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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-16
Death Of sorreI John.

Mr.. w. Balhatchet reports the death
of the well-known local road horse
Sorrel John, formerly owned by Arthur
N. Eason, and a member Of the side
drive fast feet. He was a very brushy
horse and fast for a ways, but hit his
knees terrifcally and, too. had had too
much bruising work In the years gone
before. Last season he vas trained a
month or 80 at Thornton and stepped q
mile in his work In 2:19h. 1t was in
tended to race him over the fair cir
cult" but that idea was abandoned and
he had been on the road all fall and
winter. He was a breezy looking chap
and some say had taken the word un-
der various names and was charged
with a record of 2:15. but OF that I
could never satisfy myself. although l
partially traced him once or twice.
"Samp" Wilson had him awhile and
drove him miles in 1914 and around
that notch. On the snow when good he
was among our fastest local horses. but
unreliable unless exactly at himself.
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brary. He is a regular attendant at
the Sunday services at the Greek
chapel, and often takes a leading part
in the choir, when his tenor voice lends
additional melody to that OF the Byzan-
tine style Of singing.
The Greeks in the city worship at
the Greek chapel, Holy Trinity. in the
basement of a German Presbyterian
Church at 354 West Fifty-third street.
1t was the first Greek Orthodox church
organized in this city. about five years
ago, by the Greek society. Athena. It's
first priest was the beloved Father
Ferendinos, who, after serving two
years, was obliged by falling health to
retreat to his mother monastery. on
the island Of Patmos. followed by the
good wishes Of his congregation. His
successor Is materially assisted In car
ing for his flock by Mr.. Livierato. a
gentleman Of culture and means, a
merchant and superintendent of the
Greek Sunday school. The Greeks Of
Chicago are talking Of building a tenn
pie of their own, and It is more than
probable that they will succeed, thanks
to the ~tireless efforts of their pastor,
the Rev. Father Fiamboli.
Another prominent Greek figure In
the mercantile circle Of this city Is Mr..
Scion J. Vlasto. He is the husband of
an American wife. and with their son,
a robust young man. 10 years old. they
live at the Gerlach. Mr.. Vlasto Is also
the owner of a weekly Greek paper. the
Atlantis, published in this city, and
the only one of its kind published in
the United States. Mr.. Vlasto launch
ed the Atlantis as an experiment, for
the purpose of advocating the intro
duction Of the modern Greek pronun-
citation in American schools and COL
leges, but 1t seemed to have supplied a
need, and the demand for the paper
has steadily increased during the
three years of its existence. An anus
ing incident occurred in the ONCE Of
Atlantis during the last Presidential
campaign, which goes to show to what
extent political factional hatred is
carried by the descendants of Pericles.
The Atlantis espoused McKinley's
cause, and the proprietor handed the
chief c~ompositor, a young Athenian,
an article to be set up. The Greek
compositor. though only three years in
this country, was an ardent admirer OF
Mr.. Bryan. Upon perusing the copy. he
handed II over to one of his assistants.
remarking that he was a Bryan man
himself, and under no account would
he lift q finger to help set up an article
that spoke against Bryan. The article
was set up by his assistant. who had
been a few months In this country, and
his political preferences were still un-
developed. On election night the grief
and disappointment Of the Athenian
foreman were painful to witness az
the returns told the story of the de-
feat Of his candidate. and several days
elapsed before he ~regained his usual
equanimity.
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Cua...Day ser,mmase a. Harvard.

~
Young Harvard has been stirred to
the depths at the news that the corpor-
alton intended to abolish the scrim-
mage around the tree which has formed
part Of the class day exercises for more
than eighty years, says Harper's Week.
ly. II seems that every class since the
battle of Waterloo has had a scrim-
mage around the tree on class day ex-
cept the class Of 1877. which could not
manage to select class-day officers and
failed on that account to follow the
usual programme. In that year, no
provision for class day being made by
the class. the corporation interviewed.
appointed officers of the day and, with
the assistance OF Prof. Lowell, who
entertained the class at breakfast, and
OF the Harvard nine. which beat Yale
in the afternoon on Jarvis field, pro-
vided a day Of considerable festivity.
There were nc chapel exercises, no ora
ton. no poem and, so far as is known.
no regrets at the omission Of these
features. But successful as this class
day was there Ii no desire to repeat 1t.
So strong were the objections of the
class of 81 to the suppression of the
scrimmage that 1t was proposed that
II the corporation was obdurate and
wouldn't listen to reason the class
day officers would resign and no OBJ
servance Of the day be attempted. Hap
PLY harsh measures like these are not
likely to be needed. The seniors have
grown calmer, milder methods are OBJ
tanning. and the last news was that
the authorities would be glad to agree
to any compromise by which those
features of the tree exercises which
had become dangerous. through the
great increase In the number both of
participants and spectators, could he
eliminated and the more attractive
ones be retained.
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The New York Athletic club takes
Its place once o In the ranks of the
Amateur Athletic Union with good
wishes on the part Of those who have
upheld the general organization
throughout the recent crisis. When
two men or bodies Of men who have
been estranged are prepared to admit
the possibility that the other side may
not have been in all respects wrong
a gigantic obstacle in the way of re-
Cancellation has been removed. II was
In bringing about this spirit of con-
cession and moderation that Mr.. Mills
services were Of greatest value. Mr..
Mills. being a many-sided man, had
more than n string to his bow. These
he employed with admirable Judgment.
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CAPT. BAILEY OF YALE.

encouragement hockey at Princeton
would obtain a strong hold. The pres
ent season is eminently the n In
which to learn the game. Any college
which defers the matter until next
winter will have reason to regret Its
action. Its players will be struggling
along with first principles. while the
teams of its rivals will have become
more or less expert. Now Is the time
to take It up. as all the colleges are
occupying the position Of learners.
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Tn. Moss Pow.rsu, Poison.

When snake venom Is concentrated
by removing the albumen substance
and retaining the other two. what 10
left constitutes the most powerful
poison known to ~toxicology. II has
been reckoned that a single thimbleful
of It suitably applied would be enough
to kin 25, 900.
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Heaven.

The real heaven IL a state and not
a place. The heavenly character con
ditions the heavenly inheritance. Love
to God and love to men are the es-
sential elements Of this character.
Earth is a hell below without this love.
and heaven would also be a hell II II
were wanting.-Bishop Faliows.
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With the assistance of the latest ma
chimes a piece Of leather can be trans
formed into a pair OF boots in thirty
four minutes, in which time 1t passes
through the hands OF sixty-three peo-
pie and through fifteen machines.
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There is a Bible of the spirit and a
Bible OF the letter; 1t is the latter
which has been altogether too much
advocated and used. The Bible OF the
letter has led to a blind acceptance Of
texts, taken without due consideration
OF contexts and origin.--Rev. e. A..
Horton,
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A useful charity, called the London
Spectacle Mission. provides spectacles
for needlewomen and other deserving
persons dependent upon their eyesight
for q living. Last year 726 applications
were provided with s~pectacles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-04-16
Beehive In q Wall.

A board on the side Of a house at
Forbes, Mo-. was removed the other
day by the owner, as It appeared
warped. He found a hive In the wall,
and 125 pounds Of honey. The bees
had entered through a knothoie.
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False Claims.

A man is making a false claim for
himself who calls himSslf a Christian
while denying the supernatural ele-
ment In the Bible and reserving for
himself the right to reject or accept
any portion Of 1t. as would any other
teaching which might be presented TO
him.--Rev. Walter Galley.
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Mrs. Shallow-What a queer name
for a f~sh-"smelt." I wonder where
they come from? Mr.. Shallow can't
say for a certainty, but ! think they are
of German origin and come from the
Oder.-Boston Courier.
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Mamma. what is the bicycle indus
tryT
well. It must be the way We all
have to hop around and wait on your
father when he takes a notion to clean
his wheel. Detroit Free Press.
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GREEKS IN AMERICA.
THOUSANDS ARE SEEKING
THEIR FORTUNES AMONG US.
They Have Largely supplanted Italians
~ Fruit sciiers-some Greeks who
Have Won Success In the United
States.
New York letter.

URING the last
fifteen a the
number Of Greeks
in this country has
b Q e n increased
from 1000 to H.
900 or $4,000, who
are distributed as
follows: Chicago,
$500; New York
and San Francisco,
1900 each. and
cmoliar MN hore In
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At times he was as pacific and con-
~ciliatory as Phillips Brooks, but IN &C.
casion could be as vigorously de-
mandatory as DIR. Parkhurst.-1llus-
trated American.
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'ON COLLEGE SPORTS.
SEVEN UNIVERSITIES HAVE
AGREED TO CHICAGO RULES.


HE University Of
Michigan is receiv-
ing WE'LL
commentator for
C o m hitting h g r
a { h letic interests
without reserve to
the excellent rules
adopted at the Chi
cago conference in
November last. 1t
u,iIi ho ~rememhpr-
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SECONDHAND Wheels,

In referring to the numerous adver-
tisements now appearing In the For
SALE columns of the daily newspapers
of bicycles as good az new. to be sold
for mere songs" one authority says:
Now is the season of the year when
the willy wheelman speculates In q 90
cent bottle of enamel and q dollars
worth Of nickel plating, applies them
to his old wheel and then draws up an
artfully worded advertisement regard
ing his antediluvian bike, in which he
lauds 1t in such glowing adjectives
that the cautious buyer wonders why
the owner of such a magnificent ma
chine should be anxious to sell It at
such a nominal figure. After carefully
studying q number Of these advertise
ments I have come to the conclusion
that the writer's can scarcely claim de-
scent from the immortal George Wash.
ington, who was unable to tell q lie.".
Horse Talk.
Mr.. D. w. Brenneman tells me he has
contracted to handle, In connection
with his string OF Anderson Wilkes
stock from his farm, that fast mare
Prestoria Wilkes. 2:l7h, which was
sold at auction last week. Her new
owner likes the and considers
that she is a bargain at 5000 and Mr..
Brenneman thinks there are winning
races In her class along the line enough
to pay to race the prettily gated chest
nut mare. She should surely reach
2:12. The Anderson Wilkes family
push to the front each year. George
West has a green PAGER by him owned
by a local roadite which has stepped
quite easily a mile In 2:15. II his un-
d~erpinning holds good he II apt to 81
q very fast record.
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PRIVATE OWNERSHIP.
QUITE A FAD AS APPLIED TO
FREIGHT CARS.


VERY large ship
per In these days
u have his own
priv ate FIRE light
cars, says the Pen
ny Press. and the
W o n derful growth
of the special car
Idea can be demon
strated any day by
watching a through
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Te|egramas via Cabo Haitiano

(7I0o,tcidos enpresansente para LA CO.
RREspoNDENcIA.
Paris, Julio 4.-Telegraffan de Madrid
que un incendio ha hecho grandes estragos en-
las montaias de Murcia. Las lamas han des'
truido las aldeas el ganado. Sc teme hayan
pereeido gran ndmero de personas.-Un despa-
cho de Columbus (Ohfo), en- los Estados Uni
dos, dice que ell Consejo ejecutivo de la union
de mineros de America, acaba de ordenar una
hlelga general desde el 5 del actual; esta deci-
sion la seguiran cerca de cuatrocientos mil
mineros.
Idem, idem 6.-Anuncian de Berlin que
ACADIA de sentirse un terrible huracan al Sud de
Alemanfa. Las p6rdidas materiales son enor
mes.
Idem 7. Tclegraffan de Constantinopla
que ell Sultan, esta dispuesto acatar la volun-
tad de las potencias, cuya nota colectiva 10 ha
intmidado. Las negociaciones de la paz Sc
reanudaran hoy.
Idem s.-Ha muerto Mr.. Henry Meilhac,
autor dramAtico y miembro de la Academia
rancesa.---Despachos del medic dfa de Franca
anuncian que son considerables los desastres
causados por las inundaciones. Sc calculan en-
200 milones dc frances Las p6rdidas materiales;
ell ntimcro de muertos sc eleva cuando menos
3oO.--Dfcese que la stuacon del Banco de Es-
pafla da lugar a muchos concentrates. La &C.
tual cantdad de sus billetes en- crculeci6n, es
mayor que nunca y sa anuncia que 80 hara una
nueva emission de 8 mllones de frances. Un
despacho dc la Habana dice que en- los meses de
Abril Mayo ultimos han ocurrdo cerca de
sos null defunciones causadas porla hebre anna
rilla en- cuatro poblaciones en- las cuales undo
ell contingente de poblaoi6n no excede de 80
mil almae. --Anunciau de Constantinopla que ell
Conseio de ministries ha resuelto oponerse q la
pctci6n de les embajadores de las potepcias,
respecto de ia demarcacion de la frontera turco.
criega La situacon se ha pucsto mas tirante
en- vista de que la actitud de la Sublime Puerta
viene ser la ruptura de las negociaconea, y lag
potoncias SO veran obligadas hscer concesio-
8 aioptar meddas en6rgicas con el fin de hacer
respetar sus decisiones.
Idem 9.--La Canara francesa ha votado
siete millones de frances para socorrer las VIC
timas de Francia Guadalupe.-La Sublime
ruerta ha enviado una nota sus represcntan-
tes conteniendo habil defensa de la causa turca
declarando no reconocer ninguna lfnea de
frontera en- 1hessaIia al norte del RIO Bencios.
I'm telegrama de San Petesburgo anuIcia
que Russia ha propuesto lag poteDcias que de
ben tomarse medidas para llcgar & un acuerdo
entre Grecia Turqufa.
Idem lO.-Dicen de Londres que ha nau
fra gsdo al Este de la isla de Socotora, el vapor
<Sultar, que conducfa peregrinos, los cuales
fueron devorados por los tiburones. an sido
arrestados en- Roma ocho anarquistas que Sc su-
ponen completes del atentado contra el rey
IIumbcrto.
Idem l3.-Annncan de Roma que el Ca
ptan Gel del ejercito italano ha inventado un
nuevo fusil que puede disparar 80 tiros ror
mliutos sin retirarlo del hombro.-E presiden
ta de la rephblica francesa serA nombrado coro-
ntl honorario del ojGrcito ruso.
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sei1ora doha Josefa Font, viuda de Vivas.

sei1ora doha Josefa Font, viuda de Vivas.
r. l. p.
~ Al billetero Nicolas Acebedo, vecino
! de la Gale de la Fortaleza numero 16, se le han
extraviado 5 bilietes de la Loterfa Provincial
que SO jugara el 20, marcados con los nameros
23.918, 1926, 81, 1888, 16.475 y "a 1866. Sc
ra grati6cado ell que Sc los devuelva. Sc ha
dado parte del hecho el senior Juez competente.
~ De Juana Diaz nos telegraffan que
ha sido vfct1ma de un atropello ignomjnioso
cometido por un cabo de policfa, don Manuel
Edesa Rucabado que Sc encuentra en- cana.
Prometennos mas detalles.
a. LAS OFICINAS del Consulado fran
c6s han sido trasladadas en- la Gale de Tetuan
numero 81. 81
~ don Ricardo Hernandez, vecino
del Dorado y residente en- Puerta de TERRA, se
le ha extraviado una carta conteniends dec
mo de billete de Ia Loterfa Provincial ntimero
20. $50, nl1mero de orden 2, letra 0. dirijda
la se1lora profesora dona Carmen Machicote,
del Dorado. La persona que devuelva dicha
carta sera gratifcada en- ell case de salir premia.
do ell billete.
~ Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar 4
q nuestro estimado amigo ell sehor don Carlos
H. Blondet, de Guayama, que sc encuentra de
paso en- esta capital. Deseamosle gratas i'm
presiones.
~ Ell astr6logo Riusdelsonch, en- una
catedra de su ciencia dijo que el planeta Mer-
curio tenfa mas Influenza moral material so.
bre la TERRA, que ninguno de los demAs plane
| tas conocidos. Y un colega suyo le contest6:
<Su teorfa podra muy racional; pero esta
va cientfficamente demostrado que los cuerpos
sc atraen en- raZ6n directa de masas, lnver-
| sa del cuadrado de sus distancias. Por ESQ
| E1 CzoA aunque es pequeho, su Influenza So
! bre el mundo elegante es muy grande. ALI
esta Cid en- San Francisco 81, para demostrarlo
acknowledgements.
Sc compa de de "A Anttoe Ape5sa 1a Ssnpor
Salinas; Geometrfa, por Ortega; Gramatica
francesa, por Osten6n 1'raducci6n, por Ira
name. 3-3
~ En- la maflana de hoy sc ha oelebra-
do en- una de las Salas de 10 Criminal de esta
Audiencia, la vista prGvia del sumario instrui
do en- ell Juzgado de Vega a-baja, contra don AL
fredo Archilia por homicidio, cuyo acto tan.
to ell senor Fiscal de S. M, como la acusaci6n
privada, han pedido la aperture del juicio oral.
~ De Aibonito: Gel dfa del actual
dieron principle en- esta villa Las novenas de
| nuestra senora del Carmen. La concurrencia
| ha sido siempre numerosa. I'll temple conver
lido en- una verdadera mansion celestial. Ell
canto sublime, esta cargo de las belas ange
licales Luisa Suarez, Senaida Cruz, Petronila
Merly, Carmencita Becerra, Pepita Pons, Gre
oencia Merly, Electicia Santiago, Maria Ana
Rivas, Isabelita Becerra, Florencia Merly.
ca bajo la genial direction de la siempre inspi
rada Angelita Ponst. Merece tambi6n especial
mencion ell senior don Francisco Becerra por gu
magistral direction en- ell canto por los solos
que hace acompanado de la serafca voz de Ii
simpAtica nina Senaida Cruz. En- las letanfat
ambos resultan tambi6n dignos de APPLAUSE
Dona Teodosia Zayas de Points merece placemeI
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La VENaANzA DE uN NOBLE

204 LA VENGANzA NOBLE
mas delicioo nj mas que respa entire Tartoni
la Cascade
Al abandonar ell tren erritoro frances lie sataron las
agrmas Su padre ocho s Gnebra haciendoe
compahfa despu6s vovi6 Paris peguntandose como ba
vvir desde entonces sin hijo yerno hia.
Sobre todo esta Ultima perdonara la pare
que anqu he tornado abrar desgra
ca
Sc engailaba Genoveva Ramundo deseaban mas que
perdonare Ra'mundo quso mas venganza anunciar
por msmo al baron cua habfa de situaci6n ell
porvenir.
Serfa ben recbdo sempre tanto de hija
de peta condioi6n de que menudeara vas
nicmene porque dijeran Genoveva quea
ecbr LIE pasarfan mienras viviese
Glen mil frances obeo de que entregara la mitad
adorable hijo.
-iAh ell pobre esa casgado por criminal
conducta Els trse ell destierro para todo buen fran
ces!
Else destierro-dijo Ramundo-no durara que un
aho pasado e permitire volver Par tai de
que prometa presentarse jamas vista!
-Compromiso que aceptara gustoso exclan6 ell conde.
AL cabo mes cansandose de vivir solo, marcho
de yer legar OLYMPIA Salvert Ell
Pa protesto de esrechar
los corresponsaes del extranro Pero reaad estaba
qudando tdos negocos poder eva exstensa
tranqua querda ha oontenandose la parte
de feloidad que le estaba reservada.
quiso los de la Terrade mas que esta
para demonstrates 10 mucho que les despreciaba.
Les rog6 que consideraran muerto Y que lie
hablaran nunca por causuaidad volvan
Despu6s reunida tcda fortuna haber venddo
hotel avena del Bosque de Boona nsta6 defnitva
Viena donde sgue vvendo, sempre aormentado
por los remordmientos pero feliz en- 10 que cabe.
OLYMPIA ha vuelto aparecer las tablas; es COM
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PiLDORAS HIGIENICAS "PALAUX.''


B1B1aorrcA 'LA CORRESPONDENCE PuERroR1co'
nacda noble haba sepaado de la veradera arso
craca por casamento reaizado ho de aquea adea
nota.
Ell que las dpensaba, recib6ndolas casa
va demasiado grande hasta Ell la installation
estuvo dispuesta ocup6 mas que de Blanca.
Pensaba toda la noche hacendola companfa
Raimundo que intervenr para que Blanca pudiera
solas madre la sonora Sermes
Deepu6s regano Raimundo muy duramente por habera
ocultado tanto tempo la verdad.
-iPero 81 20 msmo 10 ignoraba!
No, possible! Es que desconfabas de mi! Me
has tratado empre loca Tenfa neecita de
mi sangre de tn sangre, 10 participates
MAS que he podido quererte tt mismo Ramundo Sc
sonri6.
NO tendre ceos.
Despu6s cont6 abuea los incdenes de aquela noche
Pero no le escuchaba apenas acab6 por decirle
ESQ tuya; arreglate puedas ICON tai
consenre en- jura que han vivir
panfa.
Aquela noche durmi6 apeuas por la maiana
evant6 la primera. Vic sar Raimundo moest6
10 mas mfnimo de tai pensamento perteneca
febrl mpacenca
Po tenendo va pacenca para
esperando ue escuchar la del cuarto de
Blanca, oyese dentro un ligero rufdo de besos
lam6
Genoveva abr6 puera la desconcert6 al
Blanca senada sobre las rodas de la seoa Sermets
& quien oubrfa de besos
La marquesa hizo cargo de toda la delicadeza que
aqueas encerraban adviu6 Blanca quea hacer
comprender su ot que pesar de haber desaparecido
los yfnculos de sangre, la querfa tanto antes
teiendo Blanca quiso ganarse oano
respetando aquea tosca aldan quien meta adoraba
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R2nnn pnn,iIor Este Establecimiento concede
0F"'~' prestamos a tres meses plazo
hasta la suma de quinientos pesos, con garantfa
de frmas de reconocida solvencia, c6dulas hi.
potecarias del Excmo. Ayuntamiento, Accones
del Banco Espafol y en- general toda clase de
valores facilmente realizables. Tambien Sc
presta con primera hipoteca de fncas de esta
Capital por cualquier cantidad hasta un a71o
plazo, con facultad de prorrogar.-Horas de
ofcinas de de la noche los lunes mier =
coles de 4 los sabados.
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por su entusiasmo valiosa cooperation en- tan
animadas festas. Y ell popular padre Quin-
tana, corona dignamente la obra con sus gran
des iniciativas y sus entusiasmos por la mayor
gloria de la excelsa Virgen del Carmelo.>
ca vnnho ell establecimiento de pulperfa de-
w 'V"u" nominado Gel Dia Entero> de So
brino y Hermano. Il (Marina). Para informes
dirijirse sus d';ef1os. 81
~ Baratfsimos encajes crudos blancos,
tiras bordas, encajes valencianos, casimires in
gleses, ell mejor surtido de cuellos, puhos y
corbatas en- clos Dependencies, Fortaleza 80.