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, 1923-07-02
Montana Seeks
ErtraditiOn of
Man Held Here

HELENA. Mont. July 2.-Extradi-
tion papers were issued today by
Governor Joseph NJ. Dixon on the
governor OF Wyoming asking custody
OF C. ]. Jolly under arrest at Casper,
Wyo. A complaint filed February "a
last, charges jolly with the theft of
an automobile al Great Falls. The
police authorities charge thai Jolly
was a member of a band which wss
alleged to have stolen and disposed
OF more than 20 automobiles. Two
members OF the band were convicted
recently. H
, 1923-07-02
Livestock
Chicago Prices.

htAtB
CHICAGO. July 2.-tU. s. Depart.
ment of Agricuiture.l-H ogs-Re.
ceipts. 1900; fairly active: better
kinds. around 1oc lower: some others
OF more; bulk desirable $50 to 240
pound averages, s7.ooG7.1o; s7.l5 bid
for sorted light; $50 to $50 pound
butchers. s6.s5@1.oo; packing sows,
generally s6.oo@e.25; bulk desirable
strong weight pigs. ss.4o@6.so: heavy
ewight hogs. se.5o@7.o5; medium,
se.6oa7.15; lights. ss.6o@T.1o; Ugh;
lights. $6.5o67.0o: packing sows.
smooth, $e.oo96.35; packing sows
rough, s5.so9s.1o: killing pigs, $500
@6.60.
Cattie-Receipts. $4,000; slow; un.
even; most killing classes strong ; o
15c higher early; spots more on me-
dun yearlings; early top matured
steers. s11.1o; some held around
sl1.bo: best yearlings, $1,000: several
strings palmer kinds, ss.25G9.0o:
lower grades fat COWS slow at last
weeks decline; better grades a cows
and heifers showing noted advance:
bulls, about steady: veaiers. quality
considered, csc higher: stockers and
feeders. dull; bulk desirable bologna
bulls. s4.65 $500; bulk vealers to
packers. around $3.50: upward TO
5000 to outsiders; bulk desirable
beef heifers. s7.5o9s.o0; bulk beef
cows. $4.2596.5o.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; fairly &C.
tive, around steady; bulk desirable,
natives. mostly $3.50; early top to
city butchers. s1b.75 Is; culis. SS.5oae.oo;
springers downward to $500; sheep
generally steady.
, 1923-07-02

puodeo IN later In the season
Other test operations in the Big
Horn basin region are making good
progress but few new ones have heer
projected in recent weeks.
In the Hamilton field tho Phoebus
on company has tankage erected to
handle production from It's No. !
Horseshoe. recently completed.
Commodore Oil company IN shut
DOWN at ITO feet on section 17Ae.
IS. Grass Creek.
Utah OH Refining company is
drilling at 1850 feet in its test on
the Black Mountain structure. east
of Thermopolis.
GrB Creek Development company
n ehut down temporarily at $50 feet
on esction 17-46-s8, Grass Creek.
Midwest Refining company is down
, 1923-07-02

oil field. east Of Casper. win be treat
ed in an absorption plant to be erect.
ed at once by Lane & seeley. who
have made all arrangements with
principal producing companies for
the gas production. The initial plant
to be erected VIII have a capacity OF
handling 5000 900 feet daily and a.
a test of the gas shows It to contain
one gallon of gasoline per 1000 fee,
Of gas. the output of the plant will
be approximately 5000 gallons oil
gasoline daily
, 1923-07-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July a-Foreign ex
changes easy. Quotations in cents:
Great Britain demand 456H; cables
467. Sixty day bills on banks 464H
France demand $50; cables 5.90h
Italy demand 4.32; cables 423h. Bel
GUM demand 500: cables 5.00h
Germany demand .00051k; cables
.0oo5E. Holland demand 1906; cables
80 90; Norway demand 1880. Sweden
demand 26.42h; Denmark demand
1850. Switzerland demand HAN
Spain demand 1920. Greece demand
500; Poland demand .0o0s. Czecho
slovakia demand 2.o9. Argentine de-
mand 35.25. Brazil demand 1888;
Montreal 81 1899.
, 1923-07-02
Metals

NEW YORK, July Cooper quiet;
e'ectroiytic spot and futures lax q !
10. Tin weak; spot and nearby 37.62;
futures 1882.
Iron steady; number / northern
2s.bo@ 5000; number 2 northern $500
$4,000; number 2 southern 10000
$500.
Lead steady; spot SIS. Zinc quiet:
East St. Louis spot and nearby 5.75
$3.50: Anthony spot 6.e50T.o5.
, 1923-07-02
FRENCH SEIZE
kRUPP WORKS
Continued from Page One.)
way to Hagen. in the same neighbor
hood.

coBLENz. July 2.-(By The Asso.
ciated Press)-Two time bombs were
found at the entrance of the Mayence
tunnel today. One OF them exploded
with slight damage. The fuse was
withdrawn from the other in time by
a French artillery officer.
The French authorities have or.
dered street traffic restrictions and
penalties in other forms imposed
upon Mayence. The city officials will
be held responsible for the occur.
renee.
, 1923-07-02
Sugar

NEW York. July a.-There was
not much inquiry for refined sugar
and what little business was going
on was mostly in second hand quar-
ters at prices ranging from $3.50 to
$500. Refiners' prices are S9.25Q9.5O
for fine graduated.
Sugar futures closed steadyi ap.
proximate sales 10000 tons. Septem.
Der sos; December ass: March ss7i
May 3.72.
, 1923-07-02
Dome Well of the
Midwest Now on Pipeline

Crude from another wyoming oil
held was opened to market when the
Midwest Refining company started to
operate its recently completed two
inch line from tho Notches dome. Ma
trena county. to Lux station on the
railroad. 4 distance OF IL miles. The
company has n producing well in
the aeld and a 6o-day test is now in
progress. The well produced between
900 and 500 barrels daily on tank
test The crude is a heavy grade.
Casfng-Head Gas Plant.
Caatng-head gas in the Big Muddy
, 1923-07-02
Ohio Drills in Buster in
South Salt Greek District

fhs emily conpletion IN the wyo-
ming fields by the Ohio company last
week proved to be a duster. the third
to be found In the south part of the
Salt Creek field. The latest failure
Is located on section 17-39.7S Of tract
G. an edge location. where the second
Wall Greek was cut al 2.706 feet and
drilling continued to a depth Of 2.sT5
feet without encountering production.
The Carter and Chappell companies
, 1923-07-02
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. July s-Butter lower;
creamery extras .37h; standards
.36h; extra firsts .s5h 20. S6h: sec.
onds .329 .321h.
Eggs lower; receipts 25,443
firsts .2oh q 81; ordinary firsts ia
a 20; miscellaneous .2o9 .20hi stor
age pack extras .25h 0.23%; storage
pack flrrts "a.
, 1923-07-02

previously had found dry holes In
the same part OF the field.
In the Grass Creek field tho Ohio
company is rebuilding n rig destroyed
by fire over its No. 50 State land well
on section 1868. Ignition of a
small gas flow at 1875 feet caused
the fire.
New test wells Of the Ohio com
pany are drilling on the Rex Lake
and o'Brien Springs structures in
southern Wyoming.
, 1923-07-02

n
2,0I5 feet and drilling in its test on
he Neiber dome. washakie county.
Union OIL company Is straishten.
Ing hole at 1885 feet. section s-4s.s4,
Hale dome.
Midwest Refining company IS drill
ling at 2,675 feet on section 1856
of the Golden Eagle dome, east OF
Thermopolis. In the same field the
rig OF the Wyoming Yellowstone OIL
company. section 12-45-e6. is standing
idle.
Heman D. Curtis ct al are drilling
at SIS feet on their test in the out.
skirts of Thermopolis. In the Hamil.
ton field the 8 anne interests are rig.
ging up at 1.7s0 feet In section IL
44-ss to drill to the Embar sand.
g. A. Mcpherson has made location
for a test on section 2s-44-es of the
Zimmerman Butte structure.
, 1923-07-02
Money

NEW YORK; June Call mont
easier; high 6; low 5; ruling rate o;
closing bid S; offered at 6k; last loan
6; call loans against a~ceeptsnces AZ;
time loans firm; mixed collateral 80.
90 days 5@bk; as months b4b; prime
commercial paper s.
, 1923-07-02

STOCK TRADING
STR0NGERA AGAIN
Railroad Shares and Indus
trials Lead Recovery After
Mixed Prices

' iOFhNs July S.-frlces made
moderate recovery from recent heavi.
ness in today's stock market after an
early period Of weakness resulting
from bear against a few individual
issues and liquidation of weakened
marginal accounts. Although nearly
100 stocks established new low prices
for the year. good buying support was
encountered at the lower levels.
Easier money rates facilitated the raj.
Easier money rates facilitated the
rally. Sales Appropriated e25, 900
shares.
- NEW YORK. June 2.-Confused
price movements took place at the
opening OF today's stock market. New
lows for the year were established by
~studebaker. New Haven. Pan Amer.
lean n Anaconda, the losses rang.
Ing from half TO l point. American
Sugar advanced two points and Rock
Islanc' TX. One block of 5000 shares
of General Motors was sold at sl3 a
share. the previous closing price.
Mixed changea continued through.
out the carly dealings with the main
tendency downward. Additional new
lows were made by a score of stocks,
including Sinclair. Maxwell Motors
a., American Beet Sugar, Bosch
Magnetic, International Paper, Mis-.
souri, Pacific preferred. Southern RAN.
way preferred. Norfolk and Western,
and Corn Products.
Some of the rails were in GOOD
demand. Great Northern preferred
and Southern Pacific each advancing
a point. New Haven extended its loss
TO III. Foreign exchange opened ir.
regular.
In the absence OF any public sup
port. prices continued to sag during
the morning with more than three
score issues touching new minimum
prices for h year. Losses of 3 to
41z points were recorded by the Pan.
American issues. Cuban Dominican
Sugar preferred, California Petro-
leum preferred n May Department
Stores. with many others down a
point or more. Individual strength
was shown by a few issues. notably
Manati Sugar. up six points but is
was not until noon that the general
decline was checked and prices
turned upward again under the lead,
ership of such representatives shares
as Baldwin, studebaker and American
Can. Trading became dull on the
rally.
Call money opened at 8 percsnt.
investment railroad shares and
popular industrials were strong in the
afternoon. general buying becoming
more confident when the rally failed
to produce the usual supply of stocks
which had attended previous recoy-
cries since the long decline set in.
United States Steel climbed to 81.
compared with SEA. its low figure of
the AFTERNOON. and many other active
issues ruled one to two points above
Saturdays final figures. Famous
Players was up ~ and DUPONT 81
points.
The closing was strong. Prices con.
tinued their upward course during
the afternoon with short covering op.
erations apparent in many of the lead
ing issues.
, 1923-07-02
Further Reductions in Dill
Prices Are Held Probable

Further reductions in the price of
crude oil were predicted by members
Of the party Of Standard and Midwest
officials who concluded a visit to the
Wyoming fields last week.
prices cannot be maintained much
longer unless there is a slump in pro-
duction or greatly increased consump-
ton" one official is quoted as saying
after explaining hat prices had been
artihcially maintained for some time.
, 1923-07-02

ut is only a question of how long
important interests are willing to or
ran carry the burden of storage to
care for the food OF OIL"
Officials expressed themselves as
greatly impressed by the production
possibilities of the new Montana fields
and the Salt Creek district. They
also recently visited important dis.
tricts in California n Oklahoma on
their present tour.
, 1923-07-02
TEXAS GAS
TAX FOUGHT

AUSTIN. Teas. July 2.-Temporary
injunction restraining State Comp
troller Lon a. Smith from certifying
to the state treasurer any funds re-
celved for April and May sales under
the one cent gasoline tax bill. was
granted by Judge c.. Calhoun In
Travis county district court today.
The injunction was granted on appli-
cation of the Oriental OIL company Of
Dallas.
, 1923-07-02
Neiher Dome. Promising.

woRLAND. wyo. The Neiber
Dome well is now drilling at some.
thing over 2.7oo feet and still re-
mains an enigma. to those who are
closely watching the drilling of this
important test.
Al 1850 feet, an 11.foot vein Of
coal was encountered, which GEMS
to have upset some of the theories as
to the depth at which oil or gas
may be expected.
Ten inch casing was set at 2.s2o
feet. n $500 feet of sineh casing
has been hauled onto the ground. in
dieating a hxed purpose to drill, at
, 1923-07-02
Potatoes

CHICAGO. July 2.-Potatoes-
Sacks slightly lower and weaker; re-
ceipts. III cars; ttoal u. s.. ship.
ments. 7l9; Oklahoma sacked Bliss
Triumphs. s2.boD2.75; few best. $3.50;
barrels. hrm; Virginia barrel Cob.
blers. mostly t6.25.
, 1923-07-02
LORD CURZON A
FRENCH

LONDON. July 2.-By The Asso-
ciated Press)-Lord Curzon. the sec,
rotary for foreign affairs, arrived in
Downing street early today from
Kedleston to await Count De stau.
Iaire. the French ~ambassador. whn
, 1923-07-02
Cash Grains and Provisions

Cash ErninsE and Provisions
CHICAGO. July 2.-wheat number
4 red LOS: number : hard 1851. Corn
number 2 mixed sos a SIX: number
9 yellow .s2mS2&.
Oats number 2 white .42k @43h;
number 3 white .40L GAS.
Rye none. Barley .ei4.s SIS. Tim
othy seed 6.oo@s.5o. Clover reed
IL .o0@17.o0;
Pork nominal. Lard .1o.72. Ribs
S.754e.50.
Flax Seed
DULUTH. Mimi. July CLOSING
flax July 1854 asked; September $50;
October 222.
, 1923-07-02
OMAHA PRICES

OMAHA. Neb.. July 2.-U. g.. De.
partment OF Agriculture Hogs
Receipts $4,000: butchers 1Od15c
uower; bulk 200 to $50 pound averages
6.2596.6o: top 6.s5; mixed and pack.
ing grades 15025o lower; bulk mixed
5.so9e.25; bulk packing sows 5.5oQ
5.75.
Cattie-Receipts 1900: beef steers
steady to is higher; spots more; bulk
steers s.oo@10.25; top 1880; she
stock. bulls and veals firm: bulk cows
and heifers 5.759s.25: Gamers and
cutters 2.2545.5o; bologna bulls s.76
@4.25; practical veal top 1850; stock.
ers and feeders allow; steady to l5c
lower: bulk stockers and feeders $50
OTIS.
Sheep-Reciepts 10000; all classes
active; steady; bulk western lambs
15.oo91b.25; top 1925; best native
lambs 14.75; good and choice fat ewes
5.25k6.00; feeders scarce.
, 1923-07-02

Prof. Alexander zankor, victorious
leader of the revolutionary movement
in Bulgaria. is now prime Minis ter
of the country.
, 1923-07-02

MANY OPERATIONS IN
THE BIC HORN BASIN
Enos Creek Test of Producers & Refiners Leaps in
Importance; Progress on Numerous Other
Test Wells Detailed

The new Enos Creek we'll Of the Producers & Refiners
may be saved for gas production if mudding it off and con-.
dnuing to the lower sands fails to secure oil. Starting of
another test farther down on the structure is an assurance
Of the immediate future and another well nrohahIv viii he
, 1923-07-02

orifith Oil company is down 7.4oo
feet with its test of the La Prele
structure. four miles west OF Doug
las. wyo.. where it took over an I'M
completed well OF the Big Indian Oil
A Gas company. Casing has been
set.
Casper interests drilling on the
Beham farm. W. miles south Of
Douglas. are down 700 feet and
changing from machine to standard
tools for deeper operations.
, 1923-07-02
EXPORTS OF
GRAIN LOWER

WASHINGTON. July z.-Grain ex.
ports from the United States last
week amounted to s.e6s.oo0 bushels
compared with 4,522.ooo the week
before.
, 1923-07-02

Comet Syndicate to Resume.
Comet Oil syndicate will resume
drilling this week on a wildcat on
the Government Hill structure. 10
miles west of Salt Creek, where per
atoms were suspended last winter at
1870 feet near the top of the Lakota
sand.
, 1923-07-02
Silver

NEW YORK. July 2-ForieEn Dor
silver .62&; Mexican dollars .47H.
, 1923-07-02
Cotton

NEW YORK. July Cotton prices
broke 90 to "a points in the local mar
ket today. July declined to 1855 and
October TO 2s.s3.
NEW YORK. July 2-spot cotton
quiet; middling 27.s5.
, 1923-07-02
RawIins wildcat Drilling.

Hatfield OIL company is down 1875
feet with its test on the Eight-Nfile
structure near Rawlins. Wyo., where
h company controls about $500
acres.
, 1923-07-02

DENVER. Colo. July Cattle
Receipts 100; market steady to strong
heifers 3.5o&@9.25: calves %;
bulls 3.26@5.25; stockers and feeders
5.ooK7.50.
Hogs Receipts 500; market 10 to is
lower; top $50; bulk e.b09e65;
Sheep Receipts 1900; steady lambs
1 .0091t.bo; ewes 4.00@6.0o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
Rico en- el " Hende,
Relaci6n completa de los caballeros que
sforman el sequito.


secretario
panado perdsas poticos rumbo
ner egado espado aquea Isla
M e dia las siete de la La cntva
los sguentes cabaeo E Seao de Marina Denby
Ellis Seare del Secretario; Amran
Ayuante comandante Creenshaw Contramnte Pratt
Shackfcrd Smead ennte
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Macarthur comanda
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de South Dakota Kncheloc Kentucky Knne, de New York;
Lowy dc Miss F. Moore de Ill., NJ Moo Ind Newton de M
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MOI Scott Mh Stalker, de N Steffen Ohio; Undh de
Mass Va de Colorado Mr. Barry del Senado Pc
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Press Vanderbilt Service; Knogramh
tone View Mgn Levk Photographic selenig Harris EWING
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
AlplblicO en- general

Ell Coronel de La Policfa Insnlar rne-
ga que, con motive de las differences
ceremonias y actos que Sc han de ce-
lebrar en- relaci6n con la inaugural
ci6n del Gobernador Towner y la VI
sta esta Isla del Secretario de Ma
rina DENLY su cornitiva, todos los
vehfculos que transiten por nuestras
GALES, carreteras y otros caminos pi-
blicos durante los dfas jueyes, yiernes
y sabado 10 hagan siempre por su de-
recha que las guaguas observer ex-
trictamente todas las disposiciones
sobre paradas en- los sitios pr6viamen-
to designados, v 10 mas Ia derecha
possible: que todos los vehfculos que
.conduzcan personals al sitio de las ce-
remonias de Inauguration del Gober.
nador sean parados cstacionados en-
la Marina, cerca del Arsenal, y no en-
San Justo . Allen, por el Oeste' de
San Justo, nj en- San Jose, entire Allen
y San Sebastian.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
NO HAY tai
NOTICIA GRAVE
Hablando con el senior
Barcel0.

Con motive de haber aparecido Ell
Ia mafiana de hoy microbes en- las
columnas dc nuestro estimado colega
sEl Mundo', unas manifestaciones he
chas por el Hon. Presidente del Sena-
do 1nsular un redactor del referido
diario de Ia mafiana: un redaetor de
Ell IAfPARCIAL solicit6 con dicho se-
nor Barcel6 una entrevista, la cual Sc
llev0 eabo a las nueve Y media n.
mi. al objeto de inquirir algo refe-
rente a la grave noticia ae que
nnuncia el colega Ell question, que hoy
fraseenderfa III pliblico, y al efecto,
iilterrogado que fue por nuestro re.
dactor. ei leader del partido de la
mayorfa contest0:
Z. 80 No hay tai noticia grave. nj NADIA
que q clio Sc asemejc, 10 linico agrc.
60 el sefior Barcel0 que ha habido, es
que viendome acosado por el redActor
de Et Hafdos lie indiQue haberse acor-
dado en- la Ultima reunion, un cambio
de palabras, stistituyGndose donde di-
! ces: "los anteriores funcionarios men
cionados forfnaran escolta del Gober-
nador Towner", deberd decir: "forma-
ran la comitiva del Gobernador'', don
de dice: "bendici6n por ell Rev Andti-
jar, debera decir: roraci0n por ell
Rev. Andujar". Ademas, hice la acla-
raci0n de que el senior Eduardo Gior-
gctti y el seiior Hernandez Lopez, fue-
ron inclufdos como miembros del CO.
mite Executive para el recibimiento al
Hon. Horace NJ. Towner, el primero
por ser significado elemento de la po-
Utica y en- cuya residencia veraniega
de Barranquitas, Sc acord6, sc harfa
un Obsequio a los visitantes, y el Sc
.gundo por ser yicepresidente del Sc
nado Insular, a Ia vez, haber sido
electo Presidentesdel Casino de Pto.
Rico.
Redactor. .--Bien, pero despues de
este, ldijo usted algo al com
pafiero de III Mundo? sQue hay de la
noticia grave?
Bareel6 Pues, va 10 he dicho, no
hay tai, sino que como el reporter me
sigui6 acosando a preguntas, lie die
en- tono de broma 10 de la noticia gra-
&c, pero que no Sc la podfa dar.
& 70 creocontinu0 el seiior Barcclo
.quc q simpatico reporte de .El Mum
do entendio bien claro eual fue mi
prop0sito, y me ha sorprendido yer la
extraordinaria ycandidez en- que ha in
currido, siendo como parece I'm mucha-
cho listb.
Hasta nquf, es cuanto podemos in
formar i nuestros lectores en- relaci6n
a Ia noticla grave que Sc anuncio, Sc
darfa d conocer hoy, dc acuerdo con
Ia propia information recogida en- La
oficina del Presidente del Senado por
iin redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
COmida y visitas

La Asociaci0n de Productores de
Azdcar de Puerto Rico, ofrece esta no.
che a las 80 una comida Ell el Ho-
tel Palace, al Comisionado Residente
de Puerto Rico en- Washington senior
C6rdova Davila.
Ell Senador Mr.. o. l.. Weller, devol-
VIC aver en- SUI oficina al seiior Jose
Ruiz Soler, Secretario-T Tesorero de la
Association de Productores de .Azticar.
la vista que este le hiciera a SUI lie
gada a Puerto Rico, departiendo res
pecto de interesantes asuntos sObre
los asuntos ecOn6micos de la isla.
FL selor Wellers estd muy interesado
en- los asuntos de Puerto Rico So
Ocupa preferentemente de ellos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-04
El Secretario de Marina y su con1itiua estdn en-
Santo Domingo, de donde Sc dirigen hacia Puerto
De EXITO, EN- EXITO

EStamos seguros de q. Tocayo, Ca
milo Paoli no han alberto un abono
eli el America para; esta temporada
de Pciiitd;; y sin embargo 10 parece
| y 10 mas conveniente es que el ptiblico
sc ha abonadO por su cuenta y riesgo
| hay ciudadano que desde las sicte de
Ia noche sc cORStituye en- cl yestfbulo
del simpdtico teatrG de la marina, y
es capaz de tener un dfsgusto con
cualquiera 81 lc quitan la butaca de
su uso cotidiano.
Ell progralna sienprc lleno de noyedad
q. Ofreccn las dos simpdticaS artistas.
nunca carece de attractive; los plimeres
q. gustaron Ia noclc anterior Sc ven
siempre rcforzado por los nucyos q, en-
el repertoire son inagotables.
Y este sfuerzo constante que rea.
lizandos. dos simpaticas seilOritas espa-
fiolas 10 aprecia el pdblico en- todo 10
que vale, es asf como tOda esa mu-
chachada Gle San Juan sabe correspon-
der y va neche tras noche a, divertir-
Sc, saborear 10 mucho y bucGo, y
sabroso que cl America" ofrece no
che tras noche.
/ Esta Incompatible Pe,lita cs Ia mis-
mfsima candela hecha brasa una la
mita que Sc eIsiende nOche tras no.
che cn cl cseenario y que nadie qui-
sierra apagar y ST yer iluminando. no
che tras ncche.
Nos decfa una jovencita, una bue
ma criatura que no Sc pierde una sola
function que Sc sienta a la izquierda
en- una de las primeras fills, que Per-
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