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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27
C]NDIT ION
EXISTS IN
ALL BIC
CITIES
Builders Secretary Denies,
However, National Plot
Against Labor

Rufus s. Lusk, secretary OF the
Operative Builders Association
and Of the fair. wage committee,
having for its purpose the keep
ing of building trades wages at
their present level, today substan-
tiated the recent statement OF
William ]. Gallagher, labor leader.
that commercial interests all over
the country are interested in
keeping wages down.
Mr.. Lusk would not agree with
Mr.. Gallagher that nationwide
conspiracy Of capitalists was re-.
sponsible for this movement. He
stated it as his belief that en-
ployers in various cities were act
ing independently, according to
local conditions.
Situation Same Elsewhere.
81 know that in seveyal principal
cities of the country" said Mr..
Lusk.' labor questions are being
handled In practically the same
way that Washington business men
are treating their own wage ma
tiers.
1.-THE situation is being handled
successfully by such methods as
are in force here, in Louisville.
Boston, st. Louis. Cleveland and
other Ia ROE lahOF canferS -
According to Mr.. Lusk, the Asso-
ciated Building Interests, an organ
ization of builders, contractors and
subcontractors has Deen an impor-
tant factor in the st. Louis strike
trouble.
A similar association exists in
Washington, but is new and needs
further and more intensive organ
tzation before it can get a grip on
the situation such as the st. Louis
body exercised, said Mr.. Lusk.
Interests Identical.
In New York, Cleveland and Bos-
ton the Building Trades Employers
Association practically identical in
interest and aim as the st. Louis
combination has been active in urg-
ing that wages be not increased In
the building trades at this time.
Mr. Lusk stated.
Mr.. Gallagher, who is the inter
national organizer for the painters
union, declared last week, after re-
turning from a tour of nearby
cities that there was every reason
to believe that a national ring or
financiers and business men was at
work to defeat union labor.
Mr.. Link stated he did not be-
'lieve that such an outfit existed,
and said certainly that the Wash
ington organizations of which he Is
member were taking no part in
any national campaign of the kind.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27

81 will weGr no 1mGn's coat"
says the sturdy citizen, but he'u
grab most Gny mans umbrella
he finds Iying around.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27

WANT A JOB? Finding job
or a better one is an Advertising
and Sales problem the same as
marketing any commodity. Use a
Situation Wanted ad in this news
paper and put your qualifications
before Washington employers NOW.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27
Phillips Exeter Dinner

The Southern Association of the
alumni of Phillips Exeter Academy
will hold it's annual meeting and
banquet at o'clock tonight at
the Army and Navy Club
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27
Data Is Ready for Phone Rate Cut Fight
68lENRDlrpSEEM8
>SaE22HS'a-o BY BILL PRICE c1
ROLL YOUR OWN.

ROLL YOUR OWN.
A shepherd leaned against ttci0,
A-tcGtchin' Of his sheep;
He took hissclt healthy stci0,
And swiftly Went to sleep.
And tchen he got to sGtoim' stout,
The tooIVes could hear him smore,
And soon they como G-sne0Ecin' out
From 4ohere they tcHE before.
He tcoke and rubbed his burmin'
eyes
And RE up off the ground,
And 0Gzed about IN sad surprise
At the soup bones scattered
round.
The moral Of these IotCIy lines
Is Derv plainly ShotOn::
Don't buy your bootleg gin and
tCiNes,
But GltCGyS make your o1cn.
r. r. DAWSON.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27
SHOT AND SHARP.

Lord PdrGmoor, we note, is a
distinguished British judge. So
far he hasn't gotten mti1ed up
with the many pGrGmOurs IN
England.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27

"To mourn past mischief is
apt to bring on a meV one" tbs
said. Sure, so 1Uhile she regrets
the hGsty marriage she gets a
divorce and then another hus-
band. FRED VETTER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-27

The NeW York qcife of a
movie man asked for a d.
UOrce because her husband
broke an ash tray oUer her
bobbed head. She'd giOen
him the ash tray for a
Chris tmGs present, too.
Women ought to be more
careful about the kind of
Christmas presents they giUe.
A cheap tie could not be
used that 1Udy.
CICERO SLAPP.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
New York Home of
w. A. Clark Closed

Butte, Oct. 2.-The New York home
Of the Late Senator w. A. Clark of
Montana will be closed and that in
Santa Barbara, Cal, will be MAIN
tanned by the estate for his family, as
result of an order signed here Fri
day morning by Judge Lynch, fol-
lowing an agreement between Mrs.
Clark and the executors.
The senator's will provided that his
Fifth avenue mansion be kept up by
the estate until 1928, when his daugh-
ter, Hugette Clark, comes of age. The
substitution Of the Santa Barbara
home was requested by the widow.
The step is expected to bring q
saving to the estate, ms only care
taker will be maintained at the New
York home.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08

mon causes OF constipation.
2. The more that you depend upon
good hygiene, and the less that you
depend upon drugs, the more likely
you are to cure constipation. Reg
gular habits, diet containing a large
proportion of fruits and vegetables,
drinking plenty of water, and exer-
else that brings the muscles of the alb
domen into action, are sometimes suf-
ficient. If something more is needed,
take mineral oil. AS improvement
takes place, gradually reduce the
amount of mineral oil taken.
Avoid Irritation and Overeating
Anon. writes: Tracing my ances-
try four generations, | find that the
two prevailing diseases are cancer
and diabetes. One may at least in
herit tendency. What may be done
to counterfeit this so that one may
never develop the disease.
Reply. About the best advice
that can be given at the present time
for the presentation of cancer is to
avoid all kinds of irritation to it's
sues, as far as this is possible. Rough
sharp edged teeth, irritation from
rough pipe stems, and irritation from
the use of tobacco are regarded as pre-
disposing to cancer Of the mouth and
tongue. The irritation caused by the
presence of chronic disease is also
regarded as probable factor in
causing cancer. The presence of gall
stones is cited as an example Of this.
Early attention to suspicious sores,
ulcers, Jumps would probably prevent
many deaths from cancer. Cancer
in the early stages is often success
fully treated. One of the best proven
tives would be a health examination
once year.
2. To avoid diabetes, avoid over
eating. Avoid especially too much of
sugars and starches.
Mote: DR.. Scholes will answer
such health questions in these columns
as will be of interest to others and
permissible in public print. Personal
questions will be answered only when
accompanied by self-addressed stamp
ed envelope. Address DR.. w. ]. SchoIes,
in care of this paper.l
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08

The advertisements of preparations
that may be used as mouth-washes
have made the word halitosis familiar
to most people, They know that it is
the scientific name for foul breath.
A letter received from a correspon-
dent contains a request for perman-
ent cure for halitosis. While it would
be very gratifying to be able to name
some one remedy that would perman-
emily cure this disagreeable condition,
it is impossible to do so. For offensive
breath results from several different
causes. What would prove to be a
suitable remedy in one case, would be
entirely Ineffective in another case
arising from different cause. That
does not mean, however, that a perm
anent cure is not possible in many
cases.
A good way in which to begin the
quest for cure is to visit the dentist.
Neglected teeth, which means cavities
in the teeth, and lack of cleanliness,
are perhaps the most frequent cause
of foul breath. The necessary dental
work, including the removal Of tartar
from the teeth, will do much to cure
many cases.
Visit Dentist Regularly
Then--a recurrence of the trouble
must be avoided by visit to the
dentist at least every six months.
And care must be taken to keep the
mouth and teeth clean. The teeth
should be carefully brushed twice q
day, using good tooth-paste, powder
or mouth wash. And the accumulation
of particles of food between the teeth
should be prevented by the use of the
tooth pick or dental floss.
But remember, that even though the
teeth may cause most cases of foul
breath, they are not always at fault.
Sometimes diseased tonsils, or ca
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
Evelyn Hoey Complains
of Younger Genera
tons Pose

Nsw York City.-The era Of no
applause that's the pass to
which the younger generation has
brought the stage world, COM
plains Miss Evelyn Hoey, vaude-
vile headliner.
Miss Hoey is almost bitter
about it. She thinks somebody
really ought to organize an enter
tanners strike because Of it.
New York's the best" says
she, "but even there Joy is always
beng taken out Of life By a liter
ely dumb audience. As FOR small
towns--wcll, it's gotten dreadful.
TITS the fappers I blame. They
think the bored pose is the thing
and the boys they 50 around with
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
Geisha Girls TabO
Occidental Styles

Tokyo.-Japanese fashions are set
by the geisha girls. The cut of the
kimono and the arrangement of the
couture, follow their dictations. There
has been a noticeable trend toward
occidental styles. Short skirts and
bobbed locks, however, will not be
permitted by the powers that rule the
geisha industry.
Every occidental kind of couture
was prohibited after Sept. 1. This
regulation also applies to the dress.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08

copy them. Besides the girls get
jealous if their beaux applaud q
pretty actress. Some wives show
signs of that, too.
II suppose the men feel 1t lit
tie, maybe, If their wives get too
enthusiastic about some sheik OF
the stage, but women are the
worst-much the worst"
Miss Hoey says the younger
generation can sometimes be
walked up to slight evidences Of
sentiment by sentimental ballad
we'll sung. She boasts that q
whole audience of them recently
applauded her when she sang
aWin You Remember Met" be-
fore they realized what they were
doing. !.
"And then they stopped dead
of and looked as embarrassed
as IL they'd been arrested Tor
chicken stealing" the actress
comments gleefully.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08

20. The fruit of the oak.
so. Same as 'jus" (abbreviation for
justice.
SS. To box scientifically.
"a. Stockings.
sc. Mineral spring.
81. Negative.
S8. Point Of the compass.
80. STAG.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08

a word which will fill In all the
white spaces to the first black space
below. The black spaces indicate
the end of a word, and no letter
Ia placed in them. When COM
pleted, the puzzle must read hori-
zontally and vertically or across and
down.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE

The first letter or each word Is
indicated by number placed in the
blank spaces, and by referring to the
list of words given below you will find
the definition of word which will fill
in all the white spaces to the first
black space at the right. Number
one verticle gives the definition for
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

"A oupCi sG&tUa
E. N. writes: "A woman who ex-
poets baby in about three months
had an experience that gave her a
terrible fright. Is there any danger
that the baby will be marked as re-
suit of that experienced"
Reply-No. To quote from Albert
Edward Wiggam's book-"The Fruit
of the Family Treer-"nature has not
only provided any mechanism by which
the mental impressions of the mother
are to reach the child, but has actually
guarded against such a transfer Of
influence"
Depend on Hygiene
C. L. w. asks: rs it all right to
take calomel for chronic constipation?
Or what other medicine would you rec
ommend 2"
Reply. Calomel is not suitable
drug for chronic constipation. In fact,
1t is, like most other drugs, something
that should not be taken except when
prescribed by a physician. The ca
thartic habit is one Of the most COM
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-10-08
M21aSs%,%MlJhe Road Go M@ s:I;II
E:fBetterEs.s|A
Aaa0Hedlth&GiS2
HalitOsis

tarrhal condition of the nose, throat
or bronchial tubes, cause the foul odor,
Or dyspepsia or constipation may be
the cause. Whatever the cause in any
individual case, its removal is neces-
sary before permanent cure can be
effected.
Mouth washes that cover one odor
by means of another will usually give
some temporary relief. In this re-
spect, and insofar as they aid in
keeping the mouth clean, their use is
beneficial. In general, however, they
possess no power to bring about a
permanent cure. That, as has been
said, is a matter of finding and remov-
ing the cause.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
MERECIDO

FL lunes q de julio Sc cumpli6
ell segundo a~niversariO de la muer
tie de la que fu6 muy querida V dis
tinguida senorita Mercedes Sofa, con
este motive la Association Puerto
rriquena de Mujeres Sufragistas,
acord6 conmemorar tan triste fe-
cha, enviando una Comisi6n a Ia
ciudad de Caguas, Ell cuyo Cemen-
terio reposan los restos de esta her
mana en- el ideal, a depositar un
precioso ramo de flores en- su tum-
ba.
En- un autom6vil cedido galante-
mente, por ell distinguido cabaliero
senior Teedoro Aguilar, Consejero
de esa Association, sc traslad6 la
Comisi0n que la formaban la Sc
nora Carmen 3. de C6rdova Y Sc
noritas Rosario Bellber Y Juanita
yillariny, a dicha ciudad, donde
cumplieron este acuerdo plausible.
Bien merece este homemade, que
han rendido sus amigos Y compa-
neras a la memorial de Mrcedes So
la, pues fu6 ella una luchadcfa fiel
e incansable defensora de los dere.
chos de In. mujer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

- - hlflna mnsidn a. N Asam-
tAm = go rasnta oln ana eomnnl
easlam a. ~AoF Airatae. enrlande
j fs8ifltn a. a. A@@iaei6m san
Alfnn@e ~ iseegta a. Terra. sill
ritnu1e ~ nanaa Mnnioifml para "a
- - a. - ooFFientes. 3 las : -
D. 81
81 ahF rnnsidenfe esnsgif q IL
u~snsiarrselfa a. a. Asambha Il
a&s aeee1sfse . ~ q eoucelsF Il
landa a. arnfnio caa Ia sollelta1
nnles inascaaa-
81 eia<saeute ogahor Villas -.
H&@z ~ opnao gus ~ eaneediem
- nanaa. teaa yea ane H. Aaam
hhaa nfieniemsnie l@s6 mna erie.
naasa. ~ IA sue ~ hmeia esnssar
am @4ameuie "a fiamm Mnniesf@i
mfa csawAaa para aefM enela
- seml-efsishe b aae - Aasia
slea quo hasia IA eaiieitnd era ana
- fslad IauicuiaE
La ntaFes CalTeFa. Hat , es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
SU ACCION TARDA EN- LOS GA
SOS GRAVES PERo NO FALLA

Hay axiomas conocidos por la
mayoria de las gentes que por su
evidencia han alcanzado a iripo.
'nerse como v~erdaderos postulados
cientificos. Made puede po Ter en-
duda que una misma causa Ell ider
ticas circunstancias jamas deiara
de producer efectos absolut 1mente
iguales. Este principle APPLICABLE a
la salud es en- verdad fecundo EN-
conclusiones. I~gnorante o letrado,
rico o pobre, nino o anciano, ell in
.dividuo que abuse de su salud o
no la Guide cor Ia atencion debida,
estar& en- constante peligro de caer
cuando menos 10 piense en- brazos
dc las intermediates que sin que nos
demos cuenta viven acechando cons
tantemente nuestra existencia. Sien
do la sangre la fuente de la sallid
y de Ia vida, 81 los rinones que tie
men La mission de Iimpiarla de todas
las impurezas Marcia normalmcnte,
sera Ell vigor Ell compahero insepa-
rable de nuestra vida. Pero desde
Ell momento en- que sufre p~erturba-
clones este 6rgano, no Sc hacen es-
perar mucho tempo sus funestos
efectos en- TODD nuestro cuerpo =
es entonces cuando sobrevienen las
indigestiones, Ell reumatismo con to-
do su cortejo de dolores, los males
del higado y la vejiga y otras 81
numerables dolencias. La anticai-
culina Ebrey es un preparado COM
puesto cientificamente para curar IA
dicalmente las intermediates de los
rihones por viejas g inveteradas
que sean. Ash 10 ha reconocido la
terap6utica moderna en- ell concepto
de las mas atlas eminencias me-
dicas. Y es tan constante y energica
su acci6n que IN POGO tempo ha
llegado a imponerse en- TODD ell
mundo, siendo en- Ell dia buscada
por millares de ~pacientes c~onverti-
dos en- los mas enthusiasts propaga-
dores dc sus virtudes cmativas. La
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
EN- FAVOR DEL MAe1srER1o
Caguas, p. r.,
25 de julio de 1926.
Distinguish senorita:

Placeme acusar recibo de su muy
atenta del % de los corrientes, en-
la que solicita listed de esta insti,
tuci6n que preside, una opi-i6a
formal acerca de la pretendida re-
baja que intenta hacer ell gobierno
al sueldo de los profesores.
Aunque no he podido recoger de
I'M modo abso1utamente formal la
opinion a este respecto de todos
nuestros miembros, puedo sin embar
go asegurar a listed que 1uestra
institution est& absolutamente cier-
ia de que un servicio prestigiogo y
patri6tico, cual ell del magisterio,
requiere y merece una justa y dig
ma remuneration.
Aprovechando esta opor+unidad
para ofrecer nuestro respeto y SIM
patia hacia La presidencia y la Aso
ciaci6n de Maestros, respecti ramen
te, quedo de listed Attmte.,
Reinaldo SILVA,
Gran Caballero.
Srta. Isabel Muioz Cuevas,
Pres. Assoc. de Maestros,
Caguas, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
LA TEMPoRADA DE Los
~voLANTINEs

En- 81 Columbus Club Edihcio
de los Caballeros de Colon Ell 81
condado. habra Ell viernes pr6xinlo,
a las 8 de la noche, una reunion
de los mantenedores del tradicio-
nal juego de Valentines para
acordar Ell Programa que Sc ma de
efectuar en- Ia temporada de Ages
to y ~setiembre.
La extensa azotea del ecolnm-
bus Club y los campos inmedia-
tos ofrecen esplendidO sitio para
este traditional depOrte, que hace
alg1n tempo estaba en- desuso Y
ahora reviven los afcionados a las
interesantes luchas de ''cor.ado-
resi- y "Aguantadores'', que no
hace mncho era ell mas intense fes-
tival para chicos y mayores.
A la reunion del viernes pue-
aI0 SOAANu4AAh JOQao Ado NCtoyAstS
~interesadas en- Ell juego de "'vo-
lantines'', sean o no socios del
columbus Club" pues este ini-
cha La temporada y Sc pone a dis
posici6n de los amigos de tales de-
portes.
Muchas personals Sc disponen a
c~oncurrir a Ia reunion v seguramen
to quedara acordado un interesan-
te Programa.
81 senior Rafael Cabrera. entire
Otros, conserva artisticos ejempla-
res de "volantines'', que segura-
mente har&n su aparici6n en- la
primer tarde del ''macht''. En- el
PrOgrama Sc inciuira la correspOn.
diente crquesta y otros ~atractivos
que amenicen la nueva temporada
de "volantines'' en- Ell columbus
Club.
La Secretaria del Club recibira
con gusto cualquier suggestion que
lie sea hecha respecto del Programa
en- prOyecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
LA ESPELUZNANTE
DECLARATION DE
lUN DELINCUENTE

BERLIN, 6.-Hoy Sc ha visto
la causa incoada contra ell Direc-
tor Angerstein, que ell pasado mes
de diciembre asesin6 a su esposa
y siete familiares.
La sala de la Audiencia esta-
la atestada dc publico avido de
DIR las declaraciones del asesino.
Comenzo este su relate sin que
en- el Sc notara la mas mfnima
emocion, dando todos los detalles
del salvaje e incomprensible aten-
taco. Impasible, sin que nj un
solo musculo de su cara Sc con-
trajera acusando algdn sentimien-
to humane, explic6 como llev6 a
su esposa a una distante habi-
taci6n, matandola de un certero
hachazo en- la garganta y como
indujo a los demas miembros de
Ia familia a entrar uno por uno
en- dlstlntaS habltacloneS aSeSlnan-
doles a mansalva con ell hacha y
I'm cuchillo de GAIA. Di6 detalles
espeluznantes de la agonfa de sus
ylctimas, como 81 en- ella Sc hui
biese recreado.
Confes6 que su mujer muri6
acknowledgements, mas no asi los
otros que tardaron algunos mi
nutos en- expirar. Una vez consul
mazda la horrible hazana. reg6 con
petroleo los s%uelos, prendi6 fuego
a la cas y Sc hiri6 con un estilete
saliendo a la Gale para pedir au-
xilio, con objeto de despistar a la
genie haciendola Greer que una
banda de ladrones habia asaltado
su casa y matado a toda la IA
nlilia.
Posteriormente, al ser interro-
gado habilmente por la Policia,
confes6 de pleno siendo inmedia-
tamente arrestado.
Manana continuara ell juicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
MPORTANTE
IRvITADo.

Ia CRAM AsocIAcIoN MUSI.
CAL UNIVERSAL ofrece gra.
Is. iibre de gastos "a toda per.
soma cue envie una relaci6n dc
falnllias puertorTiquenas resi-,
dentes en- NUEvA YORK, cor
sus respectivas direcciones, IN
ALBUM Or MUSlcA CLASlcA
DE- Los MAESTROS MAS
cELEBREs.
DiriIase al Apdo. Postal 1850,
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
REuMATIsMo, O T

El reumatismo, la gotta, las are
nillas, y en- general todas las afec-
clones artriticas tienen por origen
la accumulation del acido Grico en-
Ell ORGANISING. Nc hay que esperar
a que esta accumulation sea abun-
dante o antigua, nj a sufrir los
p~ersistentes dolores, algunas veces
~peligrosos, que causan estas enter
medades. Es necesario desembara-
gar cada dfa Ell ORGANISING del aci-
do urico que SO hubiese tornado,
por medic del tratamiento agrada-
tle, econ6mico y SECURE del Arthri-
sci.
Gaia para tratamiento de 20 dias
SO encuentra en- todas las farma-
cias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30
loUE rs ESQ. sR. ALcALDEq
MucHA BAsURA Y MUcHAs
MoscAs

Desas 81 viernes no 80 reeogen
La hAsnras en- el harrio dc Pnu~.
g de TERRA y con tai motive las
moseas han enoontrado dao apro-
pAado para su reprOducciaa.
Ne hace prAetieamente imposi.
BE q caminar por la calle de San
Agnstah espeeialmente el trozo que
eomEFende dssde sl Quartet dc Ia
Peheia a Ia parada cineO, donde es
al L. fetidez cue impregnA Ell
ambients, cue los vecinos Sc
han visto ObligadOs a cOmpcar Gre
- y otEos desinfectantes de recios
oloEes para nsutraliEar Is pesti-
isncsa dsspedida pOr 81 amontona-
miento de basuras.
EQns o. $50. sehor Alcalde!
EapsTamos trats de conjurar di-
che eonaieto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-30

Is Il noehs del GO del mes en-
cara Hnler0n sns destinos en- Ia
1siesia bautista de san Juan los
aWseiaaos l6venss Felipe carras-
Gallo q Isabella Acevedo. Of
e6 e. q aet0 81 Rev. Rrasmo Bsr-
nieE. sendo tsstigos Ell Rev. Angel
AesFeao y esposa. Una nntrida y
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