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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

The Republicans of Rochester and Monroe
County generally are sensibly impressed with the
honor which has been bestowed upon them in the
choice of the Flour City as the place for holding
the Republican State Convention, and the effect
of this selection promises wen for Republican
ism all through the western part Of the State.
Rochester is making full preparations for the en-
tertainment of the delegates, and will put it's best
foot forward in the hope that an important prece-
dent in its behalf may be established this year.
AS is-pointed out in letter from that city pub
'ished this morning. the Republicans of the sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

New-York and its neighbOrs were visited by a
heavy rainfall last evening, and the same con-
ditions prevailed along good share of the Hud-
son River Valley. The rain was most welcome
after an uncommonly moist and diSagreeable
day, though it drove many pleasure-seekerS to
cover before they had competed their Sunday
outing. 1t will be more than welcome in the
country districts which have suffered from the
abnormally dry weather through the failure Of
wells and other sources of water supply. Pro
longed rains are reported from Ohio and In
diana, while further west the frOst-lne has been
barely escaped by sudden drop in the mercury
There is a good prospect now that the dry season
in the East has ended, and that, too, without the
aid of Genera Dyrenf6rths rain compelling bal
looms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
fHE TALK OF THE DAY.

decree has been issued By the German Minister
Of the Interior III accordance with the order OF
Emperor William, forbiddng the BY his subjects
OF baptsmal names Of a political character. The
only "leea7 names in the future are to be those
taken from the characters in the Bible, from princes,
or from famous statesmen, generals and patriots 1t
has long been practice among the Socialists 10 give
their children the of dcmagogues and reyolu-
tionsts, This practice the Emperor hopes to over
come. 1t Is almost needless to say that the decree
la, caused q storm of indignation.
II was on the train, and he was trying to read.
There the usual variety OF passengers, among
them lady with very spnghtly little girl that had
blue eyes. head Of glistening gold ard an uquisi
tOral tongue she piled him with questions and toyed
with his Watchchan. The mother, who was widow,
fairly beamed upon him. lie was becoming nervous.
and turning 10 the mother said: " Madame, what DO
you call this sweet little daring9" 80
Tn. widow smiled cnChantngy, and replied Win a
SIGH Ethel
Please call her, then "TreXas Siftings.
It is to be feared that Bob Burdette's days are
numbered. We have not yet received statistical re-
ports as 10 the number Of fair widows in the United
States, but believe they sufficiently numerous
TO annlhiate Mr.. Burdette when they read the follow
ing paragraph from that humorlsts pen: mo, son,
don't marry a widow. She is too calculating, and
loving by arithmetic is not romantic. Real love should
not have any moro sense than bottle Of saltwater
suddenly tapped 1t should s!zz and fuss inst Like
there wasn't anything else on EARTH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

Ii is well understood that the Democrats, under
the astute leadership OF Governor Hill, viii put
forth special effort this fall to carry both
branches OF the Legislature. Elated by their
success in e'ecting a Democratic Assembly last
year, they are aiming at larger game, and will
bend all their energies to holding on TO the AS
sembly, and in addition capturing the Senate.
Hence the prospects in the various Senatorial
districts are of more than ordinary interest.
They will be found intelligently reviewed by
THE TRIBUNE'S Albany correspondent IN a let
ter given on another page The conclusions
reached after careful canvass Of each district
are that the Republican majority in the next
Senate will be larger than in the present one,
which contains nineteen Republicans and thir-
teen Democrats. But such a result cannot be
secured without good nominations and hard
work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

When Governor Hill has made up his nina
whether or not he wants to take the risk of run
ming for third term, we will cheerfully commu-
ncate his decision without charge to Messrs.
Cleveland, Flower Chaplin, Jones, ct al Ana
in case he decides to take the nomination we VIII
in turn record their comments, judiciously expur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

1t is most unfortunate that some, perhaps many
NJ the clerks at the Custom House are In danger
of losing their vacations. Each man is supposed
10 have fourteen days annually for rest ana re-
cuperation and is fairly entitled to 1t. Inc recent
reduction in the force, however, makes sonie
doubling-up necessary, and there is fear THAT
some vacations will be cut short. We sincerely
hone that Collector Fassett will be able to make
some arrangement whereby each man may have
az least a weeks holiday. lie could not take
surcr way Of winning the regard OF his suoordi-
nnfcH
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York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

The movement 10 substitute the new lake IN the
desert for Salt River as the postelecton head
Quarters OF tho Democratic party is said 10 DE
gaining strength rapidly and resolution TO that
effect will probably be submitted to the National
Convention next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

The people of New-York are once more reminded
by Secretary Sheehans report of the cost Of the
new Aqueduct little over twenty-five millions
represents the total-to be exact, S25,O0O,S2l So
Il was a costly undertaking, but considering its
usefulness-nay, necessity-not only to the present
generation. but to their SUCCESSORS, it must be
pronounced a successful one. Fortunately, the
bad work which contractors attempted TO foist on
the city was discovered in time to be rected, and
when opened a year ago this water-carrying tun-
mel was in excellent condition. 1t will be deplor-
able if the courts decide that the contractors bills
for extra work in making good their own
mistakes have to be paid One court has decided
against them, bat no doubt they will fight as long
as there is the slightest chance of gaining their
point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

cooncl and the architect. At each meeting OF the
ormory commission they glare at each other
and accuse each other of all varieties oil lgno'
rance and stupidity. The latest trouble arose
ont of the fear the colonels part that he wonid
not be able to put his head out of the WINDOWS
of his room, and oil was poured upon the agitaiea
waters by ordering the architect to modify tne
windows to meet the colonel's wishes. OF course
tbcre is not the slightest evidence that he VIII
over desire to use the windows for this purpose !;
indeed. it might be contcnded with show oil
reason that it would he undignfed for q colonel
70 indulge in such an eccentricity in plain sight
Of the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

An armory is suggestive Of war rather than
peace; OF the clash of arms rather than the quiet
return home OF the battle-scsued veterans But
is il necessary that in the process of constructing
an armory there should be continual collisions be-
tween the men who have the oversight of the
work? The natural answer to the question is not
far TO seek. But not so is il over in brooklyn,
where each step in the work of building certain
armory has been marked by strife between the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24

As this letter is devoted TO triviaties, l VIII
end il with q brief note on that Critic of New'
York who said that French printers can do every
thing except print. The foolishness Oh 'his "
mark having been pointed out TO him. he now say
no did not mean what he said. II is only '"o
French printers of French dictionaries who eahnoS
print MAY say how hard il is. especially III .
foreign cline and 5000 miles away from the ora'o
itself to know what he means when he says "hSO
| no does not mean? On what canon OF eso,ei'
INTERPRETATION is the inner Intention OF the Wv
zeal One TO be OWNED Let him, in future nav
nifty ON the uncritical reader, and say "h@' ~
means even if he does not mean what ne say .
however. saws my Critic, am ignorant OF w.
defects OF French dictionaries, my Kh'"''Ne,
the French language being so intimate Do !" pa.
clude the necessity Of consulting lexicon -,
terrific sarcasm is like the rest. uncrluc"i'
not on reflection. think know trench n'u0" 49,.
fer than English, or American. and ph"ei'~
English Dictionaries are used by the Englsh' anu
American Dictionaries by the American l wa
ouo,e 70 the uncrtical Critic what the late en"iN'
Sumner said He lived surrounded Dy piO
aries. Enclycopacdias. and books oil re'eic'oe y,
many kinds A Worccster's Dictionary ""
his elbow ON his writing-tabe, ana ca" ~
now rs he laid his hand on IT, aimos' ',,e0
o,elv. and said: There is never day. h"i'H -,
an hour masses. that / don't consult TINS DOo'
But neither is the revised and corie'',N ,;o,,ou.
OF the Critic about the printers oil fiehon vi ia.
aries much more accurate than his oi'si n,
dictment against French printers in Seueia, .,,.r
has had to abandon the first; let us sSe
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amiga
Para que le hagas unos 7eraos, Yerdad
NO, es un album de retratos
Ola, ensenamelo yer 81 c0nozc0 al
guien.
-Puede ser, pero to prohibo que 7eas
lPor que
-PorQue 10 hice 70, no me qued0 bion.
-VamOS tai 7ez sea el de tu nOVia.
No es mi novia, perO me daria en- el pc
cho cen "a peha de la Fortaleza, con tai que 10.
fuera.
- Tan bella es
Para mi no hay otra que 10 iguale, por-
que reune tOdas las condolences f1sicas mO-
TaleS que me agTadan es alta, elegante, her
mosa, con unOs Ojos verdes tan bonitos = ex-
presiVOs que fascinan, una bOca que tiene tan
ia gracia para hablar como para reir. Buena
hija y carinosa con sus amigos decidora
graciosa como una andaluza, trabajadora y
economical como una gallega, y sobre todo, mo-.
desta como una palOma. Su buena madre ha.
esposa.
- Su nombre1
Puedes conponerlo con las Ietras a, I,
3, ,L,IS,A.
- donde wives
No l6jos del observatorio que tiene 81
Mister del gas para tomar el fresco por las tar
des No aclertas todavlaf
No.
-Pues v6te con la m1sica otra parte
~ Que change estas, adios
-i AdiOs
El C0Nsul de Sal 81 PWeIes.
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EspectaculOs

Apesar dc 10 desapacible del tempo, tuVo
lugar anoche en- nuestro teatro, la anunciada
representation.
FL drama de don jose Echegaray Vida ale9
gre q nsssegte tyjSte, fu6 habisimamente de-
sempenado.
IS La senorita Maria Cuello, tuvo momentos
felicisimos, consiguiendo en- premio sus in
negables facnltades esc6nicas, larga mereci-
da cosOcha de aplaus0s.
La beneficiada sonora Rodrigo de Santigo
So, interpret0 muy bien su papel de Altonia
La senorita G. Cuello On su nteresantO pa
pei de Carmen, alcanz0 como siempre, muchos
aplausos, conquistandose al par las simpatias
del auditorio,
Del senior santigosa es palido todo GUAM
to SO olga en- presencia de la manora admira-
bic con que SO identified con 81 pap0l do Ri
cardo 81 senor Santigosa, es, como hemos
diCho mas de una OCCASION, actor de bWeSaG cejQ.
Los senores Jordan = Sanchez Pozo, como
do cOStumbro, muy bien.
En- la pieza final MGrieOs en- terra, dis
tingui6ronse notablemente, todOs los actores
que tomarOn parte en- su dosempeho,
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Suplicanos los seno,cs Agentes que no han
rendido las cuentas de Mayo, sirvan hacerlo sin
mas 1ilacl6n.
Utuado. Don g. A. A. Euterado de su gra-
ia del y anotada con gracas. Desde hoy dfa q,
van 90 nIlmerOs.
NayagGez. Don j. VI. l., La suscripei6n e.
dos pesos trmestre adelantados. Los precios de
inserci6n de entretenimientos, los vera en- el MI
nero l69, secc6n "Variedades."
Mayaguex.--Don L II, G. Marina. No ha
llegado 81 barril de Mangotnes anunciado Dom
de 'hahra lido parar?
MayagueS. Mr.. Allemane. En- ell ndmero de
aver ha conenzado sair el anuncio como listed
deseaba. Olga 81 esta conforme.
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.IRMIA Y IIIRAII

Acab0m de reotbjr pOy los stEtinsOS vapOres,
EnrEpideS, HelVetSG, EspGi5G q BateaG- Ves1tara
q O1Tecen d Sus get0ci0mGd0S 81 Gt patbJtc0 en- ge-
neral, los efeetoS sigute'tes
Palas con mangos para azIlcar zanjas.
Parrillas para asar carne, 10 y 10 barras.
Candados cerrojos, 3, 81 y a pulgadas.
Cabezadas hebillas forradas.
Pinturas preparadas de todos colores, en- po.
tes de una libra, envase patente
sESpuelas de nikel, furma especialisima.
Id. ordinarias, Ia fOrma mas perfecta co.
nocida y solo valen S q la gruesa
TrinchanteS.
CadenaS para pozos, todos gruesos.
Cartuchos para escopetas; central Lefau-
cheux, baratfsimos.
Cajas de tacos retacos para los mismos
Relojes despertadOres Picolo
Espejos marco dorado, desde II reaes hasta
S Is docena.
Loza segdn 10 publieado anteriormente en- es.
te Diari0.
Platos hierro estanado 6, Z, y 9 pulgalas.
Minium on polvo.
Cubiertos para mesa, balanza media balanza
Agujas para crochet.
Aldabas con sus grampas.
Grampas sueltas para las mismas
Azadas de COrOnas.
BOcadOs de resOrte, nikelados.
Espuelas estanadas de 81 ) "a gruesa de
pares.
Cinturones de cuero de 4 Y II pulgadas.
y volandera, D y 8 pulgadas.
Palas de bOte, todas de acero, de punta
Palas id. de i'd. sin pulir, Sc doc ena.
CandadOs de patente en- cartones de docenR
Picos y zapapicos acerados, ojo oval.
Gruperas relenas
Palanganas hoja de lata q 16 pulgadas
Morteros de composition imitacion marmo
ReWolvers de naiimetros.
Aceite de linaza
Soga de esparto.
Efectos de i'd; mOnetarios, sacudilores de
alfombra sopladores etc ETC.
Hojas de sables marca dos fnanos.
Sillas de regla
Armaduras de lavarnanos
Molinos para cafe
Tia.
Almagre, Ocre.
VelociDedQs-para nilos de ambos sexos.
Limas americanas de dos puntas con cabo.
Hachas de Collins lie todas formas
Barnices, Brochas, Betun, Aguarr9s, Lapices,
Mamaderas de gonna.
Alambres de puas, rollos de 100 libras
Alquitran, Brea, Estopa alquitranada.
Hule negro, blanco y de coluPes.
Papel de liza.
Cemento marca Corona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
SECCIoN DE ANUNCIos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il II

Por razon de los flertes calores, ell re-
putadO facultatiVo Doctor Tizol Sc ha traslada-
do con su famila al yeeno barrio de HatO- -Rey.
Con este motive. suplica 4 sus numerosos
clenteS que necestaren de sus serVicios, le
dejen el oportunp ayiso en- las farmacias de los
sres. Banco Daub6n pu6s 6l permanecera
en- Ia Capital desde por la malana hasta la
nOche.
Para consultas SO encontrara 81 Dr. Tizol
todos los dias de 12 4 | en- Ia FARMACIA DE
DAUB0N. 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08

ALMANAQUE. = Junio. LdnOs S.-San
Salustiano, confesor, San Heraclio, obispo.
EFEMERIDE.-154O.-Lo oficiales reales
haccn presente 81 Emperador, que la Isla para
gu poblacion y conservation, necesita mucho
del favor de S. NJ.
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CHARADA

"A nj estinada amiga DoNa Ana de Ia Tore.
PriDs0, es tercera persona
De un Verbo mny esencial;
SegstssdG = terc5G, IN Objeto
Que sirYe para olaVar;
Z aunque muy clarO descifra
De mi charada 81 total
Te dire, lector, que al todo
lie falta la libcrtad.
Ramon RodriNtes
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Muebles Muebles

Dessa usted surtirse de mnehles De>fa
usted proveerse mandar hacer buenas ohras q
ebanisterfaq Pues pase ust ted pOr FL Taller sl,-
Carpinterfa de G.. FLORES, SUGESORA DE Pr
REZ, Gale del Crsto nin'ero Is; ALI encontral
un suTtido escoger de maderas de cedro, lauI =
sabine, roble, nOgal etc. Sc trabaja bi6u bala.
to. 1910
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soluciones. ~ Del logogrifo: simpatla.-
De los anagramas: Asunci0D Vidal Laura
Cestero.-Del arpa: Angela Lara.-De la fug1:
" De mi pueblo On los campos-hay lindas flo
res,-cual briilan los lampos-iindos colores.
-Todo es encanto,-por ESQ mi pueblo-te
quierO tanto."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08

ella, Ailidbo y sarerrec, Quieren Itollos.-Del
arpa: 81 marques del Lago, Queren Itollos, La
noVia de NJ. NJ. NJ, Ailudbo Sarerrac-Del To-
gogrifo Aludbo y Sarerrae, Quieren ItolloS,
DE la fuga Ailudbo = Sarerrac, Quieren Ito
los, El sol del dia, 81 marques del Lago, N,
Munero A. Munero.
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Sc Vende 3 Sc aIquiIa

Por tener que ausentarse su dueflo, Sc vee-
de alguila on la Segunda Inca, frente /.
Escuela de Trio, una hermosa casa. En- la pGi-
peria Immediate la msma casa informaran.
8-3
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ARPA ACR0sTICA

) Lease IL Nombrc dc mujer.
o.. % Dminutiyo de I'm nombre
... .. propio. 80 Diminutivo de un
: ~. 8. nombre propio. A. Nombre de
Var6n. So Nolnbre dc mujer.
q 60 Nombre de Var0n. z: Nom
8 bre de varon. So NombrO de
3 mujer. 8: NoIEbre de yar0n
! .. 100 Diminutivo de un nombre
: pr0piO. 1lo NOmbre de mujer.
8 12e Nombre de varon. 80 Nom.
o..... bre de mujer 14o Nombre de
o..., var0n. 15o Nombre de mujer.
8 Leyendo Verticalmente obten.
) dremos el nombre apelido del
autOr.
NOTA.-Entre las personas que envfel la
sOluci0n del presenta entretenimiento SO sor-
teara 81 domingo pr6ximo un elegante tinteri-
to de cPistal de Bohemia.
~ r.,tnu4
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aEmacen do los senores M Roman CO., Cruz
U 50, Puerto Rico.
Don Ramon, que tiene i'm mieGO hOTrible
q la muerte, cae gravemente enfermo.
-Lo que me preocupa, dice 3. doctor, es
que voy entrar en- este mes on los ~ amos.
BAIL no Sc preocupe usted por ESQ 10
que va usted 4 hacer es saiir de clos.
Desea ". comprar camisas confecciona-
das la perfection quiere hacerlas 4 la me.
dida3 Pues encamfnese 4 la EleganciG Cuba
ssG, Fortaleza MIN. 40. No bay qui6n compita
con ese establecimiento.
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ANAGRAMA
HERNIA RIA Y MANDE So VOZ
N GMt0r.

CamDiando una de las litimas letras por
otTa, formar 81 nombre apellidos de una be-
llfsima senorita dc Naguabo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
DOLO
Del gaI1egO, de 2. Z. CaFvGj0E.

Vivir para gozar. dices que anhelas
iAy, pobre nina juzgas que ell placer
De tus primeros juveniles amos
Eterno puode ser.
Hoy to miras dichosa.. Eres un angel.
Sobre flores pisando estan tus pies;
Maflana. !. que no yeas mas que espinas,
La muerte has de querer.
8egtsdino Cora.
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/ TlNTEROS! iTlNTEROSl

Pobres, ricos, todo ell que necesite com.
prar I'm tinrero no debe hacerlo sin antes yer
el gran surtido que de este articu1o tienen los
senOfes ARMASy JIMENEZ
Sc venden en- este establecimientO la
mitad de su preciO.
u No. es. .reclamo Is reaidad 10 que Sc
anuncia i5-l4
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iEI f6l6nGnO! iEI f9adnRlQI!

Ell fen6meno que actualmente Sc exibe Ell
Ponce, llegara q la Capital ell 90 del corrfente,
Els un hombre sin brazos que hace cosas mara
Villosas con los pies.
Cose, jstegG al tIOrete,
destGpG @nG bOtella de cervesa,
j@egG la barGja ETC., etc.
ii Es VERDADRRAMENTE AsoMBRoso Il
TEL VEINTE DEL
GoRRIENTE LLEGARA 4 La CAPITAL! It
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Cocinero y Repostero
UN CABALLO
AYXSO

Sc vende 81 Hotel , Restaurant La Attfa.
f0 situado en- 81 puBto mas c6ntrica de la Ca
pltal, bien de contado q plaz0s con garantaas,
81 que 10 interese diTiiase su lueno F0rta
leza 42. kf1Nefsse Rlvera So
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De IN peri6dico Sud-americano:

Cub de SNGciGGS.-El Ctatb de S1sScIdGS Ia
vonido cOmpOni6ndose pOr 10 regular, do ale
names naturalizadOs en- NueYa York. Sc red.
nen cada cierto tempo los l3 miembrOs. y sor-
team quien de elIos debe pOner fin a sun diaU,
CONSEQUENCES con sus prOp6sitos dc descansar
de las penas de la vida; quien Sc SAGA Csc pre-
Nsi0 gOYdO, Sc mata sin remedio. Nueyo sociO
Niene entOnces Feemplazar al Snicida; porO
nunca 81 ntmeTO excede nj baja de Is, fatfdico
fatal. La Ultima Yictima ha RidO un LiemS-
ki, Quien en- la rifa le TOGO el numero 13 La
pOlicia persgue estos lOcOS para meterlOs On
un asilo, perO sus efeetos son infrucctuosog.
El Club de suicidag existe; cuando m6n0s
se eSpera, en- el cadaver de algunO que muere
por su prOpia man0, SO encuentra 81 c0rtih-
cadO que atestigua que pertenecia In victima
al Club misterioso de que damos noticia 4 nues.
tfos lectores, tomando estos datos dc un perlo-
dico s6rioy y respectable, quo trata 81 asanto
ineCtepeSO.
LIBERIA DE o. OTERO.-- PONCE, PR.
PremiOs para erdmenes
Medallas de metal banco a. 49,. 1926 docena.
Medallas de metal dorado. .... $50
Medallas de metal dorado con
relieve .....-..-..... 5-5O
A tres welcomes botel!a tres welcomes
botella !! Vino tinto de mesa superior. En- la
Tienda Honda San jose q dOnde encontrara
usted de todo 10 buenO 10 mejor.
lie aconsejaban un padre queno cssara a
So hijo tar prOnto, sino que esperase que tu-
viera mas juicio.
Sc equiVocan ustedes, contesto 81 padre j.
81 SO espera que mi hljo tenga juicio, no 50
casara nuEca.
Ne agrada la carrera diplomatica por 10
bien que Sc come en- ella. Por ESQ me he he
cho representative de la gran poteneia La Ca
tGlGNG donde Sc come al pelo.
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