Betances, mientras la Ban
da Escolar nenaba la atm6sfera de
acordes marcisles. Todos los discipulos
alli reunidos entonaron ell hinno AME-
RIGA dirigido por Miss Sanabris. Lie
TOGO Ell tilrfo d IN estudiante de segun.
do afio para habIar sobre la historic de
la "Cruz Roja', Y Jose Gonzalez, de
una rnsnera clara Y firme hizo un estu-
dio sobre los benefcios que Ia humani
dad derivaba de ella. Pedro Santos,
alumno del primer afo, en- IN magni-
fico discurso habl6 sobre el origen y
la conveniencia, de la Cruz Roja Juve
nil, y fue muy aplaudido por sus com
paferos y Inaestros. Este joven debe
cliltivar el arte de Deln6stenes, lie au-
guramos felicidad en- Ell campo de las
Letras. Sc canto la Junior Song por
todos los grades unisono, y entonces
tcc6le Ell turno al Lcdo. Antonio Pine
ro, noble educator quebradillano, que
elocuentemente, y lleno de patriotismo
hizo Una rnagnifca oraci6n, sobre la
uiiiversalidad de la "Cruz Poia'', y
del rnodo de acogerla en- Puerto Rico.
TeIicitamos al Lcdo. por sus valiosisi-
mos conceptos yertidos en- hicn de la
Jtlventud Puertorriquefa. LA Banda
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12
LOS HIJos DEL rRABAJo


Al inici2rse la rebellion en- nuestra 20
ma quedaron perdidos entire las sombras
de la tragedia unos grupos de trabaja
,dores.
Fran los colonos y los rnineros, gentes
bien templadas para la aventura, como
aquellas otras que fecundaron con su
sangre los campos argelinos, como aque
las otras que siempre estaban dispues-
tas embarcar en- las naves que un dia
otro dia salieron, por espacio de mu-
chos amos, de nuestros puertos. para CO.
lonizar la America, para herir hasta
las entrafias de las islas Hawai-. -.
-5Que sera de los mineros. &c la ''se
tolazar" -preguntabamos unos. -jQu6
sera de los trabajadores de '.Ia Alican
tina '?-exc, amaban otros, conforme
avanzaba Ell rosario sangriento de estos
misteriosos dias, que con tanta emoci6n
hemos vivido.
Y entire los signos de la interrogation
que fotaba en- todos los labios, fueron
llegando algunos miembros de esa sufri-
da multitud que todos preocupaba.
Venian extenuados, transidos por ell
dolor.. Fueron personajes interesantisi-
mos de la tragedia. iJo recordais los
episodes? Ell cable, la plu4na del cron's
ia, relataron emocionantes escenas de
una crueldad cue rebelaba todos los es
piritus. La mujer que VIC asesinar al es-
poso, mientras ella era brpta' mente ra-
querida de amores sin tener compassion
nj para Ell pesado embarazo que maltrata
na SUI cuerpo; la madre que era separa
GA de la hija con los nietecitos, cacho-
rros de esta. era puesta en- camino, mien-
tras su propia carne quedaba como man
jar de las inhumanas bestias; Ia otra
anciana que era expulsada duramente
por no tener el halago de be'leza que Ell
salvaje anbicionaba
Tomas BoRRAs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12
rAMB1EN HA pERD1Do UN HIJo

ri : lFt-
Horas despnes de descargar los prime
ros chispazos de rebellion en- Nador, atra
vesaba las principales GALES de la ciu-
dad de MeliIla una mora lujcsamente
ataviada; sus pies eran calzados con Dor
dadas sandslias. Ell rostro bello, encen-
dido, namaba la atenci6n de todcs. Ell
cuerpo, cargado por Ell enbarazo, movfa
a compass. on.
-5D6nde esta eli hospital? pregun-
taba. ALA fue precedida de algunos
muchachos de esos sucios y curiosos que
pululan por todas las ciudades.
La mora que por algin momento fus
ell tema de todas las conversaciones, lie
GO jadeante al monte arido, pelado Sc
CO que sirve de asiento al centro benefi-
CO. Despues. -, una escena LENA de
ternura. Morita marido, al fin, Sc en-
contraron. El, sargento de Regulares de
Meli1la, curaba de heridas recibidas al
servicio de Espana. Ella, ernbargada por
Ell door describia como fu6 saQueada su
nenuefia casita de Nador; como fuero~
violados los modestos arcones guarda-
dores de algunos cientos de pesetas; CO.
mo manos salvajes destrozaron las prem
das rematadas de encajes que adquirie-
ron en- bazares melillenses para ell pri
mer "bebe'' que aguardaban con toda
la idolatria con cue Ell moro espera STEM
pre- al primer hijo. =. iFue todo aquello
una middleton?
La morita de encendido color banaba
en- lagrimas sus palabras. Aquello era yer
daderamente tragico, y entire las angus
tias de sus penas sobrevino 10 que era
de temer, los sintcmas prematuros de
I'm alumbramiento, siendo atendida en-
uno de los hospitales que mantiene Es-
pafla, con eSe excelente cuidado con que
siempre Sc ha atendido al elemento indi
gena.
Despues, transcurrieron los dias, Y Ell
una tarde dorado de un jardfn de Me-
lila, un reportero encontr6 en- su canine
al 9natrimonio moro. La tristeza ve'aba
sus rostros; marchaban muy unidos
-IC6mo te encuentras?- -prsgunt6 ell
periodista.
-Vamos bien, muy bien!-respond o
Ell buen sargento. Deseo marchar pronto,
muy pronto, con mis- tropas, para avan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-12
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ConteInplando Ia guerra
en- las montanas del Riff

gar, avanzar -. No siento NADIA mas
que mi hijo, mi primer hijo. =.
-Espana hs perdido tambi6n algunos
hijos -interpel6 el reportero..
ESQ, 81; Espana es siempre granae.
Yo, estcy dispuesto dar mi vida por
ella. He recibido tanto bien de ella!
He ahi un moro que no es como los
ot-os. de Beni-bu-Irur 81. Ge Beni-
Bngafar