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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-09-10
TWENTIETH YEAR.
CASH STORE.

These chilly mornings make you
realize that the children must soon
have their heavy fall and winter
clothes. A NEAT thing at Moore's
for winter dress is an ALL WOOL red
and gray checked flannel at 29c, and
a good thing is heavy 50 inch at soc.
Many other good things are novelty
plaids at &c to S5c. For trimmings we
have black and white Coney fur at 15c
a yard and black and white Angora at
3Oc. Black dress goods at IOc to 81. 35.
New lot of fish net and curtain scrlm.
Art Denim for upholstering and
draping. Good quality double width
Broadcloth in colors at 9Oc All colors
China and Surah silks, and the best
assortment of black silks that you
have been able to select from. Elder
down, 35c to soc per yard. Latest and
nobieSt styles in silk braid dress sets
and Passementeries. Just what you
want in Outing Flannels, Flannel
cites and Fleece Lined Calicoes. New
lot of Mems 4-in-hands, neck scarfS,
string ties, windsors and bows. Some
thing new in Chatelaine bags. Wa
terproof school bags for the children,
large enough for books and lunch, 25c.
Ladies' gauntlet dogskin gloves, 75c.
Blankets, 40c to $3.50. Comforts and
calico and cotton for others. CARPETS
Don't forget them. Come in and
make your selection and have it ready
to put down when you clean house
Mems work gloves, Napatan, zoe; dog
skin front, soc. Solder your own tin
ware. Buy soldering set for I2c that
will save you S12 90. One dozen half
pint jelly glass with cover, 3Oc. Lamp
chimneys, crimp top No. 1, &c; No. ,,
&c; genuine La Bastie, No L, I2c; No.
2, lac. Kitchen lamp with reflector,
all complete, PIC. ssImperial- coffee
mill, sunk hopper, 45c. ''Knockedout"
mouse trap, best made, &C. Steel,
porcelain lined ''Maslinn kettle, large.
6Oc. Clothes pins four dozen for sc.
Whips, &c and better. Suspenders, &c
and better.
We have found that HARNESS we
were looking for. Come and see it.
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The railroads have granted a one
fare rate to the Topeka State G. A. r.
Reunion and Fall Festival. The indi-
cations are that the crowd will be
large but Topeka knows how to take
care of all who come
were quietly married last Friday
evening by Probate Judge Tunnel at
his residence in this CITY, The con-
tracing parties are well known in
the south part of the county where
they have host of friends who join
WORLD in wishing them long life and
much happiness
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The superiority OF Chase & San
born's Teas and Coffees secured the
Worlds Fair contracts
C. G. BESTOR. Agent.
For Sale-2l native cows, one grade
Shorthorn bull and IA calves. Apply
to p. p. RAUMAKER,
One mile south of Bosnia p. o.
For SALE-One of the best 800 acre
farms in Trego county. For terms ap-
ply to George Baker, Wa-Keeney,
Kan. Can give possession at any time.
NoTICE-The W c. Il. U. will meet
Thursday, September Is, at $3.50 p. m.
in the NJ. E. church,. Isabella Cook,
presidents: Emma Hotel, secretary
David Kendall of Hoganville was
in the city Tuesday being examined
for an increase OF pension. He says
his son Arthur is working at the
brick works at Quinter.
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James Drummond and family at
1 tended the old settlers reunion at
Knoufs grove near Hill City last
Monday.
The Russians of Hoganville will
give a grand picnic on Monday. Sep
tember 26th, to which everybody is
invited
John G. Marcy, the heavyweight
politician of Wilcox township, spent
Tuesday in the city and swapped po-
litical stories with us.
There will be Episcopal services at
the Baptist church next Sunday at
IL a. m. and 3 p. m. Everybody in
vited. j. III. Lee, Rector.
Hon. w. A. Reeder. candidate for
congress, spent last Sunday in the
city. Monday he drove to Knouf's
grove where he spoke at the old set
tiers reunion.
DIR. Raffington, the Ellis dentist,
will be at the Ferris House, Septem-
desiring artificial teeth please call on
first part of my stay.
Willie Beardwell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Beardwell of Graham coun-
ty holds first grade certifi ficate. Will
lie attended our High school when
Prof. Opp was principal.
Last Friday night two prisoners es-
capped from the new jail at Hays. Re
ports differ as to how they got out:
some say they used pick while others
say the crawled up the fiue-
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OlcdH your Hueo.
Cold rain yesterday.
Fresh pork at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
Subscribe for the WORLD.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Ed. Rea is attending court at Hays.
Republican county convention this
afternoon.
Verbeck's ad on the first page will
interest you.
Mrs. b. Sellers was quite sick We'd
nesday night.
T. r. Moore has new ad in this
issue. Read it.
1t is reported ducks are plentiful
on the creeks and ponds.
Taken Up-Red bull, double brand
on left hip. d. L. McCarty.
For Sale.-Bain and Weber farm
wagons. w. S. Mead, agent.
Chris Penning of Palco transacted
business in town on Thu sday.
Wanted-Good prairie hav. High
est market price paid. w. S. Mead
Mrs. Borah of Cove county is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. t. R. Moore.
o. A. Cortright was papering for
Receiver King the first OF the week.
Mrs g. L. Verbeck gave "a tea party
last Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
w. E. Sum.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Theo. Courtney, who has been quite
sick, is convalescing.
For Sale.-Span of horses, wagon,
harness, cow and calf and some hogs.
Enquire at this office.
Mrs. F. S. Diebold and daughters
arrived home from Buffalo, n. Y. the
latter part of last week.
Mrs. Jennings and children of Cav
ker City are visiting her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Joseph Escher.
DIR. Woodworth, the dentist, will
be in the city till next Wednesday.
Office over NerDeck'S store.
Mr.. Vert of near Grainfield was in
the city on Wednesday and was ex-
amined for an increase of pension.
Miss Timkens, the stylish milliner,
returned from Kansas City last week
where she purchased the latest styles
of fall and winter hats and bonnets.
Mrs. w. E. Saum and children de-
parted Sunday evening for Lawrence,
where Ralph will enter the State Uni
versity. Mr.. Saum accompanied them.
VIM. Spicer of Ellsworth. mer-
chant tailor of this place during the
boom days, visited old scenes on
Thursday.
Moser, the jeweler, will be in Wa
Keeney on Wednesday of each week
to do all kinds of watch and
jowelry repairing.
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Charles Black of Hays was in town
Tuesday evening.
How do you like the change-we
mean the weather.
VIM. Cook of Cove county was on
our streets Wednesday.
w. S. Gorrell drilled well in DIR.
Jones' pasture this week.
First frost of the season Tuesday
morning no damage.
Miss Nellie Danford of Hays is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. Givler.
Prof. Dawson of Hilltown was in
the city last Saturday evening.
Yetter s. Benson of Ogallah will
seed 600 acres to wheat this fall.
Ex-Judge Steve Osborn was in the
city several hours Tuesday evening.
Wilson & Blair have 500 head of
thoroughbred hogs on their ranch on
Big creek.
Bert Brown of Cove county was
transacting business in the city last
Wednesday.
Arthur Gaisford visited his uncle,
Theo. Courtney, Wednesday, return
ing Thursday.
A number of old soldiers appeared
before the pension examining board
last Wednesday.
Jesse Courtney and wife spent few
days the first of the week in the coun-
Try visiting friends and relatives.
The brick works at Quinter are run
ming tive days of the week-the man.
ager belongs to the Seven Day Ad-
vents.
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| have just returned from
Kansas City where 1 have
bought my fall stock of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hats and Caps,
Clothing,
Boots and Shes,
TinWare, Etc.

11nWdrG, Etc.
And offer them to you at
prices which small buyers
cannot reach. / ask your
kind inspection. | have the
largest stock to select from in
Western Kansas.
I bought a large line of
Hosiery direct from the fac
tory.
My Shoes are the celebrat-
ed Hamilton Brown Shoe
Co. s. You are all familiar
with these shoes as / have
been handling them for the
past Is years. l can sell you
Shoes nearly as cheap as
small dealers can buy them.
A few of my prices:
Arbuckle coffee, 1Oc.
Battle AK tobacco, soc.
2-quart cups, SC.
Dish pans, Is and zoe.
Stew pans, 8 and 1Oc.
Wash boilers No. 8, 5O-75c.
10 bars good soap, 25c.
Perfection flour none bet
ter $1.15.
Coffee pots, 8 to 1Oc.
Stew Pans, 10 and 12c.
Ink, 4c per bottle, good.
Curry combs, 5 and 1Oc.
Coal shovels, 3 and &C.
look at them.
Coal hods, zoe.
Shoe brushes, good, 10c.
In Clothing l can and will
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-09-10
A Household Necessity.

No family should be without Foiey's
Collie Cure for all bowel complaints.
Jones & Gibson
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-09-10
T. R. MOORE.
Chronic Diarrhea Cured.

This is to certify that l have had
chronic diarrhRa ever since the war.
/ got so weak / could hardly walk or
do anything One bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoaa
Remedy cured me sound and we'll.
j. II. GIBBS, Fincastle, Va.
l had chronic diarrhaa for twelve
years. Three bottles of Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhaa
Remedy cured me.
S. L. SHAVER, Fincastle, Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and Mr. Shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near
Fincastle. Va. They procured the
remedy from Mr.. W. f. Casper. a
druggist of that place. who Is we'll ac-
quainted with and will youch for the
truth of their statements. For sale
by Jones & Gibson.
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from to make strong ticket and can
put up at least two the equal of that
nominated last Saturday.
The Wa-Keeney delegates and al
alternates to the Republican conven-
tion to-day are:
Delegates. Alternates-
Hudson Harlan, Thomas Bundy,
A. Il. Greenwood, l.. G.. Johnson
T. r. Moore. A l.. Gleason,
w. II. Holmes, Lou Gleason
Z. A. Rea, w. w. Gibson,
Gaylord Stanton, G. w. Sweet.
Thomas Hinshaw, Grant Marshall,
Will Walker, I'll. 5. Giyler,
o. w. Lahman, w. S. Harrison,
A. Ii. Mumert. A. G. Lord,
NJ. W. Cliff T.. p. Bradshaw.
George Baker, James Kelly.
ID. McCarty. G. L. yerbeck
A pleasant wedding which was also
a neat surprise took place last Mon
day evening at the Farmers Home in
this city, Mr.. Ed. Escher, son of the
genial host, was united to Miss Mary
Nelson of Topeka. Ed. came over
from Hilltown on Sunday and met
the bride elect at Hays. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Tun-
nell soon after their arrival on the
D. m train. The storm Of dust which
arose about that time we hope is no
omen of evil and trust that a long life
of health and happiness may attend
them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-09-10

5 For Sale-At a in-Schumack-
er piano. Will give time on good
bankable note. Apply to w. E. Saum.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-09
|NP0RTANTES ACUERDOS

En- la Capital reuni6se ell lunes Ia
Junta de Agriculture, Industria 20
mercio, convocada por ell Secretarlo ue
Fomento, para tratar del CAME de u. Ia
moneda del cabotaje con la Metropoii.
Respecto al primero, fue acuerdo pro-
poner ell canje al tipo de 75 centavos
orc por cada peso provincial, aroitran-
do Ell medic de que Sc haga Ia operaclon
sin recargo alguno para ell pals: ei voto
del Presidente, conforme en- 10 sustain
ciaI con ell proyecto, fue que el tipo
para ell canje fuera de 65 por 100 que
es ell valor de nuestra moneda en- ei
mercado.
Cuanto al segundo extreme, la Janta
Sc decide unanimemente por el cabota-
je, solicita que misntras esta benehca
medida sea implantada, Sc rebaJe IN 80
por 100 4 los dereehos de importation
de productos de esta isla en- los Estados
Unidos = vlce-versa.
Asf Sc sirve al pals: defendlendo sus
inSereses con proyectos que Sc convertl-
ran kn .realidades fecundas, y no con
esos nentos de planfderas histerlcas.
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las rudimentarias obligaciones c

mas rudimentarias obligaciones ci-
vicas.
Pero ain asi; aun despu6s de bus
car encontrar una serie de perfeo-
tas garantias para la inversion de los
fondos municipales, ell Consejo de Sc
cretarios busca encuentra ell medic
SECURE de que los pueblos esten re
presentados como ellos quieran nc
como quiera ell gobierno central.
Ese medic son las elecciones in
mediatas, que propondra desde luego
al General Henry J que Sc lleyaran
q cabo muy pronto, i fin de que ell
nuevo sistema no SO retarde nj Sc di
ficulte.
De tai modo mantiene ell Conseio
los puntos de vista Que desenvOlvio en-
sus informes al General Brooke. Y
de tai modo, uniendo su quito por la
libertad. su prudencia exquisite su
patriotismo indiscutible, responde a la
confanza que Puerto-Rico puso en- los
ciudadanos quienes eligio, por $4,000
sufragios, para que dlrigiesen su mar
cha hac1a ell pOryenir.
PLURIBUs UNIuM.
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Czy'fNs cO1'tNS
San Juan, Diciembre 7 de 1898.

va conoce Ell publico ell plan auto
nomista del Consejo de Secretaries.
NO es aquel tOtat2y2 rerOlattas22a de Pom
ce, sin pie nj cabeza; no es La ANAL
gama caotica en- cuyas confusiOnes Sc
| perdian los intereses de los munici-
plOs. Els un decretO bien estudiado,
en- que Sc pone siempre la sanction de
| la Asamblea municipal sObre los acuer-
dos del Ayuntamiento.
La Asamblea Municipal, no designa
da pOr la suerte, sinO elegida por los
hombres de arraigo; los poseedores
de la rlqueza. Seria un crimen SO
meter los azares de un sortensr-@
ruina la prosperidad de, p'eer- - Ia
dicclon entera. Y ell Co, - JuI!s :
ese ese0llo en- su nse.o ds oda eyltn
Quiere Ell Connn~
sean abSOlutap~ zSe)O que los pueblOs
de sus pro1b ~nente duenos y arbitros
de los r. plOs destlnos. en- manOs
;anyusr1eblos deja las funciones mas
. SPortantes de su existencia local: el
!. nombramiento de empleados, la for
macion de presupuesto, La aprObaclOn
de cuentas: todo en- fin, 10 que afecta
al desarrollO de sus OrganismOs inte
riOres.
FL pOder central solo Sc reserva in
Iteryencion en- Ell case de que Sc falte
a la ley; V aun en- este case, cOnfla el
fallo definitiyo, inapelable, no a una
|oficina, nj un funcionario, sino d Ia
ICorte Suprema de Justicia EN- plenO
ique resOivera 81 existe no eXiSte la
ltrangresi0n legal.
Nunca hubo en- PuertO-RicO mayo
res garantias para ell cumplimientC
del deber, para ell ejercicio del dere
cho y para ell buen empleo de los eau
dales del procomdn. Las asambleas
municipales, compuestas de I'm hume
TO cincO veces superior al de los con
icejales, reyisaran las resoluciones dc
lcaracter economico y les imprimirar
lei augusta sello de la yoluntad pc
pular.
! Y las asamuleas seran tan inmen
Isas, que eli Ponce, pOr ejemplo, hal
lde entrar en- su SenO ClENTO CINCUEN
ia ciudadanos, porque ell Ayuntamlen
to funciOna con treinta concejaleS:
en- Aibonito pueblo de escaso vecin
ldariO-seran SETENTA Y CINcO los ad
ministradOres, porque el Ayuntamien
| to funciOna con ounce concejales.
u Y no Sc olga que son muchos y qu'
no Sc reunlran, pues esa atlrmacloI
equivale al recOnocimiento de qu
nuestra apatia, nuestra indiferencia
nos conviepten en- parias, incapace
lde gobernar su casa y de llenar su
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uN P5GA pATR!0T!cO
TEoDbR0 KoRNLR

A Mr.3 Augusta Malaret.
El dfa % e Septiembre de 1891
celebraba Gefhania, la de los Yates de
blonda cabelle3a rubia y ojos azules, un
aniyersario ss12Briosfsimo era ell cente-
mario del na7Sf ficio dc Teodoro Koerner
poeta. ouerrer&o o martir, ell Tirteo ale
man que al fe} }cfbir del cielo la Ira de
Schiller heredo tambiGn Ia espada de
Hermann. dorrfa ell ano de 1912: Ez
copitd,e ezcz/.Siglo estaba contento.: en-
sn.eorosadG laureles todas las hojas
cot ahan fres,es 81 habfa alguna SEGA
ueIufa ! revar5seeS y su corona de hic-.
rro cada dfa Sc conaQlidaba apWent.s-
ba con nuevos anillos. s--AEEa-IG tempo
en- aue Wagram reyivfa a Austerlitz
la espada del antique primer consul
creaba tronos destrufa dinastfas. Pero
no habia todo terminado, 81 II de JUNO
daba principle aquelia campai1a de Ru-
,. sia en- que ST las garras del agnila res
balaron sobre los hielos del Bcreslna,
| sus alas sc quemaron en- ell lncendlo de
Moscow. No habfa terminado todo,
ann vibraba Ell los aires la suprema in
vocaci6n de Kant 4 Ia patria, La Ale
mania contra ell invasol Napoleon.
Una legion de combatientes jovenes,
hermosos como los efebos de Grecia, Sc
ianzsba los campos de batalIa llber-
tar la patriao morir en- la demanda
Las madres secaban sus lagrimas al yer
partir sus hijos, los padres cojfanel fusil,
las doncellas cantaban la patria libre,
| los mocosuclos Sc burlaban del enemi-
! go los sacerdotes, los ancianos, los
| invalidos, maldecfan Era la Iucha
titanica de un pueblo contra un hombre
que iluminado por ell genio deslum-
brado por Ell exito, estaba maldito por
ell destino y condenado por su concien-
cia. Por aquellos t!empos habfa en-
| Viena un adolescente gallardo, bello,
con la gracia de la pubertad en su ros
tro, con la aureola del geAio sobre su
| frente el nolnbre de aquel adolescen-
te, de aquel nino era mas que popular,
celebre. Sc llamaba Teodoro Koerner.
autor dramatico aplaudidfsimo, en- sus
creaciones iscdurrfa ell estro osado de
Schille poeta suggestive brillante,
sus composiciones reunfan la fuerza Y
la gracia; amante adorado con frenesf.
sa noyia era may bella, tanto de alma
como de cuerpo nj las rosas del amor
nj las del arte habfan tenido para el es
pinas, aclamado, querido, feliz, sin una
gotta Gle acibar en- su corazon dc artista.
sin un envldioso, sin una nubeen ell cielc
de su alma, 10 hirio ell llamamiento de
Kant y entire la falange do alemancs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-09

va 10 dice claramente nuestro CO
rresponsal de San Juan. Dicha re-
forma no scra ley, no Sc llevara 4 Ia
practlca, sin que antes Sc verifquen
las elccciones, 10 cual propondran
|desde luego los Secretaries al gene
raj Henry, y Sc llevaran d cabo muy
|pronto. Es decir; que los Ayunta-
|mientos, tales como estan constitute
dos hoy, no son los que van d disfsu-
tar Gle las ventajas del regimen au-
tonomico
81 ese criterio tenian los Secre-
tarios de Despacho al rechazar ell
plan de Ponce Y ese criterio man
tienen hoy /, donde esta la falta de
decoro, nj de dignidad, III de conse-
cuencia politica +?
/ No es todo 10 dicho por La
Nueva.. Era un ctimulo de falsas in
ventivas, para desvirtuar el buen
efecto que tales medidas causan en-
La opinion ? 1 No Sc We en- todo ESQ
una rabia y un despecho de los que
a toda costa quieren ocupar los pues-
tos de la Administration publica ?
ST ellos Sc consideran con arraigo
en- la opinion; 81 Green contar con ell
apoyo del pals; aguarden un mo-
mento; esperen que Sc verifquen las
elecclones y vayan a las urnas a
buscar en- elias Ell triunfo; pero entire
tanto, no Sc manchen nj nos man
chen con Ia baba de sus insultos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-09

el General Henry ell Presideate de
lConsejo.
Sc atribuye csc acto una trascef,
ldencia extraordinaria.
j aunque no fue possible romper la
reserva del seilor Munoz, dfcese que es.
ia muy satisfecho de las francas decla
raciones del Comandante Jefe del De-
Ipartamento militar.
Asegnrase que ell Secretario de Go
bernacion ha recibido ordenes concrc-
tas, relativas d la propaganda de los
perlodlcos J los recursos que pueden
| emplearse para impedir que Sc injurie a
personals que ejercen alta autoridad.
Desconocemos ell alcance de esas Or
denes, ST bien Sc nos fgura que sou muy
energlcas y terminantes
Ell Gobierno estudia, con prof undo
lnteres, la aplicacion de las reform as
ultlmamente anunciadas sobre descen-
tralizacion municipal sobre impuestos
terr'torla!ss aas ass sdsessp ieesg, ,suprimirse-
~ -es~'
s;o "a venido de Barceloneta una expo
i, Ion, suscrita por tres cuatrocientos
--hdividuos, en- que Sc pide la deslgna-
cion del senior Llensa para ell cargo de
! Alcalde.
Baio la anterior administration
del sencr Llensa Sc produjeron gra
YES desordenes hasta lego decir-
sc que ell Juez de Arecibo trafa funda-
mentos para detenerle y que lie deten-
drfa.
| Convendra averiguar 10 que represen
tan, en- arraigo J en- production, las fr
mas que apoyan al ex- alcalde.
| Puede que sc averlgue.
Han llegado en- ell vapor Arcodia do
ce magnfficas maquinas de escrl5lr,
marca Rcnaingtdn, para las secretaries
del despacho.
! Sc instsiaran muy ,pronto a lin dc
| que los trabajos sean mas economicos
Y Sc realicen en- absolute perfection J
en- verdadera rapidez
En- la Secretarfa de Gobernacion sc
ha recibido ipformes lum inosfsimos de
| Club de Iadustq1ales ele Ponce, acercs
| de la reforma arancelarla.
| Los documentos son de gran alcance J
| Sc les estudia con prediieccion.
| va sc estan fernando los nom bra.
mientos de Interpreters en- favor de las
personas recomendadas por ell Secreta
rio de Gobernacion.
Iran estos INTERPRETERS con las colum
mas americanas, prestaudoles sus auxl-
lios.
Ademas los Alcaldes tienen la obli-
gacion de facilitar guias para los cam.
pcs, que acompailen a las tropas y que
isean conocedores del terreno.
| Muy pronto llegara a la isla maestro
! auerido amigo don Pedro Salazar
! Viene exclusivamente ocuparse de
negocios mercantiles.
Regresara Nueva Work despues de
, pasar aquf algunas semanas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-09

FL general Henry ha pedido = todas
las Secretaries notas de todos los en-
pleados que allf sirven, oon expression
de sus sueldos de plantilla. 7.
Como ell personal es va muy red ucf
do, nos parece diffcil que pueda reog
cirse mas ain.