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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

1t is believed that there is more in the
ordering of Admiral Walker to command
of the Pacific squadron than the estab-
fishing of a coaling station at Pearl Har-
Dor, Hawaii. 1t is possible indeed plob-
able that another Boring sea complication
may arise. The Paris tribunal arranged
a settlement Of the difference between
this country and Great Britain, but it
had no power to enforce it's DEGREES.
Their enforcement was left to the govern
nents concerned. Neither government
has as yet enacted any legislation for
carrying out the settlement. On May /
the season when poachers must be re-
strained by force will begin. IT is believed
Admiral Walker has been ordered to the
Pacific for the purpose of patrolling the
sealing grounds on behalf of this govern
ment alone if Great Britain should make
no preparations for performing her part
of the agreement. The source of danger
lies in the fact that the Canadian au-
thorities seem to hold that Canadian seal
fishers are under no restraint so long as
Great Britain takes no legislative action,
and the Canadian poachers may attempt
to continue their fishing during the closed
season. Should they do 50, serious
trouble might arise
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

An important feature of the new
Chinese treaty is provision that i'm
poses uponu America. in China the
same conditions as to the registra-
tions and photographing as the
Geary law does upon the Chinese in
America. 1t may be pretty tough on
some Americans in China, to be forced to
take out tickets-of-leave, something like
the blacks in the south did in the patrol
days before the war; but Uncle Sam
can't kick about swallowing his own
MEDICINE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

The New York Yacht Club has amended
its constitution so as 10 admit women TO
membership, in SO far as flying the clubs
flags and enjoying the use of its stations
and floats IS concerned. But the women
may not vote and their membership is
to continue only so long as they are ac-
tualiy yacht owners. This amendment to
the constitution was made in order that
Mrs. Carnegie, Of Jekyls Island, Ca,
might be eieced a club member
CoXcy's Army is TO be attended on its
march by CORPS OF war correspondents
and artists. who will keep the public in
formed OF the joings of the modern
QuiNote and his followers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

There is good ground for complaint
against Secretary of Agriculture Morton.
Never during his whole term as boss of
the weather service did Uncle jerry
Rusk infict upon us such Easter weather
as we had yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

nNHE BEST rs TIE CHEAPEST y our oa.
Il stationery is an indication OF your I.1,
ner of conducting business. Have every 10
neat and trim, in good taste and ongoou - -
rial from the complete printing, itho3st -
ing and blank book manufacturing
ment OF the Morning News. Savannah %
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

EASTERN OFFICE. % Park RoE, New
York City. c. 6. FAULLSER Manager
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-26

The city OF Alameda, Cal, has adopted an
ordinance prohibiting the sale and smoking
Of cigarettes, which the New York Post saws.
is curiosity in its way. 1t reads: Whereas.
petition has been presented to this board.
signed by AZ out 200 citizens Of the CITY of
Alameda, including all the prominent physi-
cans or chemists and dealers in tobacco
praying that the sale and donation Of ciga-
retteS may be prohibited; and, whereas it
has Deen made to appear to the board OF trus-
tees of the city OF Alameda that cigarette
contains ingredients poisonous TO the human
system, and that the habit of smoking ciga-
rettes impairs the health and undermtnes The
constitution OF any person using the same
and that the injury thus inflicted upon the
user is transmitted 10 his pOSterity: therefore
the board of trustees Of the city of Alameda do
oriam as follows: Section 1. Ii shall be m
lawful for any person in the city of Alameda
to sell offer for sale. or give away any cigar
elite or cigarettes Sec. ,. no person in the
city Of Alameda shall permit any cigarette or
cigarettes TO be sold in any place owned
leased or occupied by him. sec. 3. No minor
shall smoke any cigarette or cigarettes in
any railway car, street, alley court or other
puUlc place in the city Of Alameda" Viola
lions are to be punished by a fine of not more
than 100, and Imprisonment not exceeding
nifty days, or both Alameda is in other re-
spects highly proper city. Liquor sellers
are Obliged TO pay 500 a year for their
licenses. peddlers are taxed ESQ each and a
ase ball game for profit can be played only
after the promoter has taken out a license in
the sum OF 1901.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-16
JEFF DAVIS'S GOODNESS.
He Found That Some OF His Slaves
Were Masons and Set Them
Free.

81 CUES you never heard Of how
Jefferson Davis freed lot Of neg
roes long before the thought of free
ing the blacks in this country was
anything more than chimericaI
dream in the minds of some New
England Puritans, did yOu?" in
9nired Msjar l. Il. Carson, of
Nashville, Tenn, of S.. Lonis re-
porter. sit may be fairy tale, or
it msy NOT, out, anyhow, it will
bear repeating:
aAs l received the story direct
from my grandfather, who claimed
TO know all the circumstances, it
ran about this way: While yocng
man, and soon ;fter moving from
his native home in Kentucky to
bis plantation in Mississippi. jeff
Davis bought cargo Of blacke,jusr
brought over FROM Africa by
slsvc-tradrr, who ran the blockade
and landed them in New Orleans.
While they were working in thr
cotton field ore day, Mr.. Davis OBJ
served his new negroes making Ma
comic signs of distress to tie over
seer. That individual not being
Mason, thcnght the negroes Were
only carryir z on svstrm of sign,lr
prepsraty to revolt, and was about
to have been whipped.
Mr.. Davis stopped this proc ed
ing. lie tested the neGr"rs Thor
oughly, aud, 20 his aniazement die
covered that they were Third>De
gree Masons, though brought from
The very heart Of Africa. Being
Macon himself you can understand
lLat lis lost TO time in giving hem
their freedom and the choice OF
either returning to Africa or r
r.iaInii < on his estate anil ne could
provide for them in some other
@ay. Must Of them clipped to
A,frics at Davis's expense, though
shile of them remained with hm
:fi,t;l tie end.
FNo@, if this story is trae--and
i!.ioa'5 duabt it-how did Masonry
h,.snte- way into the heart q
-@[;sss Ilsaye often thought u
.ssss'isss ga Tia bs.AsSns haze never
sssss,sss ssss sit-li =; y , SITTER.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-16
rae Yas. W asaa

ne ssse essiassAA sse iess ,sssosss-4
ssossass9ss sAe az ~ssh tase NAN IKE
gseaser his 1savsiilg+eses, ara va.ayl
Digs zsse givea fs,ssssss5stsete vqa-
'sezee oe 'aR'sssrss Az iag every word
st'veea IN ssseir press,soo. ~ ac&&. y
an srish setter, whose sicars Is in
Maryland, has tie regular datg Of.
bringing The mali Trom tie BATTER.
box at the gate, tlre house standing
well back FROM ttse road, His
Fatally were anticipating = two
weeks visit in New York, and PRO-
tosei sending Jack TO the coaRtry
during their absence, 9ack's wishes
in the matter were not CONSULTED,
and he was not invited to take part
Ia the discussion; bat that he lis
tened was proved by his actions.
1t was decided to stsrt on Tuesday
evening, provided letter was re-
ceiVed by the mornings tnaii. 1t
did net come, however, nor in the
afternoon, when Jack brought up'
the whole batch, and to his satis-.
faction no one left home. Several
days passed, then telegram came
inquiring what was the mat
ter. An exchange of letters dis
closed tile fact that the promised
letter was written aud should have
been received when expected, d
search, into which Jack was i'm
pressed much against his viii, dis
covered the missing letter hidden
in a hencoop, and it bore unmis
takoable evidence that Jack had
placed it there.
Now, it is not to be supposed
that Jack could read or distinguish
andwriting, SO his keen nose must
have recognized the writer, who
was frequent visitor, of whom he
was very fond; bat only from Lis
tening to their talk could he have
connected that person with the
plans for departure. This is the
only instance of Jack's ever betray
ing a trust, but the sagacity evinc
ell was so great That confidence in
him was increased instead of les
sened by it.-Dem"rest Magazine.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-16
sRnmNSvaELR.

SSreaSesef.Ses SzEe c321ty S5E ol
Canroe aoaats. IS Situated n fAe
ssstaczn esas Of lie co1lsy OF zbe
Rio gzraa5e. aboas shRtg mics above
IFS 1oatb. ana directly opposNe yne
Mexican esty Of Mstaaoros- 1t has
a large trade With small towns along
TIE rsves foG over sec m;les, fae ex-
EFT Of steamboat navigation, It has
commercial relations vita the gall
ports BY fha port Of graaos de San
liago, with which 1t is connected by
tee Rio Grande railroad, 1t also has
Communication with the interior by
stage to Alice. connecting with the
Texas Mexican aud the Arkansas Pass
r .iwgy- another frequent node offs
tn .nspoTtaticn to az from Browns
Vile via the Matamoros and Mon
terey railroad to Rio Grande City,
and thence by stage TO Pena Station.
Brownsville is laid off squerely with
streets Ct good width, and is built up
with solid brick buildings, snd has 3
fine city market. where all vegeta-
bles, meats, fresh 6sb, game, ETC., ere
on seal at remarkably low prices
TIE city Ere department. Is well
equipped and most effective. There
are three churches, Catholic. Episco-
pal and Presbyterian. The educa-
tioasl advantages of Brownsville are
unsurpassed by any town, and une-
quslled by few eff its size. The pub
lie schoo. building. valued at $50. 600,
is one OF the handsomest and best
equipped in the State, and stands IS
a monument to the progress of the
city. It employs fourteen teachers,
aud sbout six hundred pupils are in
daily attendance. There sre three
Catholic schools, St. Joserh's Col
lege for boys, the convent school for
girls, and st. Alosyius' school for
boys, both of the latter being taught
by the Sisters of the Iuearnate Word
convent. Another school for girls is
the Presbyterian mission school.
Among other public buildings may
be mentioned the court house, a
large aud costly building which is
credit to the county, and the custom
house, which is Que of the hand.
soonest federal buildings in the south.
The postoffice in this building is very
handsomely equipped. There arr
also many handsome private resi-
dences.
The population numbers about
1000, about three fourths MEXICAN.
It is one of thepreitiest little towns
in the State. aud on account of It's
mild aud equable climate is destined
to become popular resort, espe-
cially In the winter sea SOD.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-16
FOR REA-T

The Miller's Hotel build no, ha,
ing been completely repaired is
fered for rent for hotel purpose
Reasonable rates Apply to F
Y ta.z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04
FOLLETIN.so 80
ROBERTO LUIS STEVENSON
LA ISLA DEL TESORO
PARTE VI
FL CAPTTAV SILVER
XVIII
Ell CAMPO ENEMIGo

Aqnel dscurso ne hizo IN grardfsimo bien
Por q srpe que n,is amigos adn VIVIAN, V. aun
cuando no daaeor 6aha 81 de one fnera cierto.
en- rarta, 10 one Silver decf acerca de loo re-
sentimientos del partido De camara por diaer
ci6r, me sentf mncho mas consoiado que afi-
gdO sna noticiaa
~ NADIA t. dr6 respaoto de Que ezt8s en
puestras nanos, coutest6 Silver Snpcngo que
nirg1na duda te cahra aobre este particular
Pero mira III = jnego 4 cartas descubierta-
nj interci6n no es iutinsdarte siuo coDven-
eerte Nunca he visto qua las arnenazas pro-
duzcsn NADIA bueno 81 te gasta el servieo
bien adelante; con noaotros Y va e~ta------
Ahora - Il no te convene, muy dueho eres
de IN voluntadd y de tn boca para darnos
aqui un no redondo, ll6veme al demouio 81
ago mas claro que todo este. puede saliF de
escotiils humana
-tPuedo ccnteatar 7, pregunte una
voz bastante tremuIa.
En- el fondo de toda aqueIa charIa burlona
bien claro veia 20 que Ia amenaza de Ia muer-
to estaba en- suspense sobre mi eabeza. por 10
cual mis- mejilas abrasaban Y el coraz6n ne
Iatia dniorosamenta dentro del pecho.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

mo uste6, john Silver, mete medo un hom-
bre tan cabal como so soy
Il Serfa que algnuo de ustedes, caballeFo7,
siente ganas de saber por si mismo quien es
), hn Silver -?
E cocinero bram6 mas bien que dijo esas
palabras satando de sobre ell barrilete de
coqnac 81 que estsba sentsdo avanzando bas-
tsute haca ell grupo de los piratas sin soltar
81 pipa que bcia atl encendida en So mano
8erecha I sin hacsr pausa alguna prosigui6
fPues ne parece n1uy ben No mas saque-
= Ie ofrecs que me fguro que ninguno es mu-
40 No tieue mas que pedir 80 doy 10 que 90
ne 1emsnde. tCon todos los amos que tengo,
,bfa de venr ahora u botarate. hi de algu
adr6u de aqua dulce q caarse q sombrerO %
ire YES en- mi presencia, como t6rmiuo ml his
toriaf
-; Por 81 santisjmo inf4rno que equivo-
ca Pzro cue hags la prueba el mas g4llito.--
vi sabe 81 modo Toios ustedes son = caba-
ljaros de la fortuna, segua u4tedes mismo---
Ples Ia obra! aqni sstoy listo Desenca
pi.e e cuchIio el qne sea honhre para clio Y
por nj patron S4tanss qae antss de que esta
pipa 50 acabe "a habre visto e color Y . ts
,uaTln de 81 asadura .---
\ uguna De aquellos hombras 50 movie, min
guno murmur6 uua palabra Eutonces e ant
lilo vplvendoa ppa "a boca.
An! igallina-!.--- $50 Is 10 que son use
Ia. Deveras que es ura gorla al yer csc nou-
t6a de polt,ones! Muy braves 81 Sc trata de
batirae con una botella. pero muy sordos cuan
10 los llama probar 81 son 10 que pareeen.
-. Neranos 81 entienden uste9es 81 ing les De
Questro ReY Jorge 20 soy aqui ell Captain por
eleee6a uuanime. Y . soy el Captain porque
egua SOY meier va 60 mas que todos ustedes,
i1rtos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

una paIabra. el bote entero cempieto desde
les crucetas basta la. sobreqnilla. En- cuanto
elioe Sc han laTgado cen viento fresco, pero
lleeeme 81 diablo 81 Sc en- donde han tirado el
anca
D ciendo esto di6 una nueva fumada So
pipa con Ia may caima, hecho 10 cua prosi-
gui6 aef
y para que no te hagas Ia illusion de que Sc
te ia include "a 81 tratado, voy decrte cua
CnantoS Qstedes para sallr de aqnf =
~ pregunte 70 'Cuatro, contest6. uno
de SOS cuatro, herido. En cuapto ese mu-
chacho, 20 nc e donde esta nj Iae imports
oerio .----. Ell diabio cargne con 81. aurque de
Dronto IL sentimos much0 E~tas fueron sus
paiahras
ESQ 50 cuanto til tienes qua Dir, hio mfo.
r-plic6 Silver.
" ahora - debo hacer nj election
Ahora tienes que elegir 81, All amigo, 10
te qu4pa Ia menor duda
Esta bien. continue No soy tan gran ha-
julaqne que ignore 10 que me espera- Pero
-ueeda 10 QUe suceda. POGO me importa que
sea 10 peor possible DECIDE que caI metido en
esta aventuTa be visto mor'r tautos hombres,
que va Il idea de IA muert. no asusta tan
to. Pero hay una dos casas que quiero decir
Mi palabra iba toman 10 aceuto desusa1o
de excitacion En- ese tono proseguf.
-Lo primero que quiern decir es esto es-
IA ustedes perdidos perdido esta el buque
perddo el tesoro perdi3o los hombres para
ustades Touo el proyacto que ha engendradC
81 rebef6n no va mas que IN de-hecho $500
esta IN pedazos quieran ustades saber
/ de quien es Ia obra de su destruction -----.
e. nlia Yo estaba oculto en- Il harril De las
! fnanzan8s la nocha en que vi.uos tiarra, d~a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

-Muchacho, contest6 Silver, aquf nadie me
esta urgiendo. Forma tn derrotero N'nguho
de nos otros tiere prisa, camarada II tempo
CORE tan Hgrada blemente en- tn eOmpania que,
"a 10 yes 10 bay para que precpitarse.
E ia bien, confesfe 20 sirt 6ndOma con
on POGO mas de brio atrevimiento. 81 d-bo
8e elegir declare que ne ereo con derecho pa
70 4aber prim@ro como est8n las eosas por-
que est5p ustedes aquf, en dorde paran mis-
amigos
II Pues no quiere POGO 81 nino !. dijo Ell to
no grun6n ur de los piratas' No oe:Ia para
el poca fortuna 81 avevignar todo ESQ.
- P~receme, amigo. d'ja Silver al interrup-
tor con un tono demasiado agrio. que harias
mejor en- tapar esa escotlIa guardian tas ar
da1.sda- para cuando 50 te pidan necesiteu.
Eu4eguida, volv'6adose 4 foi. cortuuo con
81 uIisnIo scento apabIe Y gracjosc de ante3
Aver por IA manana, amjga H-wkns, L
hora de IA s-gnnda gna dia, vino per aca e
doctor Livesey rraya do en- Ia mano una bar
dera de p4z C~pItao lver, dfjpme ast8
ustedes venoidos Fl buqne So ha marc chado .
AqueIIo podia suceder muy ben nosotros ha-
b1amos eAtado echando trago y acOmpan3n-
doio de ma ronda de canto para hscerlo pasaT
bjeu. No die que no. La vardad g. que min
g1uo de nosotros habia apuntado vidrios
para ALA.
S.linos ver--.; abreso el inferno !.---
a9ueIlo verdad --- la goeta habfa desa
pafecido Jamas he visto en mi vida un nu-
hado de homhres mas dementes que estos
Dc remate. Sea en bora buena, dijome el doc
tor. creo que es va Ell case De capituar"
eapitulamos no hubo remedio, eap'tulamOs e
V VI. aQui nos tiene instalados con reducto,
ccqnoc provisioEes Y toda Ia lena que ustedes
tuviercu Il buena pvecauci6u de compiar en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

-Lo tendre muy preseute,. contest6 81 pira-
ia. con un sceuto tan extrano que, por vida
mia que ne fue impossible deedir 81 estaba bur
Iandose de mi. 81 Sc sentia favorablemente
mpresionado mi valor.
Eutonces tom6 Ia paabra aquel Morgan ca
"a de caoba, quien 70 Vi en- Il taberns De
Silver. cerca de los muelles, en- Bristol.
-Yo snadire Ago 8 todo ESQ, djo y es que
ese mismo machacho es ell que recouoci6 4
Black Dog.
-Pues miren uste3es, anadi6 su vez el
cocinero, yo puedo agregar aun ago mas por
vida del inf -rno o. sue q mismo mucha
ehillo que ustedes ven, Ell que snpo b5rlar
nos ia carta De Flint Que guardaba Billy Bo
res. Del Principe al fn nos hAmos hecho mas
que esreaarnos contcs jim Hawkins.
= Pues aqui las pagara todas iuntas dijo
Morgan con horrible iuramento Y avauzan-
dose hacia mi con gran navaja abie rita.
parta ala grit6 Silver. Qui6n eres
aqui III Tom Morgan? Fig1raseme que te has
creido ser el Captain. Por Satanas mi padre y
Hazme enoiar u vera7 si no t. de-pacho 4
donde muchos hombres buenos han lido parar.
por mi mano, en- estos u fimos treinta amos.
alganos mecerse eu los p-noles, otros al aqua,
ataaos de pies mares, toios e..os engpr-
dar los paces del oce ,nu Acue-iate que no
y NJ ha habdo un hombre qae se atreva =
mirarme entire cej2 cej4, que htya poiito
iaetarse de IN dla despues ID ESQ; I u
NJ prgAn, no eches ESQ an saeo rotol
Morgan SO detugo. pe1o IN nurmulo romeo
partio de todos los demas
Tom tene raz6n, avanz6 uno.
Creo que he tenido, mas largo tempo de-
regular 4 un homo solo por espantaio, avsn
tur6 otro L 'evema el demonio si u CT e..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04
LA CONERHENA
F \ B X A DE 7 \ B ACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERIO

FL creciene favor que vienen dpenando de
buen gso los tabacos eaboado de nuera abrca
la tarea de hacer elogio de dchos producto-
Conoeida las bonade del abaoo que empeamos en- la
aborac6n solo tener cuent que aca raca en-
e centro de Ia pvada que da eio hoa del pals
star relacionado. o ayores co,echeor no, IA
c aqurir e abaco de ejor cada que que enpeano
ofrecemos umidores
Hoy enen eto Ia OCCASION de fnar e leetimo tabaco de
Comerfo bre de oras rocdencias cora
do las divera, vitoa de La CoMERrES Pyee5a bace fl
Dep6sitos ciuCad: de los senoes r Fer, IN
& Ca Plaza del Mercado-dem de don Pedro HedIIa P
de las Deicias ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

de 81 le of a usted, JoLh usted>Diek john
son, Hands que Ia h1ra do e-ta yace Ell
er el fondo del oc6ano despues de DIR
to deciau 10 repetf tolo, paabra por paabsa,
antes de que hubiera trauscurrido bora.
quienes tenian ell derecho de sabsrlo. ! p0r
10 que hsce 4 la goleta, fui yo tambien Fl que
cott0 su cable 20 quen mato los dos h h1m
ores que tenfa Gsted aborio 20, por u'tifuo,
el que e he llevado IN puoto que ninguno
de ustedes volvera verla ismas
81 algun dia debe puede rer en- este ne
goclo. e-e soy yo----yo que d-s,te este prln-
eip'o he tauido "a v4ntaja sobre todos uetedes
miedo del que me luspira una mosca Maten
me-. s. gnstaa, 6 d6j-nme con vida. Pero una
cosa d'7e soamente para coneIuir, que,
Il ne deJa vivIr---- s-ry;cio po- seIv'cio ----
ei dla que uetedes, igos, esten una corte
del crlmen, acusados de prateria, yo salvaie e
lie Ia horca, con mi testimohie, tndos los que
pueda. Uetedes, pnes, no 20, son los que
tieren qae elegir Maten uno mas, aumen
ten luufllmente, ESQ, Ia iista DO crime
menes delanme vivo asegurense, de Rsa
manera, el test'go que puedo arrancarlos del
pstfbuIo.
Ne detuve al .egar aqni porque, 10 confe
/ 50. me habia acabado el allento. E npero,
con gran asombro uuio, niuguno de aqaelos
/ hombres Sc movie, sino que todos quedaron
4 Goa los oios 9eava los sobrs nj. COMO 81 fue-
sen cOrderos. provech7ndome de su sien
oio, en- tarto que eltos seguian comp etan-
H dome at0nitos, rompi de naevo
-Ahora bien, senor Silver, como creo que
nsted aquI 81 hombre de mas coufar, quiero
hacsrle un solo eneargo para ell case de que 1e
1 acoHtezca 10 peor que acontecerme puede, y ea
gne t4nga la bond de contar al doctor 1e
! qa6 mauera he enfrio mi final destino
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04
HOTEL FRANCES

Fiabitaciones venuladas y osmera-
do servicio.
Gale del Couercio. r,irnera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-04

Eto ensepr en- Agenc
amnucn cntad elem d Los que - 6
Los squep p e Sc pay
con elo cone Nimi ae
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Enel de nasajro nopuiee uar dr
faence tire reel e
comTrom cnate en- cuyo teni
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