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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
TWO OF THE LOCAL PLAYERS
ARE GIVEN THEIR RELEASE
Catcher McOonough and Shortstop
Robertson Let Go to Reduce
Expenses of Club.

McDonough, the catcher, and Rob
ertson, the shortstop. were given
their release today by President Sex
ton of the local association. The man
agement regretted parting with the
services of these young players. Nc
Donough had endeared himself 10 the
fans by his work with the bat, his
timely hitting winning several games
for Rock Island, and chiefly on this
account the management reluctantly
let him go. His only weakness was in
throwing to bases. but, of Course, this
can be overcome in time. Robert son.
on the other hand, was satisfactory
in his fielding, but did not show up as
strong as demanded at the bat. Both
were formerly connected with Grand
Rapids, in the Central league. They
are gentlemanly players, and should
not experience any difficulty in catch
ing on with some other club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
DUST FROM THE DIAMOND.

Manager Hill has taken on new
pitcher, Dennis |. HargrOye, who has
been doing some fine work this spring
as Il pitcher for the Bankers team at
Cedar Rapids.
The St. Louis National club has of
fered St. Joseph 81, 900 for Mcbride, the
second baseman. He was formerly
with Milwaukee, was traded TO Peoria
and sold TO St. Joe.
Hemphill. the Milwaukee outfielder.
who jumped to the copper country, will
come back. 1t didn't look good to him
after he got there. Here's a hint to
other players nearer home who were
inclined to listen to the copper country
empter.-Decatur Review.
Third Baseman Carr, of the Indian
apOlis team. who was secured from
Dubuque, is according to an IndianapO-
lis team, to be sent back to the minor
league. Rumor doesn't say who is to
get him. Roy Montgomery will take
Cars place for the present.
Manager Hayes announces that he
has signed Joe VyskocIe of Coal Val
ley, H., as member of the pitching
y
played with Springfield a portion of
last season and this year has been
with the Streator Independent team
Manager Hayes believes him to have
more speed than any pitcher now in
the Three-Eye league and has great
confidence in him.
Bloomington, July 15.-An offer was
received here from Manager Watkins
OF the Minneapolis association team.
making an offer for Harry Cassidy.
the right fielder of the local Three-Eye
league team. The team is out on a
trip and it is not known here what
action will be taken in the matter.
Cassidy graduated last spring from
the Illinois Wesleyan university. He is
heavy batter and one of the best
fielders in the league. This season is
his second season with the team
Decatur Review: Though the sea-
son is but half gone the Decatur man
agement Is already beginning TO figure
on next year. when some radical
changes will be made in the team. 1t
is pretty generally conceded that there
is not much chance for Decatur TO run
one. two or three this season, and one
Of the men in control of the clubs says
it is likely that some of the new ma
terial in sight for next season may be
brought on in the winding up games
here this year and given a good trial
that it may be learned where the cluD
is at regarding them The fans
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
LOCAL FACTORY TO MAKE
DRY ELECTRIC BATTERIES
Jaeger & Vanneste Lease the Old Shoe
Company Building in the West
Part of the City.

Jaeger & Vanneste. manufacturers
of dry cell electric batteries and cook,
ING utensils, since spring located in a
small storcroom on Third avenue. find
their business growing 50 rapidly that
they must have larger quarters, and
they have leased the building at
Fourth avenue and Fourth street
owned by the Rock Island Brewing
company. and formerly occupied by
the Rock Island Shoe company factory.
Special machinery has been ordered,
and it is stated that employment will
be given at least fifty men at the start.
A number of local people have become
financially interested i'll the concern
and will furnish all the working CAPT
tai that is required 10 market the pro
ducts. The dry cell electric battery
is what is expected 10 prove great
money maker. 1t cmbodieS principles
entirely new to electrical science.
They are the discoveries of Mr.. Jaeger.
He was coming from his home in Ger
many to sell his secret TO 4 Boston
concern. it is said. when he met Mir.
Vanneste. a Rock Island saloonkceper,
aboard a ship. NanncSte induced him
to hold to- his battery. and accompany
him to Rock Island, and they would
manufacture it and market it. If it
was worth anything IL the Boston firm
il was surely as valuable to them.
Electrical men from all over the coun-
try have been here to inspect the
jaeger battery. They say eventually
il will rCvolutionize the electrical bus
mess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
FIND BALL AGAIN
Islanders Pound the Sphere and Back
Up Lundin Without an Error
in the Game.
FIVE AND FOUR Is THE SCORE
steele Not steady as His Opponent
CamnItz, of PIttsburg. Wins
for Springfield.

Dubuque, July 15.-The Islanders
had their batting clothes on yesterday
afternoon and played an errorless
game behind Lundin, who was more
effective than Steele when men were
on bases. Lundin had a bad session
III the sixth, when temporary loss of
control brought the Iowans three
scores. He recovered, however, before
further damage was done. and BANKED
his opponents in the three remaining
innings. The score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
Has Couple Acknowledgements.

he says, and the stain that a Jail sen
tence would bring upon her life, and
he repented his action. He did not APP
pear at the hearing set the following
day, and she and her soldier lover
were released. Mowry does not blame
his wife. He blamcs Atkins, believing
that he exercises a hypnotic influence
over her. He still loves her and would
welcome her return to his home. He
lives in the hope that some day she
will awaken to realization of her
wrongdoing and will come back to him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
MYSTERY IN CASE
Harry C. Atkins, Crippled Soldier,
Shoots Child of Woman With
Whom He EIopes.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN ACCIDENT
-. +. MOwry. Deserted Husband and FOs-
ter Father of Victim. VIII Ask
for an investigation.

press dispatch TO The Argus
last evening, dated at Henry,
H., said: Harry c. Atkins, an old and
crippled soldier, was shooting at a
target when his cork leg gave way and
his gun was thrown over his shoulder,
the bullets striking his son Louis in
ibe back, killing him instantly"
Atkins is the individual who last
March eloped from Rock Island with
The wife of S. f. Mowry. of 226 Tween
ty-first street Mowry called at The
Argus office today seeking further light
on the tragedy at Henry. over which
ne cntertains some suspicion, and pro
poses having an investigation to salts
fy him that the child was really the
victim of an accident.
Child Adopted by HOWrys.
Lester was the name of the boy. He
was q years of age, and was adopted
n infancy by Mr.. and Mrs. Mowry.
The body was buried yesterday at
ialcsburg, where Mr.. and Mrs. MOwTy
resided for eight years prior to their
removal to Rock island. Mowry com
mUnicated by telephone with the un
lertaker at Galcsburg that had charge
IF the funeral and was informed that
he certificate stated that the decCaS
ID was the child of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Atkins. Mowry declares they
never have been married. and that his
wife has never applied for a divorce
from him.
Atkins is not an old soldier, as the
dispatch states. He is not over IS
years of age, Mowry claims. Atkins
came to- Rock Island last February.
aud was taken in as a bOarder at tn,
NOwry home. He earned a livelihood
by selling shoestrinGs and pins on the
street corners. He walked with the
aid of crutChes and wore the uniform
Of soldier. He said that he served in
the Philippine campaign as a private
in Funston'S regiment, and was in
jured in battle. One night. on re
turning from work. Mowry found that
his wife and the child and Atkins had
flown. They left the city on a night
train. He traced them to Peoria and
had the couple arrested for living in
an open state of adultery. Mowry call
ed on his wife at the Jail
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
Bergman Collection
Agency and Information
bUreou.....

2O7-2o9 Brady St, Davenport, Iowa.
Claims. accounts and informations eoI
'ested everywhere. Both 'PAoaaA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
Albany Bank INCORPORATES.

The private bank of c. \. Olds &
Co. at Albany has been succeeded this
week by the Albany State bank, az
institution incorporated under tho
laws of the state of Illinois, with al
authorized capital stock of $4,000.
The stock III the new institution has
been taken by a large number of the
most influential members of this agri.
cultural community, it being offered in
small lots. in order that as many as
possible of the men Interested could
obtain holdings. Officers have been
elected as follows:
Observation-Disclosures George.
VicC president-A. J. Beardey.
Cashier-Charles a. Odds.
Directors - Charles George, f. l..
Bigclow, a. J. BcardswOrth, A. J.
StowclI G. A. Odds, w. w. Bleam,
Noah Laftzgcr, Jacob Housenga, II.
Odds.
All the news all the time - THE
ADCITC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15

Il warns the heart like sunshine,
cheers the soul like old wine. gives
hope for the future. blots out the past.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea does. 50 cents. tea or tablets.
7. II. Thomas pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15

All the news all the time - THE
ARGUS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. >; Chicago, /.
Detroit, 4; Boston. 1.
Washington. ,: St. Louis. 2.
New York. 81; Cleveland. ,.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. IA; Boston. O.
P:ttsburg. s; Philadelphia, ).
ST Louis. >: Brooklyn, l.
Cincinnati II: New York, ..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis. >; indianapolis. 1.
Louisville. II; Milwaukee, l.
St. Paul. 6: Toledo. ,.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Denver. 6: Dcs MOines. 10.
Denver. ;; Des Moines, II; second
game.
Colorado Springs. II: Omaha, 7.
Colorado Springs. Is; Omaha, G;
second game.
St. Joseph. /; Sioux City. ;.
THREE EYE LEAGUE.
Rock Island. 3; Dubuque. 4.
Decatur. (; Rockford, >.
Cedar Rapids. 8; Blooming on. ,.
Springfield. 4 Davenport, 3.
IOWA LEAGUE.
Narshalltown, .. Waterloo, l.
kCokUk. .: Ottumwa. ].
Oskaloosa. {: Burlington. 5.
Fort Dodge. 10; Boone, 3.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Fort Wayne, o; South Bend. 3; first
game.
Fort Wayne, o: South Bend, 6; sec
Ond game.
Dayton. 6: Wheeling. >.
Grand Rapids. =; Peoria. ;.
Evansville I TPrrC Haute O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15

would welcome that sort of an innova
lion. They realize that there are two
or three places that should soc
changes, and they would like an ad-
vance look 1T the Youngsters in sight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-07-15

Summary: Three base hits-IIill,
Thicry. Struck Out-By Steele, ,; by
Lndin. :. Umpirc-Bcardsley
Ten Innings mt Rockford.
Rockford, July 15.-RoCkfOrd tied
Decatur in the ninth yesterday. but
could not win out. Both teams played
brilliantly. The score:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17

Memento. homo, quia pulvis
es ct in pulvis reverteris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17

pomposamente que Sc obtendra
una pequefia reduction en- los
gastos.
Puerto Rico no puede soste-
ner nj la mitad siquiera de los
tributos que pesan actualmente
sobre el; pero Puerto Rico, por
crueles ironias de la suerte. sc
hunde economicamente rnien--
tras paga numerosos sueldos de
1000 dollars, y trae incesante-
mente de Nueva York y demas
Estados de la gran Republica
Federal cargamentos enteros de
funcionarios, que hacen buena
la empleomanfa espalola, tan
censurada aquf, y la hacen bue-
ma porque a la hora presente
pueden ser contados los emplea-
dos americanos que no disfru-
tan de un Sueldo mfnimo de 100
dollars mensuales, por cuenta
de ese menguado, de ese enteco,
de ese exangue Tesoro Insular,
que reclama ingresos, que recla-
ma sangre.
La base, pues, en- que descan-
san los nuevos impuestos es la
base fngida, hipotetica, sascas-
tica de la riqueza y prosperidad
del pals, y mientras los planes
del sefior Tesorero y los planes
de todo Ell 1obierno descansen
en- esa bella creacion de la fan
tasfa, habra que oprimir, habra
que acosar, habra que arruinar
al contribuyente y tras el con-
tribuyente al pafs en- general.
Por ESQ ell sefior Teserero Sc
We compelido, a cambio de las
elementales concesiones que ha-
ce en- su bill no I3, Sc We, com
pelido. repetimos, a dar al CO.
mercio, a la industria Y a la
agricultural la feroz batida que
lie da en- los dos bill, medic
verdadero, radical, efcacfsimo,
como demostraremos otro dia,
de que aquellas fuerzas vivas
del pals Sc declaren en- banca-
rrota.
Ell sistema es malo, aunque
la intencion sea buena, y noso-
tros, cumpliendo un deber sa-
grado para con el p1blico y para
con este pueblo que agoniza,
censuramos Ell sistema, y pres
cindimos de los hombres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
LUIS successes en-
Sant0 Domingo

El sefior Garcia Mella. dominicado
residente en- Puerto Rico, desde hace
pocos dias, ha recibido hoy el siguiente
telegrama:
''Crucero americana bornharde6 "Pa
jarito". Tropas americans desem-
barcaron, hacienda fuego hasta Cruz
Mendoza.
Nuestros bravos no contestaron fue-
go; pero comisi6n Demetrio Rodriguez
y Mr.. Bass obligaron retirar tropas y
zarpar crucero.
Sabado vergonzoso derrota enemigo
San Carlo incendiado."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
I'm gran halle de pinata

La Junta Directiva del Cen
tro Espafiol de Mayagiiez. nos
ha invitado al gran bale de
"Pinata' que tendra efecto el
dia I'll del corriente.
En- dicho importantfsimo CEN
rro tambien Sc han efectuado
do dos esplendidos bales de
mascaras en- los dfas dias IA y ~
Damos las gracias q la anna
bic Directiva del Centro espa-
mol de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Un million de Iaonbres

En- las frOnteras de la india esta
reconcentrando Russia un million de
hombres. para invadirla 81 Inglaterra
no Sc aguanta neutral y trata de auxi-
liar al Jap6n Un million tambien de
camisas con pechera de soda 50 cts
son las que hay en- el cielo, catres de-
alambre 81 so. Russia sigue acumulando
fuerzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Un halle en- Caguas

Anoche. en- la Colonia Espa-
hola de Caguas. sc ha celebrado
un hermoso bale para ell que
tuvo la amabilidad de invitar-
nos el senor Presidente de dicho
importante Centre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Ferdinand Cestero

El Iaureado poeta ha llega-
do esta maflana a San Juan.
Hemos tenido ell placer de sa-
ludarle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
NOta del d1a

van condensandose, van toman-
do cuerpo y figura.
En- ninguna parte del mundo
ha podido prescindirse de la
fuerza inmensa del mandate po-
,pular.
Aver registramos con salts
faccion ell hecho de que los ele-
mentos gobernantes Sc aprestan
a oir Y a complacer al pueblo en-
;sus legftimas reclamaciones.
Es la primera vez en- este lar
COY desdichado interegno, que
desde las alturaB ha partido una
rafaga de brisa bonancible que
acaricie la conturbada y des-
compuesta faz del pals puerto
Triqueflo
Nosotros queremos atribuirnos
en- este pequeflo triunfo la par
ticipacion a que tenemos dere-
cho por la constancia y tenaci-
dad de nuestras campailas. ref1e-
jando en- todos los momentos
con fldelidad absolute los lati-
dos de la opinion pdblica y sus
mas vehementes anhelos.
Es verdad que el triunfo es
Mimic, insignifcante, porque 10
natural es que los funcionarios
p1blicos, como servidores del
pueblo, acepten las resoluciones
de este, pero aquf el pueblo ha
representado hasta la fecha un
papel humilde y contradictorio.
Repetiremos 10 ocurrido para
que esta provechosa ensefianza
no pase desapercibida.
Ell Tesorero, Mr.. Willoughby,
ha creido satisfacer las iustas
demandas de este pals empobre-
cido, esquilmado, mas proxfmo
a la ruina que TN bienestar re-
iativo, asegurando que no sera
aumentado Ell tipo de la contri
bucion, que esta dejara de gra-
vitar sobre las obligaciones 8
creditos consignados en- docu-
mentos privados; que seran CO
brados los tributos c n las epo-
cas- de recollection y no, como
ahora sucede, cuando ell agricul-
tor tiene sus fondos empleados
en- ell cultivo de las tierras. 8 10
que es 10 mismo, cuando preci-
samente lie es mas dificil Y one
roso pagar.
Esas disposiciones, en- union
de alguna mas sobre franquicia
de contribution concedida por
cuatro ailos a las edificaciones
nuevas, estan contenidas en- ell
proyecto de ley n1mero 13 que
dicho senior Tesorero presenta a
las Camaras puertorriquefias.
No podemos elogiar su novedad
nj su justicia, pero podemos ad-
mirarnos de que 10 viejo y evil
deute vaya sustituyendo en-
nuestras leyes a 10 nuevo y per
fectamente inaplicable al pue.
bio puertorriquefio.
Els necesario que los emplea
dos americanos que llegan aqui
y que desconocen completa-
mente nuestro organization ju-
ridica y social empiecen por es
tudiar esta organization, proba-
hIemente sf1nerior a Ia de las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
Use proIonga2

Sabemos que varios ciudadauos han
soIicitado del Alcalde de San Juan per-
misc para continuar vistie0dose de-
mzscaras hasta el lunes por Ia noche.
Que dila el Alealdel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17

IQG p6Im1t1IuOS lOIuuldl dASu-
mas observaciones sugeridas por
la experiencia, acerca de esa
nota personalisima que sc des-
taca en- dichos proyectos de ley.
No hara gran cosa. no pres
tara un gran servicio Mr. Will
loughby al pals, como indu-
dablemente es SUI proposito, ga
rantizando en- ell papel que la
contribution sobre la propie-
dad Sc mantendra inmutable,
invariable, en- ell I por 100 del
valor de la misma, 81 sobre Ell
propio papel no Sc ordena ter
minantemente que no sera tam
POGO aumentada la valoracion
de la propiedad, es mas, 81 no Sc
establece una revision justa y
lequitativa de la actual tasa-
cion, que. en- general, alcanza
sobre el verdadero valor de la
propiedad nm so POr 700 de e1-
ceSo.
Porque ell contribuyente, GUAM
do ell Tesoro coniesa que no lie
puede exigir mas sacrificios, y
Icuando lie anuncia como buena
nueva que no sera acosado y
perseguido ilegitlmamente, tie
ne derecho indiscutible no solo
Ia que la realidad responda a
esas palabras, sino tambien a
ser relevado de aquellas inso-
portables cargas que levanta So
bre ell valor fcticio de su pro-
piedad, sobre ell valor capricho-
so que ha querido 8 que ha
tenido que darsela para cubrir
tai 8 cual suma fjada de ante
mano como repartible a ciegas
entire la propiedad inmueble.
Y ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico
provee a esas necesidades del
oprimido contribuyente, dispo-
niendo que los tasadores esti-
men la propiedad por el valor
real y elective que tenga en- el
mercado segstn Ell LeGI SGber y en-
tender de los mismos.
Els decir, que ell Tesorero des-
carga sobre los tasadores la odio-
sa mission de valuar a ojo de
buen cubero la propiedad in
mueble, porque no hay mas re-
glas. por 10 visto, en- este pals
para deterniriar ese valor que Ell
leal saber y entender de dichos
funcionarios. Asf nos 10 quiere
hacer Greer, al menos, el senor
Tesorero.
Y ell leal saber y entender de
esos funcionarios dicho Sc esta
que Sc hal1a linitado, cohibido,
inicialmente, por ell mandate ca
tegorico que el propio Tesorero
les hace de que la propiedad in
mueble de la Isla ha de rendir
tantos 8 cuantos cientos de mi
les de dollars.
No; ell propietario Ell contri-
buyente, no pueden darse por
satisfechos, con una ofeTta te6-
ricamente lisonjera, puesto que
en- el terreno de los hechos de-
pende el cumplimiento de esta,
de quienes llenan penosamente
la obligation de tasar la propie-
del modo que convene y que
llena las exigencias del presu-
puesto.
Es evidente que la propiedad
satisface en- Puerto Rico un IT,
po contributivo mayor del I POI
ciento, puesto que la va oracion
general, impuesta por el fausto
y ell dispendio del Tesoro Insu-
lar, por el presupuesto lujosc
que sostemos en- medic de lin
ambiente ruin, de pueblo que
ha perdido ell instinto de con-
servacion y gasta y derrocha
Iprodigamente los tiltimos res.
tos de su va extenuada hacien.
da, corresponds a tiempos futu-
ros, a tiempos imaginarios,
tiempOS de prOsperidad, que no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-17
En- la Can1ara baja
(MOTAs Al vUELO)

(M0TAs a
Recuerda, hombre, que polvo
eres y en- polvo tie has de con-
vertir.
Hoy es microbes.
Microbes de ceniza.
Mucho pequG, Senior. durante
Ell carnaval que ha terminado.
Yo me arrepiento, Senior -
hasta el domingo proximo.
Y luego, Senior, luego. :. has
ia las Pascuas.
liza ceniZa!
De ella esta cubierta mi ca
bellera, que en- tiempos mas fe-
Ices tenia reflejos de orc.
lOh, dias de gloria y placer,
tan fugazmente pasados!
iComo os recuerda el pecador
contrito!
Memento, homo, quia pulvis
es ct est in pulveris reverteris.
Recordad Ioh, DelegadosI que
a muchos de vosotros les pasara
10 que a las golondrinas de Bee
quer.
No volvereiS.
~
Polvo sois y volvereis al polvo.
No hagais casoa Pepe Aponte.
Ell cual Pepe Aponte pide
que la discussion de varios pro-
yectos del Consejo Ejecutor, Sc
deje para el dfa "a.
Son las dos y baja-talle.
Sois polvo ruin.
Defended a tempo al pueblo
que suspira por su bienestar.
Para que, mafiana, ese mismo
pueblo no os ponga la ceniza en-
la frente.
~
Las dos y corse.
Sc habla de caminos.
Larrfnaga y Domenech cami-
nan hacia la reparacion del ca
mino de Utuado Jayuya.
Pero Domenech Gamma muy
NAL.
Los delegados deben olvidar
10 que convene a region deter
minada, mas 8 menos republi-
cana 8 sederal.
Deben atender al bien com1n.
Mr.. Domenech: ique diablo lie
han hecho a su senorfa los jiba-
ros de Jayuya7
y.
81 el proyecto presentado por
la minorfa queda pospuesto en-
la Camara, Sc habra cometido
una injusticia mas en- la terra
~
| Habla Perez Avi1es.
Y dice: que Domenech era en-
la otra legislature pescado y en-
esta es carne.
| Es decir, como decir, no die
lnada de productos alimenticios
ESQ 10 pongo yo para consOlar-
me algo.
lSon las tres en- punto y no he
lalmOrzado aun!
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