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The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
CALLS 1T GAMBLING.
'iion. J. Z. Swanser Attacks the Board Of Trade
and Warns Missouri Bankers.

ossu WuSus FtISSUurl DoUkETSs
Hon. John E. Swanger, secretary
of state, was the principal speaker a
the fifteenth annual convention of thu
Missouri state bankers association il
Kansas City last Tuesday. Over siz
hundred bankers were in attendance
In part Mr.. Swanger said:
81 have always considered bank
er man to be held in awe, rather
than one with whom to be hobnob-
bing around the country. 1t Is only
recently that have learned that they
are the same as other individuals and
not to be feared.
missouri excels all other states in
the home products. She furnishes
more corn than any other state of the
linton and three-tenths of all the corn
in the United States. To every
square mile of her area she has a pop
ulation of torty-ive souls. VI England
has population of 500 to the square
mile, so this state has room for still
more.
''Some of the statistics of the state
Of Missouri may be interesting to you.
In 1904 the total receipts from her
live stock was $21O,00O,0OO. She
also led all other states in the produc-
tion Of mules. Of the large amount
of cattle sold, forty-fve brought the
sum of 800, ,460. The peach crop in
1903 was worth s4,OO0,OOO, while the
berry crop was s3,5O0,OOO and the to,
tai amount of all the crops was $780,
100000 Cattle receipts in 1904
were $30,000,00O. The hen also has
been busy, and in 1904 Missouri pro-
duced 1S0,0O0,000 dozens of eggs alta
value of $2O,OOO,OOO. Four million
tons of coal were taken from the
ground in the state, at value of &c.
100000. There is in Missouri a total
of $4,000, 100000 taxable property,
and now, honestly, aren't you just
little proud of the old state?
"You remember only short time
ago whenever you went back East
you were almost ashamed to say you
were from Missouri, but it is different
now. All this has not, Of course,
been brought about just recently.
But I believe that it has helped
some.
missouri would not have reached
her present high standard in the COM
mercial world had it not been for her
banks. They are the watch towers of
her commerce. It has been but a
few years since the banks were looked
upon as usurious institutions by the
people, but they are now considered
as safety repositories of the common
wealth and legal advisers of the
people.
ga banker should be honest. He
should be honest not only in his busi-
ness transactions, but in all his social |
dealings. He cannot be gambler
and be honest. And right here I
want to say that it it just as great a {
crime to play the board of trade and .
1t the race track as it is to play at
;he gaming table.
awhile 1 am entrusted with the
position of oyerseer of the bankers of
he state I shall use every effort of my
,ffice to prevent and punish gambling s.
lmong the bankers. I will also say f
n this connection that any case of E
uch violation of the banks rules by Q
,ames of chance, the department will o
It once ask for the resignation of the b
,iolator. / do not want to be under G
TODD as opposing legitimate invest e
tents, but I simply refer to all games t.
{ chance" oI
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
Drug Store for Sale.

Clean, up-to-date stock of drugs for
sale in live, growing Linn county
town. Address D. NJ, care of La
CLEDE BLADE, Laclede, Mo. 5-20.tf
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
OVER THE COUNTY.

the west side park at Marceline.
Mrs. B. B. Edwards, Of Linneus
returned Tuesday from visit wit
her sister in Texas.
Prof. Skinner, Of Goldthwaite
Texas, has been elected principal o
the Marceline public schools.
j. D. Ray and Miss Gussie Stein
both well-known people of Bucklin
were united in marriage last Sunday
R. N. Bowden, the we'll knowr
merchant of Brookfeld, has been ap
pointed park commissioner of that
city.
Brookfeld is to have a circus next
Monday, the VIM. P. Hall shows
being billed to appear there. at that
time.
The two horses that strayed away
from the farm of Frank Atwood, north
of Meadville, were found last week
near Chillicothe.
On Wednesday Of last week, Mrs.
Ellen Weston, of Laclede, and Wal
ter E. Cotter, of Browning, were mar
ried at Linneus by Squire Bowyer.
The Messenger states that the re-
port that Miss Anna Lightner, pop
ular young lady of Meadville, had
joined a theatrical troup in the west
is untrue. .......
The proposition to bond the city of
Brookfeld for $4,000 for the purpose
of public improvement carried by a
small majority at the special election
last Tuesday.
There was a shooting scrape in
Browning last week aud the Record
says no harm was done except to
place one more man in the class that
can't hit barn door.
The depot at Browning was broken
into one night last week. but nothing
was taken so far as known. Several
stores were also visited the same night
but the losses were light.
Two Hannibal tralnmen met death
in the discharge Of duty the past
week. Conductor June Hit was
killed at St. Joseph on Tuesday night |
and Brakeman Will Tabler was kill
I'd at Cameron Wednesday night.
Geo. W. Burchett, aged 70, died at
nis home near Hale on May 13. Mr..
Burchett was we'll known in Laclede,
having lived on a farm northwest of
own for number of years. He sold
lis farm here and bought one near
Hale five or six years ago. The re-
mains were buried in the Hale ceme-
cry.
The residence on the old Garrett
homestead two miles north of Laclede,
low owned by. Shelby Garrett and
coupled by VIM. Bivens, burned last
aturday evening. The fire is sup
osed to have originated from a de-
ective fue. Mr.. Bivens was not at
ONE and Mrs. Bivens was in the {
arden some distance from the house
MI the fire had gotten such a start ,
efore discovered that only about half
1eir household goods were saved.
he house was insured for 1926 in the h
owa State insurance company.
Last week when we mentioned {
,me 21-inch bluegrass being cut [
ON a farm near Marceline, THE
LADE had no idea of starting a blue d
rass contest, but the paper had been {
1T but a few hours till that venera- 8
le man and splendid citizen, W. S. t
oslin, brought in some 36 inch blue F
ass from his fine farm north of b
wn. This fine specimen had been d
! display in The BLADE office but a a
ort while till ]. w. Power brought a
bunch from his yard here in ri
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
House MOVING and STONE Masonry.

am now prepared to raise and
put foundations under buildings or
move houses, and can also furnish
foundation stone. Any work given
me in this line win be promptly at
tended TO.
Phone 81. GEo. PLowMAx.
5-13-tf Laclede.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
HERE AND'rnfRE.
Local Items Of the. Week Gathered For the
Busy Blade Readers.

Arrangements are being made b!
the Methodist church to observe Chill
dren's Day on the second Sunday il
June.
Several members Of the Lacledt
fishing club have been down to Rocky
Ford this week having the club house
raised and repaired. A. S. Byrd hac
charge of the carpenter work.
P. F. Felt was in Browning Thurs
day and bought a carload Of jenkins
stackers and rakes that will be in in
a few days. Farmers will do we'll to
call on Mr.. Felt before they begin
haying.
Rev. M. Fl. Bradley, who is now
at Winona Lake, Ind, attending the
general assembly of the Presbyterian
church, will be in Laclede and occu-
py the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church the second Sunday in June.
Mrs. S. M. Brown has sold her
millinery stock to Miss Amanda Sny-
der, who will continue the business at
the present stand. Miss Snyder being
an experienced trimmer will continue
to serve the patrons Of that store in
satisfactory manner.
B. P. Ransom, of Grinnell, Iowa,
is here looking after matters on his
two big farms south of town. He has
sold his Iowa property and will now
make his home in Missouri. Mr..
Ransom called Wednesday and had
the address, of his BLADE changed
from Grinnell to Boomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Tooker left on
the Wednesday evening train for
Oakland, CAL, where they expect to
spend the summer with their daughter,
Mrs. Kerr II TO- the--.v;el. thy
many friends Of these good people
that they may have a pleasant visit
and safe return to their home here.
The south-bound passenger train
was delayed here Wednesday after
1oon for nearly an hour by the slip
ping of the tire on one of the drive
wheels Of the engine. Another engine
vas sent over from Brookfeld that
;ook the train on to Carrollton, while
he crippled engine was taken to
Brookfeld for repairs.
The Laclede grocerymen have
Tapped the lid on and no groceries
will be sold next Sunday. By mutu-
Il agreement they are to close their
places of business by II o'clock Sat
,rday night and stay closed until
morning. Just how long
his spasm will last is matter to
,uess at, but it could Just as we'll be
as sundav buying is mere
y habit, anyway.
J. w. Lomax & Co. take page in
HE BLADE this week to announce a
pecial retiring sale which they inaug-
rate to-day. The prices they quote
re certainly low enough to move the
oods at once. The stock is all new
lean goods, many of them having
cen on the shelves only few days
nd all lines are complete and upto-
ate. This sale will no doubt attract
uyers from all parts of the county.
w. M. Watson received word Tues
~ that his brother Ben had died in
hillicothe that afternoon. Mr.. Wat
N went to Chillicothe on the evening
ain but found the report untrue. |
en- is sufferer from paralysis, almost {
s entire body being involved, and
lring an unusual sinking spell that {
ternoon be was pronounced dead, I
ID the report went out. but he .
llied and is now as he has been for
me time past. '
Regular servies at the Baptist a
urch next Sunday with preaching IL
,rning and evening. With the
aninn aarnnnn Rnr Hatcher .,lnnn. n
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27
Stock Pasture.

l viii pasture cattle-all ages-at
30 cents per month.
4-22-tf j. j. FRUIN.
The Laclede blade. (Laclede, Mo.) 1890-1945, 1905-05-27

will commence at 2 p. m.
J. r. McEFEE, j. L. BURKE,
Adjutant. Post Commander.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
marisnO Abrij.

N W York Septiemhre 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
MI AGRADEC|M|ENTO

PARA Ell MAGNANIMo DON RuSPER
En- mi corta y szarosa vida litera-
ria, con sf6n incansable, me he lanza
do en- todss direcciones, soliciso bus
cando un ilustrado mentor que me di
rigiese en- ell aspero sendero de la glo.
ria, que 90 la meta de mis- aspiracio mes
de sofiador. Y hoy que la suerts me
10 depara, sgradeciendole sus correc.
clones lie suplico que perdoue mi osa-
dfa al pedir.e Sc descubrs; pues no es
iusto que tan benemkrito director se
oculte con el antifaz del pseud6nimo.
iOh, msgnanimo don R1sper! Us
ted que ha tenido la amabIlidad de
aleccionarme en- mis- primeros pasos
de Ia Literature, no me niegue 10 que
solicito con empefio; su querido nom.
bre, para grabarlo, con ell buril de la
gratitud, en- 10 fntimo del alma.
Algunas veces ell correglr, mi sa.
bio amigo, nos cres una atm6sfera de
odiosy antagonismos. listed que CO.
noce profundamente 10 ciencis, no du.
do que me darS la rsz6n respecto 4
ese purto.
Hay seres que, csreclendo en- alb
soluto de sentido comdn, tomsn & ofen.
sa 10 que mas tarde redundant en- be.
nedcio de los mismos. Yo no pienso
en- esa forms, creo, y es mi deber con.
feVarlo, que el sabio debe ilustrsr al
ignorante..
Gracias, pues, carfsimo MecenaV,
Miguel Garcia Menaez.
Csyey, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
POI|T|CA AUSTR|ACA

El presidente defConsejo de Nj
nistros del Gobierno austriaco, Fen.
nevary, ha presentsdo renuncis de au
elevsdo cargo.
Entiendese q1e hs sido aceptAda
Ia renuncis.
Asegirsss tsmbien que dertro 6e
breves 6iss Ell empsrsdor Francisco
Jose rec bira q Kassuth y otros dis.
tinguidos miembros de 10 oposici6n
hdpgars, que Sc proporen llsgsr 4
una iaie igene a.
Gresse quela renuncia prese ntads
por Fsnenvsry sc debe & la negative
del emperador & corcsder & los hdpga.
roa 81 Iutrsgio universal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
SUICIDE RARO

En- Chirip6, iurisdi icci6n de la CO.
marca de Limon, Sc suicide de una ma
nera tan rara como atrevida, el sdbdi-
TO nicarsgulense Victcr Manuel Te.
iada.
Ell hecho reviste clrcunstancias ex-
trafas.
Teiada hsbfa llegado al pals hace
pr6ximaments cuatro amos.
Sc dedicsba 4 la exploitation del
hule en- Las mont has de la costa at.
lsntica.
Mantenfa relsciones maritales des.
de bastante tempo con una palsans
suys.
La muier, voluble y libre, por cuan.
to no le ataba ningdn vfneulo son Te-
jsds, resolvio marCharse con otro.
Esio encendi6 los celos en- ell re.
cho del hombre, y iur6 vengurse 8
morir.
A POGO de sucedido 10 anterior,
sali6 Teisda en- compshia de verios
huleros psrs sus faenss en- la montsr p
Teiada Sc Eepsr6 de s1s compate.
ros en la selva; equellos, a los po
cos dias, oyeron horrorosos gemidns
lsnzados por una persora a humsna
Sc encaminsron por Ell ruldo y hs.
llaron a su compsfero Tejada retor-
clendose baio la fuerzs Gel color y con
vsrioI piqustes de una de las culebras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
HORROR Al HOMBRE
Incendio en- una casa de dos
s0Iter0nas en- la ciudad
de Nueva-York
CASTIDAD SALVAIE
Dos hombres van q salvarlas
y grltan contra ellos por-
que son hombres

De 81 aversion al hom bre, no sc
sabe 81 bien fundada 6 caprichosa
iban siendo vfctimas dos solteronas,
las seioritas Magdalena y Catalina
Hoefer propietarias y hsbitantes de
una casa del Bowsry, en- New York.
La casa constaba de dos pisos, y
elias habitaban el segindo. FL In.
cendio conner 20 en- ell primer piso. Ad.
yertido por un transeunte, este di6 Ia
sedal de alarma, y acompafiado de i'm
agents de policia, penetr6 en- la casa
para prestar los auxilios que recesits-
ran las propietarias, Los dos toca.
ron q Ia puerta del cuarto en- que es-
taban las hermanas, acompahando Ia
acci6n con esta palabra, que en- Nue.
va York obra mas milagros que la
lAmpara de Aladino.
-iFuego.
-Hombres! gritaron al unisono
las herman as. <Fuera! Aqui no Sc re-
cibe & ning1n hombre JamSs han
manchado nuestras alfombras sus pi.
sadas!s
FL fusgo Sc propsgaba rapidamen.
to. Subia enroscado, por los peldahos
dc la escalera, y ell humo asfixiaba &
las salvadores.
LA casa esta incendiada! Salgan
pronto, ,replicaron en- coro el transeun
to y el policia. Les damos diez segun-
dos para salir. Dsntro de un minute
estara interceptada Ia escalera.
La sola respuesta fue una tempes.
tad dc injurias, seguida de esta anne.
naza:
-Llamaremos q la policfa! iSocc
rrol Socorro
-Yo soy la poliefa, diJo el agsnte
forzarS 10 puerta 81 us.edes no abrep.
-Sccorro! Socorro!
La puerta fue forzada con los
dos hombres penetr6 en- la habitaci6n
una nube de humo negro.
-Violencia grit6 Magdalena, de
tras de una silla. Ustedes han invadi.
do mi domicilio!
-Hombres infsmes! solloz6 Cata-
lima desde un mueble. Yo me morire
de vergienzs
-Pronto, prouto, 81 no quieren
morir achicharradas, dijeron los sal
vadores.
Y ent6nces fue Ia escena her6lca.
-Si se sproximan usted,s les 50.
camos los ojos, sullsron las soltsro.
mas extendiendo las manos.
Fue necesario ar de la fuerza;
derribarlas al suelo; tomarlas en- vilo;
descender con elias la escalera que
cruifa al peso de squellas furias in.
females.
va en- la calle, ante Ia rechiaa de la
gente, mas bien al darse cuenta de
ella, las dos hsrmanss miraron 4 sus
sslvadores en- los cjos, y con voz en-.
tire colerica tlerna, formularon esta
pregunta:
-6Que han peHsado ustsdes de
nosotrss?
iOh misterios del corsz6n de Ia
muier!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

bio rara descubrlr to1o 10 que encle
rrS "a sa vaie y de fapatico.
| ! sos ataques injustfcados contra
los s.lgeros y las mIsonss religio.
sas, demuestran que del fondo del
Asia SO o pueden We soplos de muer.
te de exterminio para los europsos,
al mtsmo TEMPO qus descubren el pro-
fundo abismo que separara slempre
ina rSza con la que los blanccs ne
nodran nupca conac.idar una amistad
verd a1era.
81 esos hechos hubieran ocurriio
en- Rusia, donde las matar zas dc ju-
dios estin a la orden del dis, casi
encoptrarfan justification y nos hubie.
ran daoo motives para erandes filipi-
cas- contra el cezaiismo y cortra esas
masas .auguinarlas y far aticas. Pc
ro nos vienen del Jap6n, del psfs que
hasta shora habfa cor tsoido sus I'm
petus salvsje, hacie1donos co, cebir
la esperanza de qua no existen razas
superiores nj Interiors;; del pats con-
sagrado por los anglo.ssjores como
un pueolo de election, cuando es en-
reslid ad, un verdadero tsmor para Ia
humanidsd.
Dasoue' Il la paz vemos al Jap6p
suf'ir una verdadera depression moral
el pueblo que crefamos disciplina-
40, obadiente d sus soberanos, respe
toso con 81 <cnnsej) de anci amos :,
sa'ta como un jagugr q la menor con.
sradicc'6n que sufce, y descubre ell # n.
do negro de su alma fanatics, el
odio oil extrangaro trasmitido de pe.
neraeion en- generaci6n, que la algeria
de sus victorias habfa hecho esconder.
cree que los extrar garos son culpa.
oles de no haher ob,enido mayores
vanta3ss y acusa de felonfa al presi
dents. Roosevelt, al mismo tempo QUE
50 sla1son p1seidOF de ese fanatIsmC
religioso tan flerte en- las;razas orien.
tales.
81 So tisne en- cuenta que ese pue,
h'o va a dominar en- 81 Extremo Orisn.
te y que exte teadera su exp ota ,i6r 4
toda la China, doode tsnto. interesas
tienen las nacio1as europeas, goza-
ra' como gozl ga de todas las simpa.
tias del mum 10 amarillo, raz6n deto
bra hay para decrIe 4 esos eminentes
estadistas y soci6logos, que Sc eoui.
vocan, que son unos sodadores, pues
to que ell S0e'igro amaril lo,s q pear
de todas sus teorias, es una triste req
lids6.
Sarisno Abril.
N " York Septiemhre 1Q05
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
En- PsNsMA

Los mismos yankees gus hsbian
lido 4 trsbsisr 81 canal Sc estsn fu.
gsndo con rumho 50 Terra, pues.
La 20 del cansl IS de ellos El mo-
two, dieen que es por el er gam de que
han lido victims, les ofresieron IN
buen pago J despues result6 que In
conids J PocoV ceutRvos lee dabau,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02

No hay pape' mas simpd.ico en- Q
mundo que ell de vencedor. Antigua
ments el pare d ! vencido era gratt
los ojos do los D es, segdn la fra
se clAsica. Pero $50 ocurria en- 10,
tiempos milagrosos de los cua!es es-
tamos muy dista-tss.
Antes de la guerra con Espafls
Estados Unidos en- el concepto de Eu
ropa, era ell pals de los tocineros y loi
negociantes; pero desde el momentc
en- que las escuadras americsnas sea
baron con ell poderfo de Espsfla er
America y Asia, t)das las potencia
se descubrieron ante el coloso del Nor.
to, como hoy So descubren ante ell CO.
loso del Extreme Oriente.
Todos los paises desean ahora ser
amigos del Jap6n. va Sc ha aliado
conei Iuglaserra 3 espsra hacerlo
Francia, Estados Unidos Alemania q,
q no haberse adelsntado Iuglate,re
va estarla hacie dole carifitos q los
nipones. Hasta en- Russia hay psrtida.
rios de la alianza ruso.japoness.
5Es que temen todas al <peligro
amarillos? Quizas. For mas que emf
nentes polfticos scci6logos europeos
hayan escrlto largo teodido para
demostrar que ell tai peligro no exis-
to- eso puede ser tam bien obra del mie.
do. No hay NADIA gus infunda ma,
valor al cobards que hacerse IA ilu
sion de QUO GO ex'sts el peligro que ID
amenaza.
Que ell peligro amarillo Sc most ara
tan pronto como la OCCASION le sea pro
picia, ha venido 8 demo ostrarlo 10 ccu.
rrido d'timamente en- Tckio otras
poblaciones del Jap6n, donde con mo.
two de los motines causados phr el
tratado de paz, los extrangeros hsr
sido amenazados de muerte, al extre
mo que ell gobierno er;en6 que las lie.
gaciones fxtrangeras fuesen custodia.
das por las tropss.
Sc nos habfa dicho hecho Greer,
durante ell conf cto ruso-japoneS, Que
ell Jap6n era I'm pueblo civilizado en-
alto grado, que en- esa guerra, mien.
tras Russia representabs la barbarie.
el espfritu de conquista, ell alma feu
dal, Jsp6n por g! consrsrio represen.
tabs la causa de la civllizaci6p, de la
libertsd y de la humanidad. Pero al
resplandor de los incendIos de las
igiesias erlstiar as de Toxic, Sc nos ha
presentado en- toda su horrible desnu.
dez, ell alma orientsl, el hombre ANA
rillo. Ha bastado rapar I'm POGO la
superficie de civil zaci6n de ess pue
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
M0T|NES En- VALENCIA

Los des6rde-es que Sc han produ-
cido en- esa ciudad por consecuencia
de las elecciones, nc Sc han sofocado
todavfa
Entire los repubicanos heridos 6l-
timamente, Sc encuertcan ocho MEM
bros prominentes del psrtido.
Los soldados custodisn los SClubss
y las redacciones &c los peri6dicos
mas caracterizados. por tenor 4 los
desmanes de las turbas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-02
vAPORES cOlOSALES

El fsmoso vapor alemau sKaiser
Wilhelm lls tf4l 9 7O6 pies de largo.
u de ancho. 81 8 Dlgadas de profun
d'dad, 20 pies d4 alado, un despla,
zamiento de 20 mi toue'a adas; 29O ca.
marotes de Il clase y 1O7 de ga. Elsa.
Ion para los pasajeros de Ia clase es
magnihco; tiene los pies de largo pos
os de aneho, con comodi1ades para
554 pasajeros, Fl salon &c % a,e
puede recibIr 100 passieros.
Hay un salon para los nIfIos una
pieza para ls imorenta. Tiene 4 c CT
mas, la mas grsnde tiene SIS DO. &c
pies. Estas cocinss pueden alime tar
800 pasaieros de Ia clase, lO6 de %
| y 1,1oO de 80.
La tripul aci6n SIS compone de eOC
hombres, de estos, 237 est q ocupsdo,
en- las msquinss.
E,te gigantesco vapor lleva 5,7O(
toneladas de cart67. Puede desarro
liar una fuerza de mas de 40 mil cabs
los vapor. Cuando anda & raz6n dt
2 10 nudes por hora, gssta 500 tone
mas de carb5n por dfa.
El sOcsanics tiens 7o5 pies de largo.
I'll deutschland, ca hasta shora. q
vapor mas rapido, pues marchs & rs
ION de q 5 nudes por bora.
Ell sCelbic, , el sCedrlc, ambo. z,
zoo pies de largo y de is de apcho
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de 25 n1dos.
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ne seluas.
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"a muier que le hsbfa abandonado.
z desgraclado Tejada expire
les sells horas.