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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
Survey OF School
Bus Routes Being
Made In Ashe Co.

Curtis Crissman, of the state
school commission, is making the
annual survey of the county
school bus lines all this week, an
nounced J. B. Hash yesterday. A
check is being made of the num-
Der of children on each route, and
it is likely that minor changes
will be made because of improv-
ed roads in certain sections of the
county.
Last year three one-teacher
schools were discontinued because
the lines were changed to pick up
the children in those sections,
therefore affording better school
ing. No change has been made in
the lines as yet this year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
SAVE THE CHILDREN
OFFICIAL IN COUNTY

DR.. John R. Voris, director,
Save the Children Federation, of
New York, was in Ashe county
at the Save the Children Fedora
ton, North Carolina headquar-
tiers, West jefferson, Sunday
evening, June End. While here, he
talked with people interested in
the work of the Save the Child
rem Federation, and gave a talk
on the work at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. He was dinner
guest of Mrs. Mary Sue White,
Director, Save the Children Fed
Grafton, North Carolina counties.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
RefOrestatiOn Needed

One of the greatest promotions that the
farmers, business and professional men of
Ashe county could undertake now is
t'REFORESTATTON PROGRAM.
Without giving the proposal careful con-
sideration, the average person will probab-
ly think, "Oh, guess that's all right, but
it doesn't mean much to me-.
And that is where Mr.. Average man is
WRONG. 1t will mean great deal to you
and to Ashe county. Why? The reasons
are many and varied, but we will only
mention a few of them at this time.
Take good look at a tree and then take
a look at some of the many hillsides in this
county off of which trees have been cut.
Yes, trees converted into lumber or fire
wood have real commercial value That's
the first thing perhaps that pops into our
minds Well, what about planting more
trees now for the future commercial value
of them? Wouldn't that be a good invest
ment?
The intrinsic value of a tree, however,
is only small part of its total worth. What
about the soil conservation and soil i'm,
provement values? "Here in Ashe county
trees are needed just as badly as lime and
phosphate to improve our soil 80. to en-
rich the soil by holding it on the hillsides
and by holding moisture that feeds down
into the meadows" Mr.. Gwyn Price, of the
county AAA who is quite an authority on
the subject, declares.
Attorney Floyd Grouse, mayor of Spar
ia who makes farming "hobby', says
reforestation program is the greatest OF all
needs in this section.
He emphasizes the value Of tree from
a scenic and tourist angle, and from the
fishing and hunting point Of view.
Under the 1910 AAA program, each far
mer can earn up to $50 for setting out trees
and this payment will cover the net cost
involved.
Mr.. Price has suggested that this be in
Guided in the grant-of-aid, like lime and
phosphate and we hope he will be success
full in getting his idea across to state au
thorities
Let's start a REPRESENTATION PRO-
GRAM NOW and make Ashe richer, it's
soil more fertile, it's scenery more beauti-
full, it's streams and forests sportsmen's
paradise!
A famous poet once wrote, poems are
made by fools like me, but only God can
make tree We can help the Almighty
a great deal in this worthy undertaking by
intelligent planting and He will do the rest.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
REA Coop Issues
Monthly Bulletin

The June issue of Along the
Lines with the Caldwell Mutual"
monthly news bulletin of the
REA coop, North Cardinals mil
lion dollar electric cooperative
serving 5000 farm families in
four counties. contains good
deal of interesting and valuable
information.
The six-page bulletin is also
attractively illustrated. Among
other things, it contains instruc-
tions to members relative to
meter cards, applications for wir-
ing loans, meter testing, etc.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
To Hold Funeral
Services Today
For Mrs. Davis

Funeral service will be held
this afternoon at one o'clock at
the Grassy Creek Baptist church
for Mrs. Gladys Davis, age IS,
who died at her home yesterday
morning from cancer.
The deceased, who is the wife
of Clare Davis and who is wide
ly known in that section of North
Carolina and Virginia, had been
in bad health for the past several
months.
She is survived by her hus-
band and seven children. Her pa
rents are dead and no brothers or
sisters survive.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
ENROLL IN G.. Nj. T. G..

A number of Ashe county boys
have enrolled in the c. M. T. c.
at Fort Bragg, including the fol-
lowing:
Melton Ingram, West Jefferson;
Victor Wayne Jones, Clifton; Will
liam T. Lemly, Fleetwood; James
Eller Rhodes, West Jefferson;
Thomas Kenneth Scott, Jefferson;
William Parks Coward, Jefferson;
William Ralph Campbell, West
Jefferson and James Wilmer
Baldwin, West Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
To Hold Auction
Sale Next Thurs.

w. E. Mcneil announced this
week that an auction sale would
be held next Thursday of the pro-
perty of the late Laura Black es-
tate, of which he is the admins
traitor.
An eight-room house and three
lots on Wilton Ave. in West JEFF
ferson will be offered for sale as
we'll as an 8O-acre farm, Mr.. Nc
Neill said.
The sale will be conducted by
the Catron Land Company, of
Marion, Va.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
Nuts
AND
Kernels
BY
TROY /.
JONES

I was in Sparta the other day
and saw a sign board pointing to
the cemetery. That, of course,
was for the dead one walking
about.
went with the wind" the 9TH
er day. From there I went to the
dentist and understood what was
meant by 1.-THE Yanks are COM
ing"
I have read so much about this
war I dream of parachute Jump
ing. Fortunately l wake up be-
fore I hit the floor.
=
"Gone with the Wind" was
two-way mystery story. One was
how Scarlet O'Hara got into her
dress and secondly, how she got
out.
According to my notions of his
tory. Sometimes there was hot
air breeze in "Gone with the
Wind.
Since so many went to see
"Gone with the Wind, the doctor
will have many cases of New
Monia" since so many have been
in the draft.
Taking into consideration what
is now going on in Europe in the
shape of war, Sherman either did
not know what he was talking
about or had not Travelled much
when he said, "War Is He'll"
had bad tooth last week. The
reason I did not write this column
the editor said that if there was
to be any cussin' in his paper, he
wanted to do it.
Hitler, they say, will commit
suicide. How selfish when there
are millions of people wanting to
accommodate him.
England said that they would
die in their tracks. 1t seems that
the way they are making them
right now there will be enough
for everybody to die in.
If ever take another toothache
like had the other day, am 60
ing right straight to Sparta and
follow that sign that says "Thls
way to the cemetery.
This war is gone on a long time
Everybody would like to see it
stop,
But you can't expect anything
like that
From a square-headed bristle top.
Hitler thinks he is the worlds
greatest juggler.
He will 60 on now since
He is backed up by Mussolini,
The most famous garlic smuggler.
Hitler was reared on sauer kraut,
Once in a while he got Welner.
I have read of lots of men
But never any that was really
meaner.
1 have no particular schemes
Nor anything up to hatch,
But would like to see Germany
Ploughed up and made turnip
patch.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06

Mr.. Glenn Little has become
our next door neighbor since
he moved his Auto Parts Store
into larger quarters. He has an
unusually nice store and some
very attractive prices on his
merchandise. We are glad to
welcome Mr.. Little to our part
of town and wish for him con-
tinued success in his business.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
SPECIAL SERVICE SUNDAY

The Jefferson Methodist church
will observe Laymen's Day next
Sunday at II o'clock. Professor
l.. Stacy Weaver, of Jonesville,
son of DR.. c. c. Weaver, a for
mer resident of this county, will
have charge of the service. A
large crowd is expected to at
tend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06
A Recipe for the June Bride
"Orange Nut Bread"

temperature $40 degrees
Time l to / IA hours
4 cups flour
IA cups sugar
4 tsp. baking powder
IL tsp. salt
IA cups nuts
4 tbsp shortening
2 eggs
2 cups milk
l IA cups orange peel cut fine
l. Sift dry Ingredients to-
gether, add the nuts, cut fine
and orange peel.
2. Beat eggs, add the milk
and melted shortening. Mix
carefully.
3. Turn into a buttered bread
pan and bake.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06

We offer $1.O0 for the best
recipe sent us by June 18th.
Electricity is Cheap, Clean
and indispensable.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-06-06

C. T. Robbins, Div. Mgr.
"Your friendly neighbor"
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

Y anadi6 tras una leve pausa,
EN- otro tono:
lily, Ia verdad, 20 no sc pa
que has querido echar al rio a
|toda la trupe, como decia Mon
sieur Renard, Y nos hamos que
.dao nosotros con la piojera es-
'ta... Adn no me 10 has explicao.
Pablito sonri6.
lie halagaba que ell otro estu-
viera intrigado acerca de sus
planes.
Y al fin, Sc dign6 contestar,
tfumandose, de una sola chupa-
da. medic cigarro:
-iPronto 10 sabras todo, CO
mo dicen en- las comediasl Aho-
ra estamos en- ell segundo acto:
en- el tercero es cuando viene Ell
desenlace... Y til diras, como d.
ce 81 pdblico del teatro: " An,
vamos: ahora 10 comprendo to-
Venta pa ca. Vamos a
YER 81 rio.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

Los dos randas sc acercaron
a la orilla del rio immense y soil
Itario.
Ell Chepa dijo adn:
-lBueno, pero no me expli-
cas- nal
LA explicaci6n en- ell nGme-
no pr6ximo-contest6 Pabrito
con otra sonrisa.
De prontc, una exclamation
de jGbilo Sc escape de los pechos
de los dos bandidos.
Habian negado junto al talud
y Sc sorprendieron viendo el le-
cho del rio co~mpletamente trans
Ell aqua habia seguido bajan-
do de nivel durante la nodhe,
.hasta tad punto. que muchas pie
dras del GAUGE brillaban ahora
al sol con una blancura de mar
mol o de enormes cOpos de ME-
We.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

Aqui y ana surgian pequenas
islas de ramaje y pizarra. con
tai cual tronco de arbol arrastra
do per la corriente.
Pero 10 que mas nen6 de jdbi-
10 a los dos miserables, fue Ia
vista del carbonate de Monsieur
IRenard, que estaba ahora cast
completamente al aire.
Solo Ell par de ruedas traseras
" la escalerilla que servia de ac-
.ceso al furg6n por detras per-
manecian sumergidas en- 81 a.
qua.
Diablo!-exclam6 el pri-
nero Cogorza-; ique me dices
d'esta sorpresa, so gach6?
-iQue por este es por 10 que
tn t'has levantao esta mahana
iluminao a la venecianal iQuien
baja al rio? It'll o yo2
-Yo, que duda cabe. Aydda-
me.
los dos Sc dirigieron hacia 81
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

tronco enorme del arbol que a.
vanzaba cast horizontalmente
sobre Ell talud y donde aun PEN
dfa la marcma enorme que enla-
aaron cuatro dias atras, cuando
Pablito intento penetrar en- 81
carbonate.
Cogorza, tras comprobar que
la cuerda seguia bien atada v
.firme, Sc desliz6 con una ligere-
"a Y una facilidad que admire a
los monos del bosque, hasta ell
.techo del furgon.
FL caballc va no estaba.
Dos dias atras, en- otra nueva
intentona para penetrar en- ell
caro- ,tambien fracasada, Dor
cierto. Cogcrza habia cortado
con sus herramientas de bandi-
do. las correas Y las cadenas de
los arreos, y el animal, hincha-
do va como un globo, fue arras-
tradO por la corriente seguido
de un bandO de peces q. 10 cOmen
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

teadcres de la Intersocial, al CO.
menzar Ell septimo.
A. Pedrero disparo un hit por
la segunda base, su segundo de
la tarde; Jimmy White decide
tomarse un ponche, 10 que Sc lie
tuvo a NAL; Castillo peg6 I'm
ely" y v. Granell 10 corri6, p
fectuando una buena cogida.
Contreras, hit por el If; Paz,
que estaba dormido como batea-
der, descarg6 un tubey por ell
jardin central y Sc prOdujo ell
empate, entrando dos corredo-
res. Gatty, que lanzaba por las
Estrellas, sc llev6 las msnos a IA
cabeza, como 81 no comprendie-
ra tai descortesia D. Pulido fe-
me- q en- fly al If.
Ovacion6 ell p1blico a los pelo-
teros "intersociales" y en- la oc-
tava entrada continuaron los
'fuegos artificiales'', en- la for
ma siguiente: Kino Romero a.
vanz0 contoneandose hacia ell
home, Ia CORA ladeada, bril-
Ito en- la mirada y en- la mano IL
quierda ell bate o "macana'. /.
Calcul6 bien las distancias, miro
hacia Gatty, le dijo "pasala por
aquf',.. sc la pas6 y ala fue la
pelota hacia 10 profundo del Jar
din dereoho, inclination hacia
81 central, y Kino, a pesar de
sus libras, lego a la gonna
triunfalmente. Uno de los mas
largos batazos de "jonrron" pc
gados en- Cuscaden. La pelota Sc
fue hasta ell Diamond BALI, en-
la yecindad de la avenida 81.
lie trajeroh a Kino algunas
flores, que el accepts galantemen
tie. Montoto le ofreci6 retratarlo
para ell aho que viene,
Calmada la algarabia, Pulido
ell pitcher descarg6 un hit; Lyle
sias pogo un hit al cuadro; A.
Pedrero bate6 al pitcher, quien
trio a la tercera y Sc produjo el
out de Pulido. Gatty sc volvi6
hacia la segunda y tiro..... la ps-
lota lie di6 en- la espalda a IgGe-
sias y los dos corredores avanza
ron a tercera y segunda. Deci-
do aQui la direction de las Es-
trellas, 81 querido Alfonso Lopez
darle la base a White Y Sc plan
te6 un "problema." White no
guerra la base intentional y Ell
catcher SchirO, que habfa susti-
tuido a M. Fernandez, dijo q, in
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
Of functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous depressed lately-your work too much
foI you-
Then why not take LYDIA T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hysterical nerves, relieve monthly pain
lcramps, backache, headache) and weak
dizzy f~ainting spells due to functional ir-
regularities.
For over 60 years Pinkham's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds of thousands of weak
rundown, nervous failing" women to 20
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful ".woman's friend" a chance
to help your Try til
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
Sc L. HA OFRECIDO A CAN
CELIA UNA PELEA CON
ALLEN

Frank La Marque lie ofreci6
aver a Rudy Cancega, vencedcr
de Robinson, una pelea con
Young Allen, ell individuo que
Tommy Gomez derrot6 Ell vier =
mes, por la cuenta de disz.
"Cancela viene pidiendo un
match con Tommy Gomez; pc
70 yo lie he dicho que su reputa-
cion no esta a la altura de la
cue ostenta ell hotelero. Ell insis-
te y acabo de proponerle que pa
Sc primero por la prueba de AL
len y demuestre sus facultades.
"Allen seria para Rudy una
prue5a de marca mayor, 81 es
que de veras quiere pelear con
ell soldado de la Guardia Nacio-
nal"
Lee Silvers, un peso compile
to de Miami, desea venir a Tam
pa, pero aun no Sc lie ha encon-
trade rival.
La Marque sostiene que Sc le
estan acabando los contrarios
para Gomez y ell soldado Clark.
Desea 81 enfrontar a Jack Mar
shall con uno de esos p1giles To-
Gales.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

zaba a devorar con furicSas dan
telladas.
ii ueno, ahora, este es CO.
ser y eantar !-dij desde aba
.jo Pablito.
5iQuies que baje yo?-repu-
SO Ell Chepa desde arriba.
Cogcrza dude un instante.
Luego dijo, decidi6ndose:
i Mira, ST! iBaja! Sera me-
.jcr. Pero antes da un vistazo
.por ahi, por ell canine, ne vaya
a venir algdn ciudadano y nos
cola con las names en- la masa.
|Que va a venir, hombre!
TIL, mira, por 81 acaso.
.
Isidro obedeci6 al maestro. a.
partandose un instante del ia
lud y e~xplorando los alrededores
del c%ampamento.
POGO despues volvi6 junto a Ia
orilla.
-lQuei
La gaceta., 1940-12-02

tareional Ia tendris. por cuanto
81 tenia derecho a darla. Ell ar
nitro del home" Cesar Fernan
DEE. decia que Ell GATHER nc po-
dfa dar una base "int.ncional :
mente," pero al fin White la to-
mo en- esta forma. Alfonso L6-
paz y Granall sostenian que, cor
arreglo a las Gltimas reformas,
Sc podia dar la base por bolas
intsr:ionalmente. Sc sac5 ell Ii
bro de reglas, con todas las re-
formas hechas y hasta febrero
de 1910, y dice que no Sc puede
6ar la base ntenciona.mente
pero Alfonso y Granell afirma-
ron que en- sus respectivos cir
quito Sc permitieron asi en- Ia
Ultima t%emporada.
FL anutador y ell presiden-
te acordaron consular para Ell
future. Sigui6 el inning y Chelo
Castillo peg6 una tubey, produ-
ciendose otras dos carreras. 81
tubey Sc 10 peg6 a Lopez, que ha
bfa entradc a sustituir a Gatty
y luego de la "tangana." LIE
dieron a Contreras otra base por
bolas intentional, p~oniendose ell
catcher dentro de les 10 pies del
'fhome" que marcan las reglas,
Ell "Gallego," Ell arbitro, Sc que
10 de nuevo; pero Contreras tu-
vo que aceptar ( regs.9. Willie
Paz avanz6 con paso de "cheve-
re" y listo para repetir la haza-
ma del "tubey".,.. pero Sc equi-
voc6 y Sc tom6 un ponche en- la
copa de los Leales, que contiene
dos litros. PulidO no pudo ayu-
dar a su hermano y Sc acab6 G.
inning. NADIA digno de menci6n
ocurri6 en- ell noveno.
Chali de Cuellar bate6 de &c
mergencia," en- ell noveno, Y Sc
tom6 Ell noveno ponche servido
por Pulido en- ell curse del jue-
go.
Anoche mismo Ell 'Gallego' es-
cribi6 una carta pidiendo ITO :
das las ragla h,5idas y por ha-
|ber", de mOdo que no suceda de
nuevo 10 de las bases "intencio-
nales."
Anotaci6n por entradas y nue.
vos laureles para Pulido:
Leales 600 600 23O-5c, Oh, Sc
Estre. O1O OlO OO0-2c, Al, lie
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
DEPORTES
S-ONNERBERG LUCHARA
HOY CON


Ell notable luchador Gus Son
nerberg, Ell creador de la lave
''voladora," Sc batira hoy, en- Ia
Arena de Benjamin Field, con
un excelente atleta, ROLAND
Kirschmeyer.
Pidi6 Kirschmeyer Ell match
v Ell empresario resolvi6 compla
cerlo. La semana pasada Sonner
berg le arranc6 la Garcia a la
SOmbra Negra. Kirschmeyer es
un hombre de seis pies y siete
pulgadas de estatura y pesa mas
que su rival.
Lee Kenning, de California,
hara frente a Stanley Pinto;
Bobby Roberts, de Cleveland,
tendra de contrario a AL Getz.
Bob Green, de louisville, ha 81
do nombrado arbitro pOr la Co
mission.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. S14
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

FL brillante segundo lie alarg6
al maestro la petaca, una peta-
ca viejisima y mugrienta.
Cogorza cogi6 un polvo de Ia
baco, una cantidad tan insigni-
ficante que mas bien parecia
que fuese a tomar rape, y sc pu-
80 a hacer uno de sus clasicos
cigarros delgadisimos.
Luego 10 dobl6 y Sc 10 puso,
colgando, de una comisura de la
boca.
%Tra'c& un f6sforol
Encendieron.
10y las crias?
-Duemen-contest6 81 Che
pa con immense deAprecio.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
PuIido dej6 en- cuatro hits a las Esrelas ptofe-
sionaIes y obtuvo SUI I5a victoria CONSECUTIVE
Pegaron 8 hits los muchachos de la
Liga Intersocial
Debate sobre una jugada

La novena de los Caballeros
.Leales, vencedora en- el campeo-
nato Intersocial, lie cometi6 aver
.cinco errores al pitcher Roberto
Pulido, pero bate6 con gran O.
portunidad y el joven lanzador,
que sirvi6 nueve ponches, sali6
de Cuscaden con su decima quin
ia victoria consecutive Y las ban
deras desplegadas.
Empezaron las cO.sa- para Pu
lido, cuando en- la segunda en-
trada lie hicieron una carrera,
a pesar de que sac6 los tres
"outs' sirviendo ponches. Aho-
"a bien. ell hit que produjo esta
carrera sali6 del bate de Joe
Schiro, un pelotero de la Liga
Intersocial que ha venido "refor
zando' a las Estrellas.
La segunda carrera a PulidC
y la Ultima de la tarde, la pro-
dujo un cuadrangular de Ben
ny Fernandez, en- Ell quinto inn
ig. Ates de este "jonrr6n", Ben
ny lie habia pegado a Pulido un
"tribey'', que no produjo carre-
ra.
Cerrado Ell puerto a las "Es-
.trellas', a partir del sexto, al
gunos creian que los Leales iban
a recibir Ia "lechada"; pero la
mayoria de los espectadOres te-
man confianza en- el batting
de los "muchachos def parque".
Los spectators Sc pusieron de
pie, esta vez en- honor de los ba-
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
Nj n mosca.
Il Estas SECURE?

Nj una mosca.
-iEstas SECURE?
-iQue ST, hombre. No Sc ven
mas que los monos en- los arbo-
les. ESQ 81, va eyes ell jaleo que
Sc traen!
FL otro sonri6, asintiendo.
Il Deben estar borrachos!
Anda, baja.
Isidro Sc desliz6 por la cuer-
da, cen no menos habilidad que
su preclaro maestro.
No hay que decir que trafa de
los carros Ell arsenal de los BAN
didos.
-Bueno, ahora es mas facil
que eomerse una fuente de arroz
con leche, Sestas?
ST, hombre, Pablo.
I'll ponte alui. Voy a abrir
esta puerta. Iremos sacando por
aqui los fiembres.
-Muy bien pensao Y luegO,
lal aviOl
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
LIGA 1NrERsocIAL

Syplicase a los seLores dele
gados y subdelegados de la Liga
I~ntersocial concurran a la jun
ia que Sc efectuara mahana mar
ties, a las 8:15, en- 81 edificio de
ia Unione Italiana.
Asantos de importancia reQuie
rem la a~sistencia de tcdos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
DON'T Spread Your Cold Cough
F. Get MenthO- MulSior .

ing highest grade beechwood REQ
scte for penetration. Genuine Cab
ifornia 6g syrup gives Mentho>
Mulsior. . taste the whole family
viii like. It clings to the mem-
hrahes so its soothing, healing i'm
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
"AttendancA at church Is neceB-
scry for human welfare, but don't
endanger TIE congregation with q
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion g
so inexpensive and easy to obtain
M naturalization is endorsed ~
your neighbors and gue rantoed by
ie~d;rp d-1~rists Fvarvyhar7 -odv.
La gaceta., 1940-12-02
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