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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
THESE NOT FOR BRYAN.
Connecticut Gold Democrats Reaiilrm
Indianapolis Platform.

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 4.-The gold
Democrats of Connecticut, at private
meeting held in this city, agreed to stand
by the indianapolis convention of 1896.
There were present at this meeting all
but four Of the Connecticut delegates to
the Indianapolis convention. The gold
Democrats in Connecticut declared that
they are unalterably opposed to Bryan
ism. They are in favor Of the single gold
standard and of territorial expansion un-
accompanied by imperialism and colon
ialism. They have agreed to nominate a
third ticket if Bryan is nominated on
the Chicago platform.
The gold Democrats propose to wait
and see What the silver men and the Re.
pubLcans intend 10 do. Then if the
gold Democrats find that they can moi
Join either p,rty they will put third
ticket into the field as they did in 1896.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
Death of Mrs. Caroline Mayo.

On last Saturday afternoon Mis-. Caro-
line Mayo died at the residence of her
brother, Col. A. j. May. She had been
in i'll health for long time, and her
death came finally from heart trouble.
Mrs. Mayo was seventy three years old
at the time of her death, and had been
living with her brother, Col. May, since
1898. Previous to that time she had
been resident of Missouri. For many
years she had been a devoted member OF
the Methodist Church, and by those who
knew her she was pronounced most ex'
cellent Christian lady.
On Sunday afternoon funeral services
we're held at 2:30 o'clock at Col. Mays
residence, conducted by Rev. j. 5.
French. number of the friends of the
family and of the deceased attended At
the conclusion of the funeral services at
the house the remains were taken to the
new cemetery for interment.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
CAMPAIGN HAS
BEGUN IN EARNEST
Roberts and Kitchener Go to tht
Front and Stirring Times are EX-
peCted in South Africa.

London, Feb. 7.--Generals Roberts and
Kitchener have gone to the front is the
announcement made in a CapetoWn dis
patch of yesterday. This news increases
the hopefulness apparently in the British
public mind.
While there is no clue as to what part
of the front Roberts has gone, it shows
that the new campaign has begun in earn
est, and whether the first move is at Mod
der River, Colesbung, or at Natal, the next
few days will hustle with important
events.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
Sam Iones Coming.

It's now settled fact that Sam p.
Jones, the celebrated evangelist, will be
at Tazewell to lecture. He will be here
on the oath inst, and lecture that night
in the Methodist church. The house, no
doubt, will be crowded, and we expect
many persons who will desire to hear him
will not be able to get seats. 1t is pity
that larger house cannot be secured
Reserved seats are now on sale at Jno E.
Jackson's drug store, and persons who
want to be certain of a seat ought not to
delay in securing it.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
An Editors Life Saved by Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.

During the early part Of October, 1896,
| contracted bad cold which settled on
my lungs and was neglected until | feared
that consumption had appeared in an in
cipient state. l was constantly coughing
and trying to expel something which l
could not l became alarmed and after
giving the local doctor a trial bought a
bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and the result was immediate improve
ment, and after had used three bottles
my lungs were restored to their healthy
state.-B. S. Edwards, Puplisher of The
Review, Wyant, Ill.-For sele by John
f.. Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

Is dead thief more deserving OF SYM
pathy than living one
Bryan has developed into BOer sympa'
thizer. This IL in keeping with the ettr.
nal fitness of things, for he is rapidly be-
coming the great American bore.
The people of Tazewell county will be
very grateful TO Governor Tyler for Veto
ing that outrageous bill, which would have
been an insult to our people had it become
a law
Boss Martin has been down sgain from
Washington telling his Legislature at
Richmond what to do. This time he was
accompanied by his man Friday Claude
Swanson).
The Lynchburg News commends the
action of Governor Tyler in vetoing the
bill which took from the board Of Super
visors of Tazewell county the right to
recommend persons for coupsy surveyor
and superintendent Of poor.
"Speak no evil Of the dead!' That is
all right under certain conditions. But
when the unworthy dead are utilized to
injure the worthy living, then it is proper
to expose the wrong, even if evil has to be
spoken of the unworthy dead.
From accounts given by Democratic
newspapers, the lobbyists are doing fine
business with the Virginia Legislature.
What with the lobbyist and the regular
visits of Boss Martin to Richmond to look
after matters, the average legislator is hav-
ing an interesting time.
The receipts of tie Government Treas
ury during the last month january were
over eight millions of dollars more than
expenditures. The Republican party seems
to be able to carry on war without hav'
ing deficit in the treasury, but the Demo-
Gratis can create an enormous deficit in
times of peace.
The Richmond News heads thribble
column, double loaded, illustrated article
with the announcement Bryan Is Mr..
Swanson 'schoice for President" This Is the
Mr.. Swanson who knows how to have the
ballots manipulated in the Fifth Virginia
District SO as to obtain a seat in Congress.
and who is the choice of Boss Martin for
the Governorship of the once proud Com
monwealth of Virginia. Fortunately, MIR.
Swanson's choice will not amount to much
outside Of Virginia. Under honest political
conditions it would not amount TO much
in this State.
What has gotten the matter with the
Lynchburg News We find in its columns
of the 9th inst news item which says /:
"Since the last Presidential election the
aggregate of fresh gold mined throughout
the world is placed at $500, 900, ,OOO.'
The News was one of those that contend
ed that there was not enough gold in the
world, and never would be, to supply a
single standard for currency. See what
the triumph of the gold standard in this
D country has already done for the world In
the way of increasing the supply Of the
yellow metal. AS soon as the entire
world realizes that gold is to be the per-
manent standard Of value the supply will
20 on increasing. In other words, the de-
. mand will make people hunt for and
mine it, and the supply wiz be found to
be inexhaustible.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
The Record Broken.

This morning the Tazeweil College roll
reached ~ Students. Beginning with
40 pupils three months ago j. N. Har.
man has broken all previous records for
huilding I'D q school in Tazewell.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
To Public School Teachers.

Beside special lectures by Presiden
Houskeeper, who has had wide exper
ience in training teachers, Tazewell Col
lege offers the course of instruction indi
Gated by the county superintendent o
schools. No change of text books re
qmred.
Tuition, So. 90 per month.
Board, $500 per week.
You should enter by March lst.
Respectfully,
j. N. HARMAN.
Feb. Sth.
2 T.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
The Altogether.

Lead and zinc, ground together in I'm
seed oil; is Devoe; the toughest paint yet
known. It's the altogether that toughens
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
The Largest Consumers

of paint are the ralroads-they use Devoe
cad and zinc-and they never use paint
without knowing what it is made OF.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
" SExroN Pres JN HARTMAN, Sec'y and Treas
TazeweII Insurance Agency.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
To OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
FIRST: Is Your Life and Property insured
SECOND: Is Your Insurance Placed with US?

To Both Questions: Why not?
of Insurance the Best and strongest Co"l"
doing business in this Country write the VERY LOWEST rates at
Responsible Companies We do not c@"
rensnt of Companies neither do claim to De e nV men
that write Good Insurance that know the Insurance business Out
BEST write and better than
Good We will write you tna'
will indemnify YOU in the full amount me lace OF e poi
a2 We can issue you Insurance IN
office that mas Issued e
Fire Policy the Insurance World The old PlA Oh Lon
don established Hundred Millions Ss
one policy covering Millions of property the largest p' ~
record a. r.ou.
talk with Us We nave INC ~
ance business for wears and talking about ana the Vaue
Of fCoodIn Insurance
p O. Office first Door West OF centrs noe
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
I45 Years

of successful business in paint-Devoe is
the best paint in existerce.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08
THE KENTUCKY
SITUATION BETTER.
GOObOIS Death Not Followed By Riot
As Was Feared.
FURTHER TROUBLE NOT EXPECTED.
The Solution of The Trouble Now Seems to
Rest With Governor Taylor.

nest WIN UUltIuUl
The death of William L. Goebel, which
o curred at G:44 Saturday evening, was not
followed by scenes of rioting and blood
shed as had been anticipated. Beckham,
who was the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on the Goebel ticket, was sworn
in as Governor by the GOebelites immedi'
ately after the death of their chief.
Since that time the Democrats have
been doing all they can to secure the ad-
vantage of Governor Taylor and the Ke-
pub!icans. The courts have been appealed
to- and an injunction granted to restrain
TAYLOR. Beckham issued an order remov-
ing Adjutant General Collier and ordered
the militia, called out by Governor Taylor,
to disband and 90 home. These orders
were treated with indifference.
The latest news we have received is to
the effect that the trouble may be settled
peaceaby.
A conference has been held at Louisville
between Republican and Democratic lead
ers, accredited representatives of the two
State governments, and plan of compro-
mise agreed upon. This plan has been
submitted to Governor Taylor, and he
asked for time to consult with his lawyers
and consider the proposition. At the con-
ference at Louisville it ls stated that the
Democrats conceded the repeal OF the
Goebel election law.
Governor Taylor still remains in undis'
puted possession of the State House and
public buildings; the militia continues to
obey lis orders and the Republicans re-
cognize him as Governor of Kentucky,
while the Democrats recognize Beckham'
LATEST.
Governor Taylor declines to sign the
agreement reached at Louisville, because
it does not make sufficient guarantee oi
the repeal of the Goebel Law. He has
received telegram from the Republican
members at London, signed by all them
which says:
"Make no compromise of our rights un'
der the constitution and law. We repre-
sent the people of this Commonwealth
who are for free elections and fair count.
awe, therefore, pledge you our support
and our lives if you will but stand by the
election commission.
1t is thought the effect Of this dispatch
will make him more firm. Unless Gov
ernor Taylor weakens, and men who know
him intimately say he is not the man to
tamely submit to what he considers an
outrage, it is HOW impossible to predict
what will happen.
The Democratic members of the Leglsla'
ture are with the usurper, Beckham at
Louisville.
a conference of the Republican leaders
was held last night at Frankfort in the
Governor office. Ex.GOvernyr Bradley
and Col. Breckenridge we're present.
The vexed question yet remains unset
tied and the Ozark and Bloody Ground
may soon be made darker and bIoodier
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-02-08

Senator St. Clair being absent, no action
was taken Oh the bill in question.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
QuelO en- IN tren

En- una de los explesos de la Inca dc
Lebanon (Estados Unidos) ha ocurri
do un suceso extraordinaTiO.
Dos coroneles del Estado de Kentu
cky, conocidos duelistas, entire los que
existfan antigros resentimientos, sc
encontraron en- la estaci6n de Lebanon
montando en- ell mismo wagon. A los
pocOs momentos y apenas emprendi6 el
tren la Marcia los dos mlitares sacaron
los rev6lvers, y q pesar de los gritos de
espanto de los numerosos viajeros que
ocupaban ell wagon, Sc dispusieron q ba
tirse.
Coloeados en~los extremes del wagon
Y armada cada uno con dos rev6lvers de
seis tiros, disparando uno contra otro
hasta agotar las capsulas.
Ambos resultaron ilesos: en- cam5io
ell empleado encargado del wagon y seis
viajeros Quedaron gravemente heridos
Los demas viaieros, entire los que
habfan muchas mujeres, lograron esca
par del diluvio de balas, metiendose
debajo de los asientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
EXPOSITION
Hispano- argentina

Un importante peri6dico de Madrid
ha publicado un artfculo invitando q
la " Union Ibero americana" a que to-
me q su cargo ell realizar la Exposition
de productos argentinos y espanoles
que Sc proyectaba hacer en- Buenos
Aires.
Ell momento es oportunfsimo, por-
que los productos enviados a Paris por
los expositores americanos y espanoles
son base importantfsima para los ci-
mientos de una Exposition permanen.
te de artfculos manufacturados de
productos agrfcolas, que sirvan para
dar conocer las mercanclas espanolas
que puedan llevarse con ventaja a
America, y los artfculos americanos
que estan en- condolences de ser intro.
ducidos en- Espalla.
Todos los expositores, 10 mismo anne
ricanos que espanoles, que han ilevado
sus productos Paris, tienen va hecho
ell gasto principal: elaboration, fabri-
caci6n. instalaciones, etc., etc. Ell
trasladar los productos y las instala-
clones a Madrid, es cosa de poca i'm.
portancia, y como las Ordenanzas de
Aduanas declaran exentos de derechos
arancelarios a todos los articulos que
Sc introduzcan con destino q Exposi
clones, la question Sc facilita mucho y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
LA SITUACI0N
EN- FIL|P|NAS
RELATO 0E mr.. PALMER

JJn4nofte anericato de gtaa pfesti
gio, Mr.. Palmer, que ha estado en- I'll.
|lipinas desde ell principle de la presen
te insurrecci6n, ha hecho las siguientes
declaraciones con referencia al estado
de cosas en- aquel Archipelago.
No es possible calcular-ha NANTES
tadO 10 que impo1ta 10 destruido por
la guerra. Todo esta en- ruinas. Go
mo que donde quiera que Sc nos haya
hostilizado, hemos reducido cenizas
lei pueblo, arrancando atronadores gri
tos a ninos y mWeres que no hablan
podido retirar sus bienes. Nos los
ocultaban, asegurando que NADIA tenfan
y les hemOs quemado, en- castigo, las
casas. La mortalidad ha sido grande
en- Luz6n, en- Panay, en- Cebd: una
cuarta parte de la poblaci6n, ha desa
parecido.
NosOtros no vivimos en- parte alguna
seguros. No nos podemos alejar de
ciudades nj villas, nj adn por los cami
nos carreteros, sin que nos acompaler
tres 8 mas soldados.
Ocho necesitamos que nos acompa
1len para salir del terminO de Oeb1
donde hace mas de un ailo que residia
mos. En- Ceb1 Sc teme IN alzamiento
con canones estan ALI las GALES. En-
Albay no podemos atacar: nos hemoe
de limitar a defendernos. .Sitiadas te
nemos nuestras guarniciones.
Debemos en- Filipinas no reducir
sino aumentar ell ej6rcito. Decd 4
nuestros conciudadanos, que Sc dejen
de ilusiones: la paz no es tacil. A11
en- la provincial de Luz0n, casi todos
los generates de brigada piden refuer
zos.
No andan escasos, como Sc supone
nuestros enemigos. Poseen no menos
rifles que al principle de Ia guerra
abundan Ell municiones, pagan q sus
soldados, cobran tributos, copian en-
maquinas de escribir sus circulares J
sus 0rdenes Estan evidentemente
organizados.
Con los afanes de la guerra NADIA
hemos podido nos0tros haoar por Ia
difusOn de la ensellanza. DiecochC
meses de ocupac6n llevamos ELI It
I'o: no hemCs estableoidO en- la capita
nj una sola escuela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
El diSCurSO
de Bryan
AluSi6n d Puerto Rico

En- ell NeaV York Herald encontra
mos ell discurso pronunciado ell II del
actual Ell Nueva York por el candidate
democratioo & la Presidencia de los
Estados Unidos, Mr. William Jennings
Bryan, clio este 10 que sigue refrien-
dose a Puerto Rico, 10 que viene con
tifmar cuantO nos COmunic6 ell dia ex
presado con referencia este asunto
nuestro Corresponsal telegrafico en- la
Rep1blica eel Norte:
Ningnn rey, ning1n d6spota, min
gun tirano en- la historic del mundo
jamas Sc atrevi6 q sOstener una doctri
ma mas peligrosa y mas aborreciple que
la sustentada EN- la ley que rige en-
Puerto Rico. Seg(in esa doctrina un
Presidente es mas que la constitution.
PIecaveos de un Presidente cuando Sc
sobrepone a la constitution; porque
cuando un Presidente llega & ser mas
que la constitution no hay quien le
ponga valla. I'm este case ell Presi.
-dente 10 sera todo quedando Ia eonsti
tuci6n reducida POGO menos que a la
nulidad.
Manifestaran los republicauos que
no piensan tratar a les filipincs como a
los puertOrriquenos 81 os tomais ell
trabajO de examinar su programa Ell
contrareis las mismas doctrinas ex-
puestas. JQue piensan hacer con los
filipinos 2 Van q darleS un gobierno
auton6mico tan amplio como su bieLes
tar y nuestro deber nos senalen. iQui6n
ha de decidir su bienestar ? Nosotros.
/ iQuien ha de decidir nuestro deber
Nosotros. Que tiene que hacer ell
tagalo con ESQ? Absolutamente NADIA.
No SO atreven defender esa parte de
su programa. Y 20 me temo de que
antes que termine la tarea electoral
trataran de probar que ESQ no fu6 escri
to por la convention republicana; que
fu6 anadido por alguno que no estaba
lautorizado para clio.
Os dire porque creo este. Porque
han esquivado va ell peso de las res
ponsabilidades por la ratification del
tratado y por ell sosteniniento de la
lucha en- las Isla Filipinas. Acostum
braban decir que ibamos q las Islas
Filipinas llevando una mission santa. Y
ahora dicen que no estariamos ALA 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30

solo hace falta que una Association
prestigiosa y enthusiastic porque Espafia
recobre en- America ell puesto que de
derecho le corresponds, recoja la idea
y la realice.
Y nadie tiene mejores tltulos nj ma
yores prestigios para dar forma & ese
pensamiento que la Association hero
americana, auxiliada poc ell gobierno,
por las classes industriales en- general y
por ell concurso especialfsmo de las
Oamaras de Comercio y Agrfcolas, or
ganismos que, por los compocentes que
los constituyen, deben ser y son en-
rea;idad los mas obllgados a prestar
su ayuda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
CONTRADICCION DE Los IIGLESES
LOS BOERS SON
BELIGERANTES

. En- la conferencia de La Haya, hace
poco tempo, Sc pregunt6 10 siguiente:
"Cuando las tropas regulares de una
naci6n han sido derrotadas y los restos
del ej@rcito organizados Ell guerrilas
contin1an la lucha 5debe considerarse
les como beligerantes 6 como simples
rebeldesP"
Los alemanes dijeron: "i'>omo re
beldes" Pero los delegados ingleses,
en- nombre de su patria liberal, djeron:
"iConrO beligerantes" 7 ell gobierno
de SuGraciosa Majestad aprob6 sus
declaraciones.
Ahora, sin embargo, lord Roberts
pretende que los comandos beers no
constituyen un ejerc;to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
Los cOrOs de
ClaVe en- Paris

Los 450 coristas espanoles que lie.
garon recientemente Paris, son obje-
to de vivas manifestaciones de simpatfa
de parte de la poblac6n parisi6n.
Han dado serenatas en- la Embajada
y en- ell Consulate general de Espaila,
en- la redacci6n del "Matin," en- casa
del banquero don Ivo Bosch y en- el
Pabell0n de Espana de la Exposition.
Los obreros soo agasajados en- todas
parties y Sc muestran contentisimos de
su viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
CAR7A DE- LONDRBS
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MEROANTIL
Lopdres, - de Octubre de 1900
LA QUESTION De CHINA

La polftica de China paIece que va
q tomar nuevOs aspectos En- esta Sc
mana Ia diplomacia ha tijado su aten
ci6n principalmente en- las notas fran
cesa y alemana. La contestaci6n del
Kaiser al emperador Kaurg Su es como
sigue:
"Al emperador de China:
Yo, emperador de Alemania, he re
cibido ell telegrama de s. NJ. ell empera-
dor de China y he visto con satisfaction
que V. M. trata de hacer eXpiar, seg1n
los usos y prescripciones de su religion
ell abominable asesinato de mi enviado,
asesinato que burla todas las leyes de
la civilization.
Sin embargo, como emperador de
Alemania y como cristiano nc puedo
considerar una libaci6n como expiaci6n
sufciente de est cr(men. Ademas de
haber sido asesinaio mi enyiado, mu-
chos de nuestros hermanos en- religion,
obispos, misioneros, mujeres y ninos,
por su te, que es la mia, han sido en-.
viados ante ell trono de Dios, despues
de haber sufrido ell martirio y una
muerte violenta, y esos martires son
acusadores de V. N. Daran satisfac-
ci6n a todos esos inocentes las libaciO.
mes que v. M. ha ordenado?
No hago a V. M. personalmente res
ponsable de los danos causados q las
legaciones, tenidas por inviolables en-
todos los pueblos, nj de la grave ofensa
hechas q tantas naciones, a varias con
fesones religiosas y a los s1bditos de
V. M. pertenecientes a la fe cristiana
que 20 profeso
Pero los funcionarios sobre cuya
cabeza gravita la culpa del criplen que
ha hecho estremecerse de lorrOr a
todas- las nacicnes cristian q, deben
expiar su delito, y 81 V. NJ. les impone
las penas que han mercido. ,5onsiderare
esos castigos como expiaci 5n que satis-
| faga las naciones cristianas.
Si V. M. tiene q bien prestar en- esa
obra ell concurso de su imperial brazo,
y cOnsiente en- que sea auxiliadO pOr
los representatives de todas las nacio
mes otendidas, pcf mi parte me decla
rare dispuesto a aprobar esa decision.
Tambien me complacera que V. M.
regrese a su capital, Pekin, para tai
objeto. Mi general, ell field mariscal
conde de Walderse, recibira orden no
solamente de recibir a V. M. con tOdos
los honores debidos su range y dig
nidad, sino tambi6n de prestar a V. M
toda IA protecci6n militar que desee y
que @l vez necesite v. M. para luchar
con los rebeldes.
Tambien 20 aspiro la paz; pero la
paz a que 20 aspire es la que exige
expiaci6n por los crimenes; la que
repare con toda la amplitud necesaria
las injusticias cometidas; la que garan
tice todos los extranjeros en- China
plena seguridad para sus vidas y sus
bienes, y especialmente para ell libre
ejercicio de la religion. -Guillermo
Este documento marca de maners
clara la polftica en6rgica que Sc propo
ne seguir Alemania, cUya potencis
cuenta desde luego con la aquiescenci;
de las naciones de la triplice, y con la'
otras, para dejarla obrar por su cuenta
La nota francesa pide tambi6n ell cas-
tigo de los culpables, indemnizaci6n
libertad para ell trafico, desmantela
miento de las fortalezas, prohibition d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-30
EMPEN0 De BRYAN
ENLA LUCIA De PROPAGANDA

Ell candidate Bryan, alentado po1
el gran exito que obtuvo ell partido
democratico en- ell meeting del saba
do, prosigue con admirable empenc
y tenacidad los trabajos de propa.
ganda polftica.