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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
DENTS
COMES TO SANDSTONE

DR.. Milton G. Larson, dentist Of
Norway, Mich, has purchased the
practice of DR.. X. S. Palmer of Sand
stone, and the office over the First
National Bank building is being re-
modelled and decorated. DR.. Larson
expects to be ready for practice Mon
day, January IA. He is a single man
and comes to the Sandstone commun-
ity we'll recommended, being a grad
uate of the University of Minnesota.
He is first lieutenant in the United
States Officers Army corps.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REVIEW
BY GEORG STRANDVOLD

Tomorrow, Friday, the League OF
Nations Council will gather at Geneva
to make a survey Of recent develop
ments in the field of international re-
lations. One of the tasks Immediately
facing the Council is conflict be-
tween Italy and Abyssinia due to al
legged Italian aggression. In an an
peal to the League secretariat the
foreign ministry of Abyssinia invokes
the League covenants Article II
which provides that "any war or
threat of war j.. is declared a mat
ter of concern to the whole League,
and the League shall take any action
that may be deemed wise and effec-
tual to safeguard the peace of ma
TONS"
In it's complaint the Abyssinian gov
eminent charges that italian troops
are being massed before Gerlogubi;
that they have committed agrees
sion against the Abyssinian garrison:
that two Abyssinians have been killed.
and that Italian aircraft are contin-
ually flying over Gerlogubi while
Italian tanks are menacing the neigh
bOrhoOd
Difficult Situation.
The situation is admittedly a diff
ficult one because it affects relations
between great power and a small
nation; also it is coming up at time
when Italy and France have been en-
gagged in discussing some very deli
cate problems. lending Importance to
the fact that Abyssinia last year be-
came a member of the League at the
urgent insistence of France. Thus
it becomes evident that some con-
troversy may arise between France.
sponsor, as it were. of Abyssinia, and
Italy.
Difficulty also is seen in a COM
munication from the Italian govern
ment which denies the charges of ag-
gression; it admits that military air
planes have made reconnaissance
flights over Abyssinian territory, but
justifies them by claiming they were
necessary-'owing to a considerable
concentration of Abyssinian armed
forces near places where there are
garrisons of Italian troops"
So, now it will be up to the League
Council to try to clear the matter up.
Sundays PlebiScite.
And the League does make decisions
with greater authority than before,
for recently it scored important tri-
umphs in averting a war between
Hungary and Jugo-Slavia, and in
bringing about an agreement between
France and Germany with reference
CONTINUED on Page 81
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
TAX RATES FOR
COUNTY ISSUED
County, School and Town
ship Rates Announced by
County Treasurer.
Higher Mill Rates Generally
in Evidence Through
out County.

The 1884 tax rate for Pine county
on which taxes are to be paid during
the year 1885, has been issued at
the county treasurer's. office in the
court house at Pine City. The ex-
tremely high rate in Belden township,
is as has been stated before, because
of the large bonded Indebtedness
there and there is very little farm
ing in that township. The higher
rate in many of the other places
throughout the county is due partly
to the delinquency and also to lower
valuation.
Following is the list showing the
rate for each subdivision:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
NOTICE OF MASS MEETING

The Farmers Holiday Association
is calling on all progressive organiza-
tons of the county for mass Meeting
at Hinckley Friday, January II, at 1
O'Clock sharp to adopt united pro-
gram on the most important issues,
such as the car licenses, old peoples
and some relief measures, to
be presented for state and national
legislation Please try to be present
and make this meeting q success.
H. SANDELL, Secretary.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
KERRICK LOOP TEAM
WINS FROM WILLOW

The Kerrick team rang up its third
victory in four starts when it met the
Luther Knights at Willow River Fri
day evening and garnered the long
end of a "a to 3S score. The game
was Kerrick's contest throughout, the
Yellow Jackets starting the scoring in
the first few minutes of play and as
Stunning a comfortable lead, never re-
linquishing it.
Kerrick's next game will be at home
on Thursday, January 10, when they
will meet the boys of the CCC camp
east of Sandstone. This will, nc
doubt, be fast contest and a good
one.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
PINE POKER is THE
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER

AT the annual meeting of the board
OF county commissioners. the Pine
Poker was chosen as the official
county newspaper for the year 1895
and will publish the financial state
ment. delinquent tax list, the COM
missioners proceedings and notices re-
quired by the board. The bulk of
the material will be published in the
other news papers of the county also.
w. G. Ausmus was reelected chair
man OF the county board and Harry
Gebhardt is vice chairman.
Tom Ling was succeeded as janitor
of the court house by Walter Blan-
chard Of Pine City. Mr.. Ling has
been janitor there for about Is years.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
OFFICIALS
TAKE OFFICE
Board of County Commits
sioners Met Tuesday in
Annual Meeting.
Two New Board Members
and Four New Officials
Begin Work.

The county board met Tuesday with
the newly elected county officers also
taking office at that time. ]. E. Their
auditor, Arthur e. Gustafson took Of
fee as county superintendent OF
schools, and Albert Johnson became
county attorney. There were also two
new faces on the board of county
commissioners, being j. S. Patrick OF
Hinckley, who replaced Nels Oakland.
and Charles A. Pearson replaced John
EtteL Mr.. Patrick represents the
third district and Mr.. Pearson the
first.
Mr. Therrien who takes the posi-
ton of county auditor is thoroughly
familiar with the work of that office.
Before coming to Pine county nearly
thirty years ago, Mr.. Therrien held
many deputy positions in county Of
fees at Two HarbOrs. From 1917 to
1920, Mr.. Therrien was Judge of Pro-
bate of Pine county. and this was
followed by three terms in the state
legislature, during which time he
served on the tax committee and made
a special study of taxation. He is
also very familiar with land descrip-
tons and land titles through his
many years work as secretary of the
Pine County Abstract Company.
Edin and Miller Served is Years.
Mr.. Edin, the outgoing auditor,
feels much relieved after 16 years of
-, i'm hn Irrfi Of NV
auditor. He has not yet announced
his plans for the future, but will
spend some time in travel and recre-
alton, before taking up any definite
line of work.
Mr. Gustafson, the incoming super
with plans for his work. He will soon
be visiting schools and will soon make
some announcements of plans for his
work.
Mr.. Miller, leaves the office Of
county superintendent after 16 years
of service in that position, during
which time he has worked hard in an
effort to improve conditions In the
rural schools of Pine county. Prior
to Mr.. Miller's taking the office OF
county superintendent of schools. he
served four years as principal of
schools at Bruno, and prior to that,
he was postmaster at Askov for four
years, having resided in Pine county
over % years. most of which time
has been spent in some form of pub
lie service.
Albert Johnson, who was elected
county attorney over M. B. Hurley,
assumed his duties also, this being
the second time that Mr.. Johnson
has been elected to the office. Mr..
Hurley has now moved to the Family
theatre building and established his
office. He will continue with the gen.
eral practice of law, specializing in
title work with which he is very
familiar.
Other officers who assume office in
Pine county by virtue of their re-elec-
ton, are Frank Poferl. county treas
urer, Philip L. Hamlin, register of
deeds, Hannes Rypkema, sheriff, and
Charles Stephan, court commissioner.
DR.. A. L. Arends of Askov, succeeds
F.. P. Gottry of Pine City, as county
coroner
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
NO HOME-MAKING CLASSES IN
SANDSTONE. ASKOV, BRUNO

There will be no Home Making
classes in Sandstone. Askov and Bruno
next week as Miss Priscilla Rugg. the
instructor, will attend the Farmers
and Homemakers week at University
Farm. st. Paul Glasses will be re-
sumed the following week of January
20 in accordance with the schedule
printed elsewhere in this issue. Brief
reviews Of the subject matter given in
the course which Miss Rugg will at
tend. will then be taken up in the
various adult education classes.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
MRS. REMAINDER OF
SANDSTONE PASSES

The Sandstone community was sad
dened Wednesday morning when it
learned that Mrs. Bert Fenander had
passed away at the University hos
pital where she was taken for treat
ment Sunday evening. She had been
ill for the past few weeks but her
condition was not regarded serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenander had lived
in the Asklund block the past few
years and have made a large number
of friends who will grieve with her
husband, mother, three sisters and
two brothers in her passing.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made at this time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
HINCKLEY MAN LAID
TO REST AT RED WING

Frank BOothroyed of the Hinckley
community. passed away on New
Years day of apoplexy. He had been
in the best of health and therefore his
death was an unexpected shock to the
community. The deceased made his
home with his daughter, Mrs. o. B.
Thompson, and was 81 years of age
when he died. Burial was made at
Red Wing Friday.
Neighbcrs and friends extend SYM
pathy to Mrs. Thomson in her great
loss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
ASKOv HOLIDAY TO MEET

Holiday mass meeting in the ID. B.
s. hall Saturday, January IL, at 1
O'Clock sharp for the purpose Of dis
cussing the drouth relief proposition.
ALI are urged to come prepared to
sign up for the 1895 membership card,
as the association is very much in
need Of money.
AS many ladies as possible are
urged to attend in order to get Holi-
day Auxiliary started
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
SNOW PLOWS WILL
BE AVAILABLE FOR
TOWNSHIPS, VILLAGES

At the annual meeting of the board
of county commissioners a resolution
was passed making snow blowing
available to the townships, villages
or individuals by the county plows.
This service may be obtained at the
rate of 1913 per hour payable in ad-
vance to the county auditor.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
BRUNO RESIDENT
DIES AT ANOKA

The Bruno community was shocked
and saddened Tuesday when word was
received that Matt Emerson had
passed away. Mr.. EmersOn's death
occurred at Anoka, where he had gone
to care for his brother-in-law's things
while they were away and upon their
return they found that he had passed
away in his sleep. No funeral ar
engagements have been announced at
this time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
Over 200 People Gather IN Church
Basement to Honor Pop
ular Couple.

The fiftieth milestone in the mar
ried life of respected Askov couple
was observed Sunday when Mr.. and
Mrs. Niels Olesen were feted by a
host of friends during the afternoon
and evening. The couple and their
family, after attending church serv-
ices in the forenoon, went to the
home of their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Olesen in
the village, for dinner at which over
40 were served. Then in the after
noon the congregation of the local
Danish Lutheran church sponsored an
elaborate get-together in the church
basement at which several talks were
given and singing was enjoyed. A
ding cake was cut into many parts
and each of the over 200 present re-
ceived a piece. Mrs. E. ]. Fogt, who
termed herself as the eldest of the
children, acted as spokesman for the
family and expressed great apprecia-
tion in behalf of her parents and the
family as a whole for the sincere
friendship SHOWn ny nc1S1DOTS anu
friends.
Both Born in Denmark.
Mr.. and Mrs Olesen were both born
in Denmark where they were also
married. Mr. Olesen, a little the
junior of Mrs. Olesen. was born at
Haderslev, Slesvig. July 10. 1863, and
Mrs. Olesen was born Nov. 1, 1861, in
Ydby. They were united in marriage
at the brides home there Jan. 6.
1885 and three years later came to
the United States. where they first
settled at Minden. Nebr. From there
they moved to Ord in 1891, where
they farmed until 1912 when they
came to Askov.
While getting along IN years both
are in good health at the present
time and are happily surrounded by
all of their children. some Of whom
visit or phone them almost every
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10
SANDSTONE FL. CLUB TO MEET

The Sandstone Farmer-Labor club
will hold its regular monthly meeting
Friday night, January II, at o'clock.
There will be business for the new
year to attend to and the club wei
comes new members.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
ST. FEUL, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-10

Largest circulation of any
newspaper in the United
States published in a COM
munity of its size.
By far the largest circu-
latiOn of any newspaper in
Pine county.
A good advertising medium.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
AGUACALIENIE
INDEMN MIA A
SUS EMPLEADOS
Les page los suicides que
les adeudaba y Ell mes
fijado por la ley

TIJUANA, Julio 25.-lExclusivo.)
-CumpIiendo cen las dispo5ioioncs
de la Icy del Trabajo, la empresa
del Aqua Caliente uaao a los en-
pleado1 los sueldos que Sc les adeu
Gakan, desembo,sando con csc mo-
two mas de S75,0oo.to.
La emprcsa del hip6dromo sc ha
negado a pagar 81 mes de indemni-
zaci6n. Y con csc motive los elemen
tos que prcstaban sus servicios, pi-
dieron por conducto de abosados
que Sc proceda a Ia incautaci5n de-
edifi > Y mobiliario.
III embargo sera prccautorio uni
camente. pues Sc cree Que In en-
prcsa ~accedcra al fin a cubrir csc
mes de sueldo. Entire tanto sc ha
estado procediendo con suma y,o-
,CuCia a Sacar toda Ia cahallada y
los equipos de establos. pasdn-
dolus a tcrritorio americana.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
PlOEN Ct DEsAFuERo DE
AUSENclo CRUZ

clUoAo oE MEXICO. julio e5.
Que 81 Prosiacnie cardenas. en-
"a campaha para termlnar con Ia
turhia s~ituaeion que Ia existido
en- Tabosco. esta dlspuesto a ha-
Ger caor con TODD rieor 81 peso de
Ia ley sobre los PARTICIPATES eulpa-
blcs. fueron los faUofes circuiaeos
en- tsta hoy. a-ereEandose ane Ell
p~rcsldente - pfenono abrir un
proccso criminal contra 81 ex-dlc-
tador de Tabaseo Tomas Garrido
Conahal, en- coneXi6n con IA ma
tauza De doee personals 81 Is de ~
ITO en- IN capital tahas4ueha.
e. Departments de Comuniea-
clones Giro hoy ordsnes = Tssas-
co para cue les sviones particuta-
res de osrrido sean eonfiseados y
sc prohiba 50 salids del Estado. .
FIN de evitar cue 81 x-aobernsdor
emprends IA iugs 81 sxtranjero.
Los mismos informes deen que en-
esta capital 81 sensdo Sc
despolar De so fuero al ssnsdor
Auseneio Cruz, = auisn sc aeusa
como 81 autor material de "a ma
tanEa eometida en- v~iilahsrmosa
q IA esads de "a sspsdiei6n de
iovenes ts5ssqus5os Que marco IA
eaida de oarrido canabai.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
FL CARGO De
SED|C|ON If
FUE LANzAO0
lnsisten ante Cardenas que
sea arrestado y juzgado
ell dictator
Aureo Gales aclamado en-
Villah ermosa; nuevo
golpe al garridismo

clUoAo DE MEXICO. Julio 25.
-tiiilo Direeto.) - Demandando
Ia apprehension de Tomas Garrido
canabal por considerable un serio
peligro para la tranquilidad nacio-
nal 81 Sc le della en- libertad. Ell CO.
mite LIbertador de Tabasco Sc o.
rigid hoy al Presidente Cardenas
por medic de un boletfn.
Que Ia apprehension de Garrido
es Indispensable 81 Sc quieren cor
tar de raix los males en- Tabaseo
y evitar mas disturbios en- ell sures
te. es 10 cue dice Ell boletin del co
mite, ssesurando cue ell dis ante
rior a Ia eaids del 6obernador Las
ira en- Villshermosa. Garrido Sos
tuvo una conferences seereta con
sus lusartenientes y aeordo que
todos "se fueran al monte
Fl eX-gobernador de Tahasco rs
acusado de dediearss a aetividaees
subversiyas en- Ell Estado. Y seg1n
dcnuncia 81 Comlte Liberiador de
Tabasco, tiene escondido en- VI
l~laherm0sa IN arsenal de armas
que esta sacando poco a POGO para
dotar a sus hombres.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
EL CIERRE DEL
AGUACALIENTE
ES DEFINITIVO
Ash 10 dice ell jefe de GAIA
y Pesca en- San Diego,
D. Fernando VilIasenor

SAN DIEGO, Calf, julio e5. -
(EXelusivo). - I'll sehor don Fer
nando Villasehor, jefe dc GAIA y
Pesea de San Diego. California.
amigo personal del ~Presldente car
denas Y quien ACADIA de llcCar dc
Ia Ciudad de Mexico. hizo hoy a
La OPINION las siguientcs &C.
claraciones:
ia clausura de los iuesos en-
Tijuana es definitiva y nsdie de-
be de alberssr Ia mas levo espe-
rama de una reconsideration de Ia
misma, y cuantas mayores eanti-
dsdes de dinero sc sasten en- ges-
tones a aquel r%espeeto, seran per-
didas irrcmisiblemente. Es bueno
que n vez por todas TODD mum
do sepa que el senior Presidents
Cardenas no tiene a su ~alrcdedor
influyente aluuno que 10 haga cam
biar de eriterio aeerea de dieha
cl%ausura, y 20 garantixo cue 81 es
el primero en- eomprender Ell in
mediate periuieio que resentirSn
%cientos de personals cue han que
dado sin empleo, y a Ia veg que
10 comprende 10 lamenta con toda
la fuerza de su gran eorszon, on
cuyo fondo no vive otro sentimien.
to que ell ayudar a Ia elase sin
fortuna, a la que a 81 mismo le
TOGO en- suerte perteneeer; pero es-
ia ayuda no Ia impartirs 81 ella
impiica n claudieaeion a sus
principles, los eusles son de una
reotitud que nosotros los mexies-
nos no cstamos inclinados a Greer,
por 10 exotioo de los mismos en-
nuestro ambiente.
FL E%jocutivo dc Ia Rep1bliea sc
parcata de- Immediate p~eriuieio quo
su resolution reports. ademas de
los e~mplcados que de modo tan
inesperado para clos han quedado
sin medios de vida. = la region en-
donde los juegos existian; mas a
pesar de clio sus principles mora
les son de tai manera firmes; su
resolution de terminar con Ell vi
clio de tai suerte cnergiea, que re-
pito, no debe tenerse esperanto al
guna de cue %retroceda en- Ell paso
dado. Basta con que orea que es
bien dado para benefieio del pue.
BIO cue eobierna, como para ell de-
eoro nacional que ha prometido
guardian, para que mantenga firme
su acuerdo".
La opinión., 1935-07-26
T0D0 Ell PALS ESTA EN-
PAZ, ANUNCIAN
cIUoAo DE MEXICO. milo

cIUOAO DE MEXICO. Julio IS.
-(UP).-Una declaration tdcita de
que Eel pals Sc cucuentra en- COM
pleta paz Y IN administration del
Presidente Cardenas cuenta con
el ~respaldo de TODD 81 pueblo. fue
hecha hoy en- las oticinas presi-
denciales, cuando los co~rrcsponsa-
les cytranjeros Sc presentaron a
pedir informes sohre supuestas
mediGas milltares que Sc estan
tomando en- provision de un le-
yantamicnto armada.
Las noticias que Sc estan publ
cando en el c~Xtranjero son COM
pletamente infundadas, -dijo IN
portavoz de Ia presidential. aha
diendo que los acontecimicntos de
Tabasco y Tamaulipas, respectiya-
mente, son casos meramente Local
les, por p%roblemas cue 81 pueblo
ha estado teniendo con sus Sobcr-
nantes.
~ u esos casos,-dijo ell de-
cl%arante-. son de muy facil solu-
ci6n. precisamente porque Ell puo-
bio ansia vivir en- paz y contar con
sarantias &c las autoridades".
La opinión., 1935-07-26
VlLIARREAL DEScoNoCIOo EN-
TAMPICO

ClUDAD DE MEXICO, julio IS.
-(UP),-Un definitivo rompimiento
de relaciones entire ell ayuntamien
to del puerto de Tampico y ell go
bernador de TamauIipas, Dr.. Ra-
fael Villarreal, fue acordado ano-
che. a la misma bora en- que ell go
bernante conference.-the con el mir
n~istro de gobernseion, Silvano Bar
ba Gonzalez. quicn fue enviado es
peeialmente por Ell presidente Car
denas al propio puerto de Tampieo
a entefarse de la situacion.
Il ayuutamieuto tampiqueho. en-
eabezado por cl presidente munich
pal. resolvi6 por unanimidad des-
conoeer a Nillarreal como goberna-
dor del Estado, 'con motive de Ia
forma dictatorial Y arbitraria en- que
Ia estado administrando'.
Al acordarsc el desconocimiento
de su au'oridad. fueron enviados
mensajes en- csc sentido al congre-
so y al senado, en- Ciudad Victoria,
Y a Yillarreal Sc lie pidio su inme-
data %renuncia.
En- esta capital circular rumo-
res de cue ell presidente cardenas
esta dispuesto a obrar con mano de
hero. como en- ell case de Tabas-
CO, pues no quiere que su admins
TRACTION Sc yea entorpecida por la
labor radical de algunos gobernan-
ties.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
D|SPUESTO A
DEMOSTRAR
ST. |NOCENC|A
IL Concejos municipales
de Tamaulipas cayeron;
dificil situacion
Barba Gonzalez conferen-
cia con ell Gobernador ;
Tampico en- la pugna

cIUDAO DE MEXICO. Julio =.
-(Hilo Directo.)- FL case del Go
~bernador Saturnino Osornio, de
oueretaro, sera llevado a discussion
en- la Comision Permanente del
Congreso durante ana session espe
cial que ha sido convocada para
manana, y en- Ia cual debe resell
verse la a%cusacion que Sc lama al
gcbernante queretano.
En- los circulos politicos de esta
ciudad Sc asegura que los MEM
bros de In comision presentardn
una moci6n para convocar a I'm
periodic extra rGinario de ambas
camaras. a fin de resolver e. case
Osornio.
Que es de urGencia convocar a
session eXtraordinaria de las CANA
r1s. porQue solo 81 Congreso de Ia
Union puede ordenar el desafue-
70 del E~obernador y 81 consiena-
ci6n al Gran Jurado. es 10 que Sc
infOrm6 en- Ia Permanente.
La opinión., 1935-07-26
PachO Trio
a CanZOnerI
perO perdi0

CHICAGO. Ill, Julio Is. -
(uP).- Bobby Pacho, meNics-
no de California, consume hoy
en- la noche la hazaha de enViar
a la Iona 81 campeon mundisI
de peso lisero Tony Canzonerl,
ponien9olo al borde de knock
out, sunque ell veterano rey dc
las 1855 libras Sc levanto del sue
10 y Sc recupero 10 sufielente
para superar a su adVersarlo
al final del eneuentro y I'evar-
Sc la victoria por decision.
Ell momento de la esida &c
Canzoneri, en- ell cuarto round,
tue ell mas sensational dc Ia pc
lea, que fue preseneisda por
una numerosa multitud.
La primera psrte de la con-
tienda defraudo las espersnzas
de los ohio NIL espeetadores,
porque los dos adverssrios sc
trataron con respcto y no abrie
ron I'm atauue fuerte por tenor
de ser ~sorprendido por cl contra
rio. C%anzoneri sc concrete a
boNear, mientrss que Pacho de
tenis u golpes y pelcaba Q
preeaueion.
pero al ileaar 81 euarto round
el meNieano inielo una fuerte
olenSiva con smbos punos,
eonaetando un terrifico dere-
ehaEo en- la quiJada del cam
pe5n, cue 10 mando a la Iona
por una euenta larsa. Ell vete-
rano canzoneri Sc puso en- pie
y eonsra-ssaeo en- ell resto del
round, pero Paeho 10 superb por
amplio margen.
De aeuerdo con la decision
del referee y los ~iueees, que fus
unanime. canzoneri gano siete
rounds y Paeho tres. Esta fue
Ia primera veg que los dos pelea
ron. eensiderandose Ell u
tro como Ell Prelude de nj pc
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