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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
TWO SUICIDES AT ERIE.
Bates Read of Harty's Death Then
Killed Himself.

Erie. Pa. May S.-Edmund Harty, de,
spondent from sickness, committed sui
eide here by shooting. Norman Bates, a
friend OF Harty, read of the suicide in
an evening paper, and retiring to his bed
room, put a bullet through his own head,
killing himself.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
TO STOP PRIvATEERING.
An object Americas Representative
VIII Aim at.

New York, May 3,-President Seth Low
of the Columbia University; Capt. A. T.
Mahan. U. S. N. and Frederick w. Hollis,
the American delegates 10 the peace con-
ference at The Hague, sailed to-day on
the American liner st. Louis
Capt Mahan said the main point the
American delegation would endeavor to get
the representatives OF the other nations TO
agree 10, would be to stop privateering
and exempt merchant vessels not carrying
contrabands of war, from seizure
AS 10 The disarmament he said that the
United States could not be classed with the
European countries which keep millions of
men under arms in time of peace.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
''N I'm ARE NOT YET FOUND.
wy Wires as to Gilmore and the
York lStOwn's Men.

,uas' .''''-' 'on' May 3-The following ca
Pewey: e'Neu lio'n Aoin'rai
Es.bjn,,..al' May 3.-Seeretary of the Navy
bw1 1'''7'on' The following from the York
Ers a. q lFsoners at insurgent headquar-
buart5.7 7an lsedro: Lieut.. Gilmore. Chief
r. 1r'''oSter William Walton. Sailmak-
E.lsv-1rts raul Vando!t. Coxswain John
Peterso,' Apprentice Third-class Albert
-ardsrl Landsman Sylvio Brisolese,
.andsn,a, lyman Paul Edwards and
,een Sen rred Anderson. Provisions have
he in1,,.. 70 them by Otis. am continu-
even. " Tue tate OF the other
napye.y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
BOWEN MINISTER TO PERSIA.
Lay and sicI<Ies Have Been Given
jobs in Spain.

Washington, May 3.-The President has
appointed Herbert w. Bowen Of New York
as minister to Persia. Mr.. Bowen was con-
sui general at Barcelona before the Span
ish war broke out.
julius G Lay, now consul at Windsor.
Ontario, has been appointed consul gem
eral at Barcelona, Spain, to succeed Mr..
Bowen.
MIR. Stanton Sickles. of New York, has
been appointed secretary of the United
States legation at Madrid, and will Join
Mr. Bellamy Storer at that place as soon
as the Rgation is re-opened. Mr.. Slckles
is son of Gen. Daniel Slckles, formerly
minister to Spain, and held the same posi-
ton TO which he Is now appointed, when
Mr. Woodford was minister there
Stanley Turner, of Detroit, Mich, has
been selected as United States consul at
Windsor, Ont. to succeed Mr.. Lay.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
NEGROES DAY OF FASTING.
They VIII Pray to God to Mete Out
Vengeance for Lynchings.

Vengeance for Lynchings.
New York, May S.-The National Afro
American Council of the United States has
issued proclamation calling upon the
colored people of this country to set
apart Friday, June 2 as a day of fasting
and prayer. and has called upon all col
ored ministers to devote the sunrise hour
of the following Sunday. June 4, to spe-
cial exercises, in order that God the
Father of mercies, may take our deplor-
able case in His own hands, and that II
vengeance is to be meted out, let God
himself repay"
The proclamation invites al, the promi-
nent colored clergy OF ali denominations
to cooperate, and consists of a lengthy
statement setting forth the present lin
describable barbarous treatment of the
negro in this country. Reference is made
to the loyalty of the negro in foreign
wars, and the recent lynchings of colored
persons in the South are denounced in the
most strenuous language.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
ICE PLANT TO GO TO MANILA.
VIII Make 200 Tons of Ice n Day for
the Soldiers

Chicago, May S.-Col. Lee chief quarter
master at division army headquarters here
to-day awarded to a New York concern a
contract for the construction of a large
ice-making machine and refrigerator plant
a Manila for the use of the commissary
department of the troops at Manila.
The proposed plant will nave a capacitv
for manufacturing 200 tons of ice daily.
and will furnish cooling facilities for thou
sands of tons of beef, vegetables and other
provisions
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
TO FORTIFY THE CANARIEs.
Spain Trying 10 Get Money That Was
Confscated at Manila.

Madrid, May 3.--The cabinet council to-
day decided TO devote 100000 pesetas to
improving the fortincations in the Canary
Islands
Special consideration was given TO a dis
patch from Gen Rios, Spain's practical
military representative in the Philippines
expressing his belief that the Washington
government will show a conciliatory attl-
tude regarding Spain's claims to the large
sums Of money the Americans have conlis-
Gated in the Philippines, and the council
decided that the Spanish financial commis-
sion should remain In Manila to deal with
the sums to be restored.
The minister Of finance, Marquis Villa
verde. read the budget proposals.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
DEPARTMENT HAS NO NEWS.

All Anxious for an End of HOstiIi-
ties in Samoa.
Washington May S.-Omcials at the
German embassy say that up to the close
of office hours to-day no recent informa-
ton had been received Of events in Samoa
Incidently nothing of an important nature
was expected for some time as Ambassa-
dor Won Holleben has left the city for a
visit of several days to New York.
Fuller reports OF affairs leading up 10
the armistice are awaited with much in
terest, and the hope is confidently ex-
pressed that the Mataafa element has de-
cided 20 submit and await the decision Of
the joint commission now on Its way
there.
Germany, 1t is stated, was anxious that
there should be an end to the hostilities.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
TRIED TO RESCUE BANDITS.
Four Outlaws Killed by Guards In
the Fight That Ensued.

Santiago, May S.-Yesterday al Mayarl
in this province. between Holguin and
sagua de Tanamo, an attempt was made
by four outlaws TO rescue the bandit chief
Miguel Gonzales. and five other bandits
who were in the custody Of the rural
guards.
The sentinel who detected the attenpt
fired. wounding one Of the outlaws. The
guards rushed to the assistance of the
sentry and a sharp fight ensued, all the
would-be rescuers being killed. Two of
the guards were wounded. The prisoners
have since been removed TO Baracoa.
The efficient service of the gendarnes Is
rapidly restoring security In this province.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
AMERICAS SITE AT PARIS.
Spain's Flag and the stars and
Stripes Waving side by side.

Spain's FIng and the Stars and
Stripes waving side by side.
Paris, May S.-The transfer of the exhibit
tion site on the Quai D'Orsay, upon which
the American building will be erected, was
made TO the United States commissioner,
Ferdinand w. Peck, this afternoon.
The ceremony, which was a simple one
took place in the presence of Alfred Pic
ard, commissary general of the exposition
and others. Immediately after the transfer
the stars and stripes were hoisted over the
site
A curious coincidence was that the Span
ish sites which were the only others vet
occupied, were taken possession OF by The
commissioners of that country this morn
ing, and that their flags are the only ones
waving side by side with the stars ana
str!.seg
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
DAMAGE ny PRAIRIE FIRES.
Farmers in south Dakota Lost Their
Crops and stock.

Sioux city, Ia, May 3.-Dednite reports
show hundreds of thousands Of dollars
damage by the prairie fires In various
parts Of South Dakota.
In Sanborn county several dozen far
mers lost everything. From Jerauld coun-
ty comes a like story. South of Armour
a large number of farmers were burned
out.
In Northern Brule and Southern Buffalo
counties nearly three townships We're
burned over. Nearly 5000 head of live
cattle were lost. Damage in these two
counties will amount to thousands, and II
is reported Two men lost their lives.
Near Castlewood, Mrs. Erickson was
burned to death while trying to save
horses.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
THEY WILL FIGHT IN DENVER.
F'itzsimmOns-Jemrie Mill VIII BE
Pulled on There.

Denver, Col, May S-Manager Otto c.
Flotto, OF the Colorado Athletic Associa-
tIon, says that the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries
ed a purse Of $4,000, and to-day received
a dispatch from the principals requesting
him to go to New York 10 arrange the
details.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
FAvoRs REPEAL OF THE CALL.
House Committees Report on Ala
hama Convention.

Montgomery, Ala, May 3.-Both Houses
Of the legislature held short sessions to-
day.
The House special committee reported
in favor of repeating the call for con-
veution. The question will come up for
action tomorrow. Senator Pettus address,
ed both Houses
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
DAVIS DECLARED NOT GUILTY.
There Was Incipient Applause When
the Verdict Was Read.

Bristol. Va. May 3-To-day in the case
Of the commonwealth against George
gresham James A. Walker, only two
witnesses were examined. Their evidence
was not material, and at 4:30 o'clock the
Jury brought In a verdict of not guilty
and the prisoner was discharged. An at
tempt at applause was quickly suppress
ed
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
CLouDBURsT AT TREMPLEAU.
street Became River and Many
stores We're Flooded

Trempleau, Wis, May IA cioudburst
to-day turned Main street into raging
river. flooding many business houses
Floating debris and even horses were car
red down for blocks. No lives were lost.
though several narrow escapes are re-
ported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
TRANSPORT OFF to Manila.

, San Francisco, May S.-The transport
Leolanaw, with mules, horses and light
artillery pieces for the troons in the Phil
ippines, sailed to-day for Manila.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
ONE REMEDY FOR LYNCHINGs.
Representative Morris Has "a Bill on
That Subject.

Atlanta, May Representative Morris
will introduce a bill relative to lynchings
at the next session of the legisla ture.
Mr.. Morris bill provides for the trial
of the accused within five days after his
arrest, and upon conviction the measure
provides for a public hanging five days
after.
A unique provision of the act is that
the testimony of the assallant's victim
may be taken in private by a special
commissioner in the presence of the ae-
cused while the trial IS in progress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
LOYAL LEGION rooK ACTION.
Gen. E1ngan's Membership Was De-
cIared Forfeited.

Washington, May S.--The District of Co
Iumbia commandery of the Loyal Legion
tonight declared forfeited the member
ship OF Gen. Charles p. Eagan, commits
sary general Of subsistence, who was
courtmartlaled. but whose sentence of dis
missal was commuted to suspension.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04

Dewey, Gen. H. G. Otis, Gen. Miller and
troIs' Schurman and Worcester, the latter
.Mo gentlemen being members of the Phil
ippine commission.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
ACCEPTED AN ARsusTICE.

But the Germans Declined to Enter
Ii with the Mataafnns.
Apia, Samoan Islaud, April o. via Auck-
land N. H., May 3.--Mataafa, the rebel
chieftan, has accepted an armlstIee.
The Germans, however. declined to sign
the proclamation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
NuPHLETS WE'RE SEIZED.

var" AtiSinson's Documents TAX
c en- From the Mails.
H. r'ne'sco, May 3.--The local post
oi''elals to-day seized some of the
ea ''-rls sent out by Edward Atkinson.
enc Ss'lent of the anti-Imperiallstic
que Of Boston,
pamphlets are addsessed to Admiral
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
A STATE OF INsURREoTION.
ShoshOne County Placed Under MIL
itary Control.

Boise, Idaho, May S.-Gov, steuneuberg
tonight issued proclamation declaring
Shoshone county in state of lnsurrectlon.
This will result in placing the government
of the county, in so far as may be neces-
sary, under military control.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04
MOVING on THE INSURGENTS.

- MacArthur's Forces AssauItiD-
Iown of San Tomas.
-''I''d' May 4. noon.--Gen. Macarthur
assaulting the town of San Tomas.
2al Tbo HVe miles northwest of Calumpit
,rijoo americans are fighting for the
bw59 and the rebels are burning the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-04

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
D. Ramon Mari / h.

Por .tratarse del esttmado amigo cuyo
nombre Va s 10 cabexs, reproduoimos de Ella
Dsmo,racia, 10 siguiente:
Los rumores que ciroularon diss pasados
scerca de ID cessntfa de nuestro respectable ami
90 don Ramon Marin, p4rece que tienden 4
oonfsmsrse; segdu las mott icias que mo- llegan
de ID Capital.
81 tai suoediers, de los oorszones honrados
de todo el pals, sin distinc ion de osrAoter po'
lftico se levantarA un sentimiento de unAnime
protests.
Es don Ramon Marin uno de los puerto
rriquenos que mas % han consagrado & la de-
fensa de su pats, desde Ia cAtedrs escoar,
hasta el periodismo polftico, su vida es una
constsnte labor en- pro de Ia libertad y del pro-
greso do su patria.
Amigo inseparable de don Roman Ba'do'
rioty, 8 cuyo lado estuvo siempre; de Molins,
de Corchado de todos es os puertorriquenos,
50 ooncurso en- todas aquellas ouestiones que
pudieran sfeotar el nombre de Puerto Rico fue
siempre e6caz.
Tome informes el general Davis de los an
teoedentes del sefior Marin antes da autorizar
con su 6rma una iujustiois. -
81 nuestra VOC puede ser escuch ada, 6igals
el general Davis con sincerida ad no declare
cesante del puesto qua ocupa al qle ha si 10 )
es un puertorriqusho meritfsimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
Contio0an las [efoImas,

Dentro de breves das tendremos va cons
tituidos cinco Tribunales de Dstrito para 10
civil criminal en- San Juan, Areoibo, Maya.
guez, Ponce Humacao.
Estos tribunsles funoionar&n con un Pre-
sidente, dos Magistrados, un fiscal un Sscre.
tario.
Veremcs las venta3as que proporce ne esta
nueva organl.acicD, que oreemos faoi ice la ira.
mitaci6n legal de todas aquellas oausas que les
sean encomenda adas.
Tendremos tambien ell Notariado libre, pm
diendo desempeharlo aquellos abogados que es
ten en- ejercicio que sean naturales del pats.
Tambien seran reformados en- la 2 % quiz
cens del preserte mes las Procuradur1as ell
Registro de Ia Propiedad.
Suponemes que maners de ensayo go ira
introduoiendo la nueva organization judicial, &
fin de ir estudiaudo ell resultado favorable ad
verso para acogerlo 6 rehusarlo en- la oodifoa.
cion legislaolon futura de la Isa.
Con mucho gusto aplaudimos la nota re-
gional que encontrsmcs en- ell notsraio 81 en-
muchss de las reformas que han venido verf
oandose, hubiera predominant esa nota simpa
tica, por espfritu de justicia de equidad mu
cho sc habria adelantado.
Msfana pub.icaremos los nombres de los
nuevos fencionarios judiciales, quienes desde
luego deseamos muoho acierto en- su cometi-
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
LXI
CEMENTERIOS

Qne los oeme nterios construidos con fon-
dos pub icos sean exclusvamente regi los por
las autoridades civiles, prohibiendose para
.iempre Ia costumbre de desterrar los muertos;
que oada ciudadano de Ia isls tenga perfecto
ders cho 8 respetuoso entierro 4 eq muerte, sea
no miembro de la iglesa, rico pobre, para
que sepan que una vez enterrados sus restos no
han de ser removidos nj que se oob,s, como Sc
hace por ell derecho de descansar.
Esto no prohibe traslado de restos mortA'
les, que debe haoerse con sujeoi6n un Regla'
me, to hig;enioo apropiado, nj tampoco que
cua'quisra ig'esia oongregaoi6n proopre y
consagre su propio cementerio, que pue ien usar
de scuerdo con sus planes, menos en- 10 que res
peota & trssladcs, exposioion y oontribuciones
despues de muerto.
(Continuard)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
El tempo
CONDICION GENERAL

Fuertes lluvias han prev aleoido en- oasi to.
dos los distritos durante la semans, scompaffa.
dos, e dfa 26 81 !e faertes vientos los caa.
les han ocasionado da1cs de consideration en-
ell oultivo.
Las estaoiones que han enviado ell parte
de mas de dos pulgadas de lluvia cada durante
la semana son las siguientes: Cidra g. 81 pulgs.
das Cayey 95 pugadas, San Lorenzo 80
pulgadas, Maran II pulgadas. Csn6vanas
8 50 pulgadss, Fajardo 2.6O pu'gadss, Baya
mdn 8 81 pu'gadas
Las condolences meteorologicas que han
prevalecido en- San Juan durante IA semsna que
termino el 20 de Julio de 1899, son las p;guien
tes:
Temperature media en- la semana 70 60
Temperature alts SO % ell dfa 25
Tempsratura baja 70 50 el dfa 81
Total de lluvias caidas 4. 81 palgadas,
Sc ha sembrado alguna oafla en- SAD Ger
man, Aguad'lla, Areoibo. Segdn el parte del
ultimo distrito el grado del duloe descendi6 a
y Hace falts mas calor sol radiante para la
oaha nueva
Los parties de Cayey in1iosn qua Ia cosecha
de cate es esoass. Algunos de los arboitos nue.
vos han sufrido averfa motivado las lluvias
y vientos de Ia semana
Sc hs recoleotado mucho m.ix pero las plan
tas han sufrido algdn perjuicio debido a las
lluvias faertes vientos. El arroz tambi6n ha
sufrido por la misma causa
La cesecha en- hsbichuelas ademss de-
ser abundsnte hs subido en- el preoio, Fl parte
sobre chinas gaayabas indics ana gran sbun-
dancia en- Narspjales (Arecibo)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
In daje por e| Dahome J
PINTAR COMO q UERER.
Dice la o&lebre Comisi6n:

Dice la c6lebre Comisi6n:
<Somos ratur rslmente de la opinion que ca
ia e1ucaci6n debe hacerse en- ipgles. Puerto Ri
co es hoy y seguira siendo parte de los Eeta-
dos Unidos, y 50 pueblo ha de ser amerioa ano.
No hay, pues, razon a guna para hacer que sub
sista el idioma eapahol, especi iAlmente porque
aquel pueblo estA ansioso por saber leer escribir
y hablar ell idioma ing 6s..
Ff;ense ustedes en- este pstrsfo, que mas
bien que pArrafo, puede llamsrse parrsfada
Los sefiores comisionados, 81 escribirlo, no
tuvieron en- cuenta que el pueblo pusrtorrique
no tendrfs que reirse de 81 malicia de su can
didez.
Y, vamos por partea;
Dicec los informant
esomos naturalmente de Ia opinion que es
ta eduoaoion debe hacsrse en- I'M gs6s.>
Va 10 oreo: elnstura'mente!. Como que,
los que tai cosa preten len son <naturalmente,
amerioanos. E. .. Pero, estos sehores, no con
taron con la rsbaia del ito Paoo, esta rebajs
es Ia siguiente: Qae la m syorfa de los puerto.
rriqueflos, son <uatura* *mente. de la opinion
que esta educaci6n debs hacerse en- <oastella
n0.1
<Puerto- Rico es hoy , ssguirA siendo d.
los Estados Unidos.,
ESQ 10 versmo': Puerto Rico % hoy de- Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03

Que se nombre un Proourador General
(Attorney Geuers) y un Marshall Gu cada tr
bunal un dependiente un procurador de
Distrito
Estos tribunses federales deben tener ia.
risdicci6n propia conourrente CON los demas
tribunales de la isla, en- asuntos civiles orimi
males; mas en- los asuntos de caraoter federal,
81 jurisdiction debe ser exclusive.
One en- los asuntoa lega!es que envuelvan
ouestiones de hecho y en- los crfmnaes hasta
el grado de felonfa Sc promueva prooeso Dor
jurado petici6n do cualquiera de las parties
htigantes en- ell primer caso siempre en- el sc.
gundo. Este jurado sera tornado por la suerte
de entire hombres competentes, inteligentes y
honrados, eegidos en- el distrito por ell marshall
en- el Tribunal, tai como Sc hace en- les Estados
Unidos.
Las causas criminaies serkn firmadss Dor
ell procurador general el de distrito, quien
jurarA bssado en- los antecedentes que debe
srohivar en- su poder que deben ser a su Jul.
cio, sufoientes para establecer la culpabilidad
del acusado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-03
Las CsItas de D[evfus,

Mas tarde, cuando estaba enoerrado como
una tera en- ese inferno justamente llamado
slsla del Diablo ell cautivo esoribia a So in
fatigable Lucia:
sHioe por vos ell mayor saorifoio que un
hombre podfa hacer: el de resignarme a vivir
despues de que mi tragioo des.ino estaba re
suelto 10 hice porque me habeis incucado
la conviction de que Ia verdad briIla al fin. A
vuestra vez, adorada mia, haced todos los ca.
fuerzos humanamente posibles para desoubrir
esta. Esposa y madre como sois, tratad de mo-
yer los corazonas de las madres de las espo-
sas para que os den la c,ave de este espantoso
misterio. 81 vos quereis mi vida. 20 necesito
mi honor. Lo neoeaito para mis- hiios adora.
dos!
biar nuestra trAgica situaoion tsnto que la
re4oluoion no haya sido revocada, No raoioci
nels con Ell coraz6n porque ESQ no esti bien.
Pensad en- mi rehabilitation no en- veuir a
compartir conmigo esta vida horrible. Rehe
xionad. pues. y busoad la soluoi6n del enigma.
Ese ca el unico n edio de aa!varme la vida. Pen
sad que este es un problema de vida muerte
para mi para nuestros hijos.,
ouando le dejaron esoribir sus hijos,
ne aqul como Ell infortunado padre, olvidado de
81 mismo, expressba sus sentimientos; cuantas
lagrlmas no caerfan sobre ell pspel!
eQuerido Pedrito:-PapA envfa sus me1o'
res besos para tt la pequeha Juana. FL STEM
pre- estA pensando en- vosotros dos. 70 conffo
en- que tn estarAs ensefandole Juanita como
haoer oastlllos con dados de MADEIRA, para luego
derrumbarlos: ESQ es tan diVftido! Sed buenos
hij tos, mimad vuestra madre cuando este
trlste. Sed tambien buenos para con vuestro
abuelo vuestra abuels, no hagais malas pa.
hadas vnestras tfas. Cuando papa vuelva de
su largo viaje, tn vendras q enoontrarlo en- Ia
estsolon con la peque6a Juans, mama los
demas
Mas besos adn para tt para Ju.na
Vuestro PAPA
I'm otra de sus primeras oartas deofs Drey-
mi pensamiente no puede nj por un instan
te dlstraerse de este horrible drama de que SOY
vfotims, de eats trsgedia que ha comprometido
no solo mi vids-6se serfa el menoy do los ma.