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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17
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Bowie Industrial Headlight: II the
Fort Worth Gazette viii only Continue
to prod the court OF criminal a.
peals. ana public sentiment prod
the lower courts, some good may be
eventually accomplished.
Richmond Texas Coaster; The sf,rt
Worth Gazette Is making. a noble. Tint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

A Christmas gift. my lady fair.
I fain would offer thee.
There are so many things choice
Not difficult should be.
Shall II be 1owers7 No. for where
Shall | garland seek,
To match the lilies at your throat,
The roses In your cheek?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Walnut Springs Tribune: The Fort
Worth Gazette has undertaken no.
bile piece lof work In the way of try
ing to bring about reform in our Grim
inal procedure, which Is SO baely
needed. The Gazette has our heart
and pencil In that noble undertaking.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

court Of repeats IN releasing criminals
on technical bubbles. Yet there are
those who seek. through It's columns.
to uphold that tribunal In Its decisions.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
COL. HEYWOOD DENIES IT
Says He Never Used Government
Coal in His Private Quarters.
Forney Court-Martial Develops Some
Tall Swearing Done by
Some One.

New York, Oct. 1.-The courtmartial
of Col. James Forney on charges OF
ralsehood, cmbezzlemcnt, making and using
false papers, and inefficicncy in the per
formance of duty, was resumed at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day.
Lieut.. Dion Williams, of the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, was recalled and cross-ex-
amined by Franklin Bartlett for the de-
fense.
The cross-examination brought out the
for furniture bought by Col Foruey, al
though he had previously sworn that no
such receipt had been given.
why do you conceal the fact that you
had given a receipt for the furniture?''
asked Congressman Bartlett.
1T escaped my memory" admitted the
witness.
'.Do you mean to say" continued Law
yer Bartlett, THAT you knew that such a
receipt was given and did not mention
this fact, although it incrininated Col.
Forney?'
Il was not asked that question" re-
piled the witness.
''If Col. Forney were removed would
you be directly benefited?" asked Law
yer Bartlett, suddenly.
mo, SIR
do you mean to say" continued the
defense, THAT You VIII not be promoted
IL Col. Forney is convicted in this trial
and removed?"
II would have been advanced one
place, but it will not be au advantage"
replied Lieut.. Williams.
Col. Haywood, who brought the charges
against Col. Forney, then took the stand.
Did you use government fuel in
your private quarters?" was asked by
the judge advocate.
Il never have" replied Col. Haywood.
rs the testimony given by four differ
ent witnesses yesterday that you used
government taol, then, entirely false?'
asked Lawyer Bartlett.
1T is false in every case" the witness
replied
The morning times., 1895-10-02
baseball Notes.

Those who did not attend the reproduction
of the games played by the Senators at
MetZerott Music Hall in the early pa rt of the
season should not miss the opportunity TO see
the vivid and realistic reproduction of the
games between the Baltimore and Cleveland
clubs for the Temple cup.
The first OF these games will be played
in Cleveland this afternoon, but IL will not
be necessary to travel to the Forest City in
order to witness II.
The system used at Metzerott Music Hall
is SO complete and realistic that you are
really witnessing the game played hundreds
of miles away. Every detail OF the game, a
strike, bail, hit or error is instantly tele
graphed and reproduced on u miniature
diamond.
The baseball season at National Park
will close on Saturday, October 8, with
gamebetweentheW Washington Light Infantry
and the Treasury Department teams. For
the benefit OF James Mcclure. the "oid
reliable" catcher of the, Washington club
these teams will be strengthened by some of
the ''stars" of the league. Mcclure and
Abbey will play with the Treasury Depart
nient team and DeMontrevilie and Danny
Coogan with the Washington Light In
fantry. Arrangements have been made
10 receive n full report OF the Temple cup
game on that day, which will be posted by
innings on the large bulletin board. II is
expected that n large crowd will be y resent
Tickets areson sale at The Times counting
room.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
HIDDEN IN A THICkET
Mysterious Crime Disclosed by tn
Ei.ad Ira.r % u liSt,ia. IN llla rcd RndY.

Mysterious Crime Disclosed by the
Finding OF n Disnembered Body. :,
Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. 1.-The dismembered
body of q man was discovered yesterday
afternoon In a dense thicket in the woody
near Mount Lebanon, five miles south OF
Pittsburg.
There were many evidences of crime, but
II is possible that the skeleton was hidden
by medical students. The discovery was
made by n party of hunters. One shot u
crow which fell into the thicket.
While recovering the bird, George Hustled,
made the startling discovery. The body
had been chopped up and placed in an open
soap box. The skin was dried on the
bones, the result of long exposure.
The skull had been crushed in and Other
marks of violence was noted. The hunting
party returned TO the city and notified The
cnrn1ler who is making an Investigation.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
BURNED IN A LOOKUP.
He Fired the Building to Escape and
Was Cremated.

Perry, O. T., Oct. james Davenport,
farmer, 30 years of age, father of ten chill
dren, wa sburned up In the town lookup at
Cleveland .. T., on Monday morning. Dav-
export was drunk and had been locked up
for disturbing the peace.
tits supposed be tried to es cape byburniDg
hole in the floor of the Jail.
The wooden building burned before Dav-
EXPORT could be taken out
The morning times., 1895-10-02
PARACHUTE DID NOT OPEN.
Aeronut Eisel Fell Five Hundred
Feet From His balloon.

Lima. o., Oct. Homer Eisel, young
aeronaut, made an ascension at West
Liberty, to-day. II was very windy,
and when the balloon was up about 5C0
feet 1t reared, OH account Of the stiff
fail. tried to cat loose bis parachute.
II refused to open, and the balloon, in
falling, enyelopcd him. He dropped
rapidly until about fifty feet from the
ground. when the parachute opened.
He hit the ground with great force
however. and was fatally injured.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
CABLE FLASHES.

Rio Janlero, Oct 1.-The German steamer
Uruguay has been wrecked off Cape Frio,
eighty miles east of this port Her pasSen-
gers and crew were landed here.
Paris, Oct. lit is announced that ex.
Premier Loubet, who now occupies one of
the seats in the Senate for Drome Is q
candidate for the presidency of the upper
house TO succeed NJ. Chalemel Lacour upon
the retirment of the latter.
London, Oct. 1.-The British steamer
Albireo came into collision with the coal
steamer Christian, three miles off Blyth,
Northumberland, TO day and sank her.
The Albireo's bows were badly damaged,
brt she took on board the crew of the
Christian and landed them at Blyth.
London, Oct. IA novel feature of the
,hurcl congress, which opened at Norwich
lo-day, will be the performance of the
,bera mmaCau passion play. under the pat
'onage of the bishop of Norwich. Bacb's
passion music Will be rendered during the
performance of the play.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
GLUED TO THE POLE.
Lineman Gets One Thousand Volts
and VIII Recover.

Savannah, Ca, Oct. IA lineman Tor an
electric light company while at work at the
top of pole, forty feet above the ground,
this afternoon attempted To connect two
wires making ''short circuit"
As he grasped the wires a current, ,0cO
volts, passed through his body. The man
was sitting on the cross piece at the top of
the pole and when the current entered his
body he hugged the pole. He remained In
this position for sunle time, suffering great
agony. Another workman. wno wa $ on the
pole with him, saw what had happened and
gave the alarm.
The wounded man was ken TO a hospital
and in spite of his sboek The doctUrs say lie
will recover.
The morning times., 1895-10-02

First base by errors-B. E. p, 4;Corbetts,
g. Left on bases-B. Z. p, 4: Corbetts, l..
First base on balls-Off Corbett, 2. Struck
out-By Corbett, 4: by Nichols, g.. Three
base hit-Gilroy. Twobase hits-Barrows
and Leach 2. Stolen bases-Dickinson,
Barrows 2, Leach 3, Madigan. McCauley,
Beach, and Farrell Double play-McCaule
to Dove Wild pitch-Corbett Passed
balls-Beach and Gilroy. Umpire-Mr.
Belts Time-1 90.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
Selections.

First race-Frank D.. 10 Jap, Muliet.
Second race-Velvet Rose, Catechism, Sir
Rae.
Third race-Soroso, Rodney, Irish II.
Fourth race-Fidget, Gorilla, Little Alice.
Firth zachary Warren. Marguerite II.
sixth race-Harry NJ. Pocahontas, Tioga
The morning times., 1895-10-02
Roller Explosion KiIled Four

Waycross. Ga, Oct. 1.-IIcnry Carpenter
a plant system engineer. and three negroes
were killed this morning near Dupont
by a saw mill explosion. The boilers
OF the mill exploded while train was
passing. The victims were blown some
distance and their bodies terribly man
gled
The morning times., 1895-10-02

Baseball to-day. NJ etzerott Music Hall.
The Temple Cup-BaltiInore VS.. Cleve-
land. The game is instantly reproduced
In a realistic manner. Game called at
4 O'Clock. Admission, 20 ccpts.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
cORBETT Is CONFIDENT
Willing 10 Bet Another Mans
Life That He Will Win.
BUT HIS KNEE is BADLY OFF

The Cap Was Hurt aud He Is Appre-
hcTsiyc About It-He Must Fight
Fitz Even If IL Comes Off In IL
Small Room and Only for the Side
Bet-Now in Active Training.
The morning times., 1895-10-02

Baseball to-day. Metzcro;t Music Hall.
rhe Temple Cup-Baltimore VS.. Cleve-
and. The game is Instantly reproduced
IN 4 realistic manner. Game called a
O'Clock. Admission, 20 cents
The morning times., 1895-10-02
CALLED It 4 CALAMITY
CuIbarson Minced No Words in
His Prize-Fight Message.
LEGISLATURE In SESSION

1t Receives the Governors Vigorous
Com munication and Refers H-Sen-
ntor Lewis Offers the Administers
tion Bill Embodying the Emergency
CInuse-Both Houses WellAtiended
The morning times., 1895-10-02

A New Bicycle Departure.

For the first time since the infancy of the trade
servatve rules which have clung around aside and
day we begin
After most successful spring and
cessu be by the number of CRIMSON RIMS" the
streewe have decided to further popuarize line by the
Inauguration of scale of payments which will
for anybody to higll-grade wheel
The morning times., 1895-10-02

Parker, Bridget & Co,
3iJ sth ST.
FOOT
BALL.

More Football Goods than
you'll find under any other
one roof in the District.
Team Quitting a speciality.
Only standard qualities and
Is to 25 per cent under the
others prices. Spalding's
Inter collegiate Football,
also the regulation Rugby"
No. 5. Foo b all Suits,
Shoes, Stoc k Kings, Shin
Guards, Nose Protectors,
Head Harness, Jerseys,
Sweaters, &c. Get our
prices, boys, or you'll pay
too much!
Parker, Bridget s Co
3l5 Seventh ST.
The morning times., 1895-10-02
Results Mt Alexander Island.

Weather clear Track fast
STO- First race-seTen furiongs Purse slo0
90 Time, I:32
The morning times., 1895-10-02
To-dny's Entries ct St. Asaph.

Start good. Won cleverly.
Refers TO St Asaph series.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Cart9ra
de la leila

En- Aguas buenas Sc han registrado en- el
pasado af1o, 38a nacimientos, 200 defuncio-
nes 43 matrimonios.
Manana daran Los Bu}os en- la Capt. al
una funcion de nsoda. obsequiando con los
palcos gratis las familias que acostumbran
asistir al teatro
En- varios pueblos de la isla 10 hey lbran-
zas de la preusa para la venta, pesar de la
termipante circular del senor In.endente
La prensa de Ia Capital hace muchcs elo-
gios de la sef1orita Europa DneSlo. que ha
hecho su debut en- la cunpaf1ia de Los DAfbs,
como primera tiple.
Sc encuentra enferu1o en- Utuado uu hijo
de nuestro conpanero en- la preylsa. don Sa-
lomon Alvarez.
Deseamoa 81 estabiecimieuto
Unos caeos robaron en- la Capital el catre
ropaS dc cana, pert eueciente una joTen
que habia muerto de viruelas.
Isl seran despreooupados esos rateros.
En- Cpamo ha ado atropelIado IL nyen
don Teodoro Espada, en el sitio nominado
xaogita.
6rnalanse como autores dl atropello &
Pancho el Gallo y Justiniano Rodriguez
En- breve llegara 4 Maysgies la estatua de
Colon CUE IN habll escultor oatalan essa ha,
ciendo para aquella eiudad
Ia llegado 4 Ia Capital. rroceden.e da t,s
EstaGos Un;a"s, nnestro apreoiado amigo
don Luis Sanchez Vaz luez
Los hiioa del periodista puerto riquefo
don Jor4 Pab!os Morales. preyectan pabli-
car uno 8 mas tornos, oonteniendn los tra-
bajos polisicos y litarari"s que deisra espar
cidos por los peri6dieos de L. is!a aquel ceoFn-
panetc.
Araudimos Is idea
Ea Aanaes, segdn esnriben al Be*:ap;S,
reina muoh0 entuS;aanO con motive tt4 !a
fundaoion DIS Una fabrics. de fos-
foros-
En- un barrie de Las Marina. e 7arino
Manuel Ramfrez, le abr.o la cah+z. Is III
gaIrotazo su convecino Marcos ye.ez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

| ue comerclo enc0nttse1U
| lei sefor Mufloz Rivera noL
al banquete por haberse trasladado a. ~
| En- vista de este 50 aeordo pasar una comi-
sion saludarIe su morada, acto que Sc
| realiz6 por la tarde, recibiendola 81 senior
Muhoz Rivera su joven esposa, con afa-
bllidad suna."
| mon Hoyos Delgado, nos honraron con su
afectuosa vista los distinguidos jovenes
Castro, Giganti Rodriguez, 4 les cuales y
d todos sus compaheros, reiteramGs por tan
exquisite atenci6n nuestra gratitud.
En- el Ju7gado de Aguadilla SO ha ncoado
| un procedimiento sumario para averiguar
quien es autor de la sustracci6n de una carta
que uno de nuestros corresponsales de aquel
distrito Judicial dirigio la DEMocRAcIA, y
que no lleg6 4 nuestro poder.
Segdn nos escriben de Cabo- Rojo, la ex-
| plotaci6n de los yacimientos de guano en- el
barrio de monte Qrdnde de aquella locali-
dad, SO haya suspendida.
En la ciudad del Oeste ha llamalo la
atenci6n que el atropello contra ell se7ior
Latorre ocurriera raiz de trasladarse
esta oiudad el sedor don Antonio Martinez,
presidente dignisimo que fue en- aquella Au-
Ns~AASs~s INS ~ SF7 ny AAO Nt NC UNIV.
En- elzbarrio 'Narauj jitos", Jurisdiction de
las Marias, en la hacienda de don Emilio
Gomez, hubo una fue1te reyerta entire varios
peOnes de la mlsma, resultando heridOs de
gravedad los individuos Marcos Velez Mer
cado y Juan Valentln Enterada la Guar
dia OWL y el juzgado u unicipal dc dicho
pueblo, SO constituyeron en- ell lugar del suce
50, sin haber podido captarar al agresor.
Ha resultado falsa Ia .noticia que circuIo
on J1ana Diaz respecso que dos gua1das
jurado1 habian dado muerte 4 an iudiSi-
duo, enterrandole despuos en- un canavcral
Ell individuo muereo ha aparecido rico
en- Ponce, donde goza de buena salud.
Parece que tuvo una question con di-
chos guardas, quienes le dispararon dos ii
ros, pero sin causarle lesion alguna.
FL iniiyiduo hugo, no paraudo piesfs has
ia llegar Ponce. Oh Juana-Dlaz la
su0gitoci5n popular, al notar,la ausencia
del lndsiduo, forid un drama con todos sus
detallea.
Coplamos de FL Impartial de Mayagiiez:
'ssagin hemos podido en,erarnos, anochs
q q dor la Tore presenro unr escrito al Juzga
do d., instructor, denuneando como auto
req de IL celada do que fus victima al bar
rendero municipal Fascual Maestro, Elio-
doro Ruiz, guardia municipal tambien.
Anoche misno faeron detendos por orden
judicial.
Asmlsno 30 deoia que ell seflor la Tore,
en escrisn, manifsstaba sus sospechas 80
bre que los dnicos que habrfan podido insti
g:r los dos empleados citados que rea-
az Ell c'o vandalico, eran los sefores
Pons "a A!calde primer teniente de
es,a oiudad."
Roeuerelense las frases con que terminate
al srlelto que en- ei ndmerp de aver consa
xranoS q cate asunto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

guel M"ya, difecc.lol
do Cortes que ha sido 5of 49,
trito de Ponce.
Al retrat, ac0mpaf1a IN art{culn cirque g.
hace justicia al talanto deinas condlciones
personafes del amigo Moya.
Hay que hacer iusticia nnestro Ayunta-
miento, puesto que Ia empezsdo realizar
obras de composictn en- nuestras Gales, que
tan abandonadas 80 hallaban.
En- la calle de Atocha SO empezsron Va
estas obras; en- el boulevard de la pla
IA del Mercado, cuyos trabajos hace mas de
IN mes empezaron, SO estan establecienIo ca
fierfas de gas para dar mayor alumbrado s
aquel sitio.
Sga por ese camino el seflor Armstrong =
su gestion administrative merecera aplausos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Lecciones de 0rtograf1a
POR
SERGIO BERNIER

Los 10 ae stros que conocen esta obrita
ddkctica Ia tienen juzgada ventsj josam ente,
v In han Adoptado como texto para Ia en-
sehanEa dc tan importante parte de Ia Ora
matter.
IL est& imprimiendo la 81 parte edci6n,
nuevamsnts corregida y aumenta.
Los psdidos podrAn hscerse don Ohm
pio 0tero 90 Ponce, q don Segundo Bernier
N Cosmo 6 al autor en- San Isabel.
.Dk-s. n d 1894 lms
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Emulsion de Scott.

.lrnszgsw~y Santo de ls isla cor
magnlncas PafeJas cochercs educados J
complacientess
Para neormes dirigirse los cocheros
jose Villavol, Victorino DUlgado Gregg
rio Munay.
Direccifn te'egrafca: Garcia Sar jurio-
Mayagies.
Mayagiiez. Noviembre 20 de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

NuHBIrO Dueu HmiSoWt
no don Ricardo Martinez, que fellg
Ponce, deaeand trasladarse q Colon Pa
mama con varios compatriotas suyos, es
cribio aquelia ciudad fin de que go le
buscasen habitaciones convenientes
Desde allf lie coutestan aconsejandoie que
no realize 81 proposito, porque on Colon
apenas hay medios de subsistir; que los
trabajo JOS del canal no contindan por ahora
con empefo; que diversos emigrados de Gu
ba Santo Domingo tuvieron que regresar
sus paises respective y que no es pruden-
to hoy dirigirse hacia Colon.
Como aqui no falta quien piense dirigirse
aquel punto, creernos it'll que se conozcan
esos hechos.
Dentro de uno d ,s dias debe Ilegar es-
te puerto el vapor Fort Wtltton, que trae
para LA DEMoCRACIA una buena remesa de
RcneI de nari6dic0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Area de la
AEanZa

Hago constar, por oil prsserte anurcio,
que dentro del plaso de trs nta diaa, CON
tar desde Ia fechs, todo dsudor que no ha-
ya satisfecho sus cr9iitos pendientes con
este establecimiento, 10 publicar4 con to-
das sus letras On las columnas de cate dia-
rio, sin consideraciones de ning6l genero.
Autosi0 CosI,ae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
AVISO

Ruego 4 los se6ores con q1ienes trato,
tanto 8 quf como en- Jnana Dss, que no me
despachen NADIA A nadie, nj mis hios, sir
orden sscrits frnada por mf. con mi So
llo particular que uso.
Secero Stearra-
Ponce. Dbre 10 de- 1894 linn. ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
LtMPHRHs DE CRYSTAL DE z 4
LUCEs
Marco de18
|. BASSEDAS
ESCoLAR

dond he vvido largo
la circumstance oe
famha esaF en-
etudantes desde
unversarfa en- aqueia ouoao
modico acceptable espendio anua
orezco padres amia deen utizar ms ser
les
que anime les acomPae con socitad que e
de. hogar domestlco
pueden pedrlos
los
Domiciio Ronda Pedro 70 Il BARCELONA
6,n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09

- .l 77cTd mismo buque han llegado la Ga
AGuoooLE I1os nuevos para La Corrsspon-
ANTONIO MATTEL =
NAH Portnonas. Ponce. Puerto fsmlno de la Pla
uao- - : o-.-e 80, = --,,----------hierta Jun
CLARA THILLET.-E Especl6co TH4ede vsrter
para la angina para otras enfermedaeGa
Ia garganta de La boca.-Farmacis dte arreglar
rrer. o 100 de amos
LUIS GAUTIER QUEsADA, Proaeoen fr.
dor ' TOMAS MONSANTO, Sc dedi
e eaantos asuntos Sc le oonffen, "a seatoehs pa
dieiales de cualquier otra clase.-P aoL'cipa' o.
Plaza de Las Denc1as no 15. ~ ~. :" 20
OLYMPIC OTERO.-Mercancfas, 1
ria, Efectos de escritorio. Alrnacen de propagan
- AAosha etor, miem-
GUAYANILI4A era. etcese'
ORLANDO IAAvERGNE.- -Comisie ''o' al .
FONDA LA BALEAR, frente elsolo le re-
Plaza Observation-Disclosures. del estable-
maquina
En- la agenci,s:sss;aa,. tea, :sa.,',.a, , no
del que suscribe, Playa de esta 70 conpa-
dad hay existencia de los efecteaso pro
guientes q, vende preoios moo '"'''
Ron superior marca Fantasia
Alcoholado Bay Ran 2 rls.
Champagne especial $12 S's'ro ci7ii'
Vino Moscdtel Espahol r;o,,a-oa
;, Mosc0t Corso. sroeL
Burdeos 'egltimo.
Coyso de mesa. sitados amos
CerUeza erquss5ta Lager Bee, eh - oas'0
r. Bets de Philadelphia en- boteando zuste
nset7s0s bote112s.
Jalea de Gs4a1ybo estaban aver
| Los artfcnlos enumsrados senso frnes
50 perior calidad, no aoe IL p..r., !.
competenoia: vista haca fe. nguna pIa1a
Ponce Agosto de 1894.
F. w. PREgTOl
xAudieaoia DO
icios en- c6u-
AnsES n Eaa 4 eA ouZalez, por
IN "a SE IL aS 90, pof aSosi-
y Fundicl, l,,::. X: ;;a;:;: ;:s;:s
de ROBERTO GRAB
" era ha sido
En- este establecimsessto 50 cssnda de Ia
gen y hay de ve,sta
Ngravemsu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
Farmacia

Un joven recien llegsdo de Ia Per rinsula.
con mas do IA ahos de pr4ctica en- buenos
laboratories y 6cinas de farmacia, desea
eolocarse.
Ding;r la correspondence en- Yauco &
don Joaquin Tonnes.
DIRE. "a de 1894. lind.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-09
|6 eXT6nda.

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arcuos de fantasia, adornos para sala menoaesei
maetas de p de Russia, necesae de vae pee
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peta estuches de Vaado surdo estuches de
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arfce Novedad albums retratos uegos de ava
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cafe yaas ses Ultima pasadores para pelo
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