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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

w. I. NOLAN WILL FATHER BILL
FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Wisconsin Plan Works Well and May
Be Adopted in This State-M Members
Would Profit by Having Information
Handy on Every Topic that Comes
Up fer Treatment.

Representatives w. I. Nolan of Min
neapolis will introduce a bill this win
ter providing for legislative reference
department. His idea is to establish
hte same kind Of bureau as they have
in Wisconsin, where it has been success
full and of great value to the legisla-
ture. The exact form of the bill has
not been determined, and the bureau
may be placed under the direction of
the state librarian. @~ "
The Wisconsin department is in
charge of an educated and experienced
man, who puts in the time between
sessions collecting information on ev-
cry subject that may have bearing
on legislation. He also Keeps a file
of the statutes Of other states. When
member wants to investigate any
subject, primary elections or mortgage
wealth of information already cata-
logged and sorted, out for his perusal,
giving the laws Of other states, stats
tics and information as to how differ
emit systems work, with magazine and
newspaper articles shedding light on
what he wants to know. The Head of
the department is ready during ses-
sions to draw bills for members, and be-
ing we'll equipped for the work, he
avoids the mistakes that so often creep
into proposed legislation.
The need of such a department has
been felt in Minnesota for long while.
Only about one in five Of the members
Of the legislature are lawyers, and tho
the lawyers know in general way the
correct form of a bill, they would all
like more information that is obtain
able of-hand. Hundreds of letters are
written every session to other states.
asking for information on a variety Of
subjects. One member said Yesterday
that two years ago he wrote to thirty
five secretaries Of state for information
that ne needed, and got answers from
just three With we1l-organized de-
partment on hand, this Information
would be right at a members elbow
whenever he wanted it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
MoRR1LI.'s SUNDAY TALKS
New Years Topics viii Form Burden o
SUNDAY Service,

G. L. Morrill, will preach on "The Spirit
of Minneapolis' at the Peoples church,
Unique theater, today at IL am, antici-
pating the benefits and surprises the
coming year has in store for a God-fear-
ing, loyal community.
Miss Bessie Louise King is expected to
sing a double sporano solo, Ardittis
"Waltz' and "Suwanee River accom-
panied by the Unique orchestra, which,
in turn will render Wagner's Tam
hauser' and March Pontincial," by
Gounod. W. L. Harris Of the New Eng
land has kindly rendered the use of his
Victor talking machine, which will play
several selections during the service.
Doors open at 1890.
At the Auditorium at s pm, Mr.. Nor
rill will preach on 'LifeS Hourglass'' a
timely subject for the dying year. Miss
Eulalie Chenevert will give an entertain
ing organ recital at 7:40, composed of
popular and classic music.
The feature of the service will be mor-
ing pictures of the G. A. r. parade, Min
nehaha, Lake Minnetonka (taken from
the bow of a steam yacht), and fire de-
partment run down: Nicollet avenue. 1t
takes half an hour to run the films.
Those who have not taken seriously the
tremendous growth of the CITY, he be-
lieves will profit by seeing the seething,
writhing mass of humanity that packed
the streets during the gala G. A. r. week.
The tall buildings, gliding streetcars, flut-
tering decorations and vehicles are faith
ing decorations and Kaleidoscope jun
BILE of pedestrians and vehicles are faith
fully and wildly portrayed, as well as the
immense steamers on Lake Minnetonka,
loaded to the guards with pleasure seek
ers. The pictures, however, will by no
means take precedence over the sermon
New Years souvenirs with an appro-
pirate greeting from Mr.. Morrill, will be
presented to each person at the door.
Doors open at 7 o'clock, and cars in
waiting at close Of the service.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
EARNS PRICED REWARD
George c. Keller Gets Ring for 26
= Straight Sunday Schools. .

George G. Keller, IA years old, has
gone to Sunday school every Sunday for
the last five years. This means that he
has been in attendance ,2e0 times with
out missing. Bethel settlement, now
Pillsbury house, Sunday school, is where
young Keller has made this record and,
in recognition of his faithfulness, it has
presented him with a goiu signet ring.
He already holds the gold star given for
an unbroken record Of four years.
George has a 12-year-old brother, Fred,
who promises to surpass his record. Tho
two years younger than George, Fred has
already won the star for the four-year
record, and is hard after the f1ve-year
score. Both are the sons of Mrs. c. F.
Keller, 1920 Second street S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
SPECIAL, FOR MONDAv

Candy-All our Candies at half price.
Eggs-No. l fresh guaranteed, per
Remember these are not stora ge.
Apples-Be sure and try one Of
1-bu boxes Of the finest Wash
ington Apples ever brought to
the city, box. ..$l.25 to $3.50
Sugar-Best Cane Granulated,,
1OO-lb sack .............S4.S 5
Nabisco Waters, 3 pkgs for. .23c
Finest Soft Shelled Walnuts, ID lie
Finest N. Y. Jonathans, peck 35c
Large selected Queen Olives, qt Soc
Same as our neighbors charge Coo at.
Egg-O-See, 3 packages for. goo
I Millionaire Catsup, nothing bet
ter, 2 bottles 25c
Little Pig Pork Loin Roast, ID. lie
| Veal Steak, lb ......... ...... lie
Veal Roast, lb. .......Scsand 1Oc
Whole Goldfish, lb ............8hc
New Norway Herring, pail. .85c
Chickens, Ducks and Turkeys at low
est market prices.
An elegant Calendar free with every
/ .... purchase.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
FEAR WOMAN K1rrEn sErr

New York Dec 29-sIrs Carrie Roper+ %
years old, cler kof the Englewood, n J., post.
Office, is believed to have committed suicide
from Fort Lee ferryboat off Edgewater. Her
coat and fox squirrel boa, found on the for for.
ward rudder of the ferryboat Edgewater were
today! identified by relatives, who have been
searching for her since she left home last
evening after writing a note saying She in:
tended to end her life. .-.. AZ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
EMPEROR SENDS CASE 70 POPE

Rome, Dec. 29.-1he pope has received many
important donations to help him in the diff
culties with France They include $500, 900
from Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria, and
10000 from Cardinal Vashary, archbishop Of
Gran. Hungary ".. :. - ~ ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
AAORPE1lNA-GURA

Apnfaibe remedy Of Drug Habits Of alIknds
POSTPAID at So bottle Mophna cura is prepared
foypodermc or nernaluse Delta Chem. Coz. st. Louis
For sale by yoEGELI BRos' DRUG CO.,
corner Washington and Hennepin avenues; cor
ner seventh street and Nicollet avenue; corner
sorner Lyndale and Twentieth avenues N.
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We wish all our customers a Happy
New Year and thank them all for
their liberal patronage during the
last. We have convinced the people
that our prices and qualities are
right, and by continuing to do so
we hope and expect to more than
double our growing business during
1907.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
ART FARM JOURNAL
Minneapolis Publication Promises Much
In Way of Pictures.

new publishing company has been
Incorporated with headquarters in Min
neapolis. Its mission is the publication
Of a new monthly, to be- known as
Illuminated World Life. This magazine
will be devoted principally to live stock
and poultry. Attic not officially an
nounced it is understood that the com
pany+ is backed by M w. Savage. The
first copy will be issued about JAN g.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
WOMEN AFTER GARNETS
Not Man Allowed in This New MInfno
Company,

None but women appear as the incor-
porators of the Alaska Garnet Mining
company Of Minneapolis, which filed it's
articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state yesterday. The company is
capitalized at $1,OOO,OOO, and will mine
and manufacture garnets for use in Jew
elry and other arts Mamie r, Fowler
Of Minneapolis is the president and the
other incorporators are Anna E. Durkee,
Mary T. Elmer, Pearl Gunder and Pearl
Hewitt, all of st. Paul
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
NOTED FoRGER Is CAUGHr.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 29-Isaac Raines. q
forger of international reputation who has oper-
in Germany, France and turnout the United
States, has been arrested here =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

~, Know laundry perfection. Collars lie,
The Palace Clothing House Laundry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30
His Cigar Doesn't
Taste Right.
And Yet It Is the Same He Was Smok.
ing with So Much Relish After
Dinner Last Night, Cut of the
Very Same Box, Too.

It Isn't the segar- Its the stomach. s
I Every smoker has experienced this
peculiar condition Of the stomach and !
liver, the result usually IF imperfect 3
digestion Of food. And the blame is 1:
usually PUT on the cigar and not where {
it belongs. I. 8
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

Your laundry ideals attained. The
Palace Clothing House Laundry.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-30

to Montana. The next three years I
was prospecting for gold mines in Mon
tana and the Black Hills.
"In 1867 I returned to my family,
who had remained in Hennepin county,
first came to Minnesota there were not
a dozen white people, exclusive of the
soldiers at Fort Smelling, living in what
is now Hennepin county, where now
there is population of three hundred
thousand people. &
"Now at the age of nearly seventy
one years I have retired from active
business, altho: sound and enjoying
good health
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
MEETING
HyIy yAD0
EntusiasmO delirante.
lltua5o ss d hsluarta ID Ii Union ds Puerto
RlGO.
EntusiaslnO deIIFanle.
lDe nuestro reporter n giaie. ]

Agosto 27.-
El domingo 26 de los corrientes las 3.
de Ia tarde do comienzo ca Ia plaza pd-
blica de Utuado 81 grandioso meeting unio-
nista que estaba anunciado.
Mas de dos mil almas De- reunieron fren-
to Ia casa Ayuntamiento, 6Yidas de Dir
las sanas doctrinas pTedicadaa poT los ora
dores de la Union de Puerto Rico.
Abri6 81 acto eli ssehor MoFell CampoB,
obrero enthusiastic, que va Tecorriendo Ia
isla en- propag ganda del partido, que fu6
quien 81 present6 los dem6s oradores.
Sigui6 nj senior Morell, 81 Licenciado
Nemesio Canalse, abogado de Ia ciudad de-
Ponce, que pronunci6 un discurso elocuen-
tfsimo, de elevadoB conceptos y parrafos
brillantfsimog
Sigui6le en- 81 uso de ID palabra 81 joven
Armando Rodriguez, artesano amante del
estudio y que expres6 sus ideas con facili-
dad de palabra y lucidez de cOnceptos.
Cerr6 ell acto don Victor Burset que
hizo un discurso atildado y discreto, tnvo
p6rrafos eneTgicos yibrantes atac6 du-
Tamente aunque con cultura los elemen.
tos propagandistas de Ia division y Ia dis
cordia.
Todos los oradores fueron estrepitosa-
mente aplaudidos por Ia gran concurren-
cia al terminaG el acto, fueron los orado-
res acompafados por la multitud al hotel
Herrera, en- donde Sc hallaban hospedados
los oradores, ALI deade 81 balloon di6 las
gracias en- nombre de todos los agasajados
eI senior Rodriguez y aconsej6sa disolviera
Ia manifestation y que Be retiTaran pacff-
camente cada uno de los concurrentes, 10
que Sc llev6 efecto dentro del mayor
erden.
Utuado di6 Ql domingo una prueba mas
de que es un baIuarte inexpugnable de Ia
Union de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
SUCES0S
DE ANhScO.
Otro crimen en- 81 bariO Ri0 AIIiha
(De nuestro cOrrespossal.


AgoBto 27.-EI domingo como las
tres de IA madrugada, llegarou al pueblo
dos individuos del barrio Rio Arriba'
dar cuenta de IN cTfmen ocurrido en di.
cho bafrio En- el acto 81 SacFetario &c Ia
Corte Municipal, don Gerardo Dfaz, acom-
paliado del tenienta de Ia policia sefior
Martinez Chapel j del policfa Jose Carre-
tero, Sc diriji6 Al lugaT del suceso, para
practicar les primeras diligencias del caso.
Una vez allf despues de practicadas
las diligencias, Sc ordeno Ia conducci6n del
cad6ver al pueblo, Sarfan pr6ximamente
las ~ del dfa cuando llegaron con 81 ca
daver y el matador.
Las diLsgencias DE las diligenciaB
praeticadas, Tesulta: Que el sabado On Ia
noche, entre s " 8 de Ia misma, estando ca
gu casa habitaci6n el acusado, en- momen-
tos en- que sc disponfa dormir, lleg6 ell
otro armada de machete y Ham6 4 dicho
acusado; que Al levantarse este abriT Ia
puerta, 81 primero le tir6 IN machetazo,
hiriendole en una mano que 81 matador
despu6s que Sc vic harido, SO aTm6 tambien
de machete se arroi6 sobre 50 confirm
cante, arm6ndose una lueha entire ambos,
de la que result6 uno muerto y 81 otro he
rido de gravedad; que una mujer que quiz
SO sepaTar los contrincantes recibio tam
bien dos heridas
Eg nuerto. Sc llama GuilIermo Marie
70, (a9 Arecibo, bajito, delgado y de ante
cedentes no muy buenos Tenfa losumo
de % amos de edad.
EE n1atod0r.-Es joven como de "a 81
25 amos, bajito no muy grueso de una
conducta intachable So llama Nicomedes
Padin ca Perdig6n. Presenta cuatro be-
ridas,~una de elias de gravedad.
La Dg4jer heridd -Es Ia esposa de Pa
din, tiene de % 4 q afoB de edad, SCI
llama Eatebanfa Rios Presenta dos heri-
das: una en- la mano otra en- 81 brazo do
recho. Estas heTidas affrmase las recibi6
del Marrero, en- momentos en- que trataba
de evitar la lucha entire 81 agresor = Bu
esposo.
EB m6viL-Apesar de las averiguaciones
hechas, no Babemos a6n el m6yil, pues se
nos asegura que entire 81 muerto y Bu ma
tador, no ha habido diBgustos de niDguna
especie.
La GatopsiG.-Ia autopsia del cad6ver,
fu6 verifcada 81 domingo en- Ia tarde por
81 joven don Antonio Gonzalez, vacuna-
dor pdblico de este pueblo.
81 herido Nicomedes Padin su esposa
Estebanfa Rios, fueron curados en- la Sala
de Socorro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
DON MANUEL
GARCIA GAONA.

Aver a las cinco p. M. faIIeci6 en- esta
ciudad Ell senior Manuel Garcfa Gaona.
Ha muerto cargado de aTos de amargu-
ras, de fatigas.
Su.vida desliz6Be en- el constante afanar
del trabajo, y adn blanco va su cabello y
encorvado su cuerpo, vefasele como un
irreductible en- el taller tipogr8fco, en- Gu
20 ambiente alent6 siempre para ell culto
de un patriotismo que sintio desde su iu-
ventud, ALA en- pasados perfodos de prue-
ba.
El nombre de don Manuel Garcia Gao
ma estS undo fntimamente al de aquel yo-
cero humacaeflo, El CriteriO, en- q. anta1o
brill6 tambi6n la pluma de Llorens Eche-
varrfa.
Garcia Gaona di6 entonces prueba del
temple energico de su caracter mas q. de
este, de por 81 meritfsimo en- tiempos en-
q. era peligroso vivir la vida de las ideas
ofreci6ndolas al alpueblo desde 81 noble sacer-
docio del periodismc, di6 tambi6n pruebas
de auptera abnegaci6n, desafando todo ge-
nero de contrariedades bajo torpe suspcai-
cia veces veces bajo la indiferencia
de los desposefdos de civismo gratitud
La Correspondence" lamenta con sim
'ceridad la muerte de ese compatriota,
envfa todos sus familiares 81 testimonio
de su duelo.
Descanse en- paz el que fu6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
En- ell Tribunal de DistritO.

Ante la Becci6n pTimera de esta Corte
de Diatrito empez6 hoy Ia vista del pleito
que aigue Antonio Perez sarobe contra
'.Eugui y compadfa''.
Parece que sarobe fue dependiente inte-
reBado en- una casa de comercio de Eugui
on Gurabo fue despedido Hoy recla-
ma sus sueldos, Bu tanto por ciento que
aprecia en- un doce Ell primer afio y en- nm
ounce por ciento los demas y log. tenfa en-
los benefcios de Ia tienda mixta y 10 que
pudiera correspondents como administers
dor gerente. Los demandados niegan Ia
demanda. Como prueba propuso el de-
mandante varias cartas de Eugui Sarobe
y los balances de 1902, en- que empez6 la
mercantil hasta 1904 en- que sali6 Sarobe
de Ia casa y copia de Is cuenta corriente
de uno otra. Ofrece teatigos. Eugui
no Sc opone Ia admission de las cartas y
acepta los balances por ser id6nticoB los
presentados con la contestaci6n.
El ex6men de don Prudencio Eugui
dur6 mas de hora media, transcurrida Ia
cual la CoTte tom6 un receso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
Cartas detenidas

Sc encuentran detenidaa las Gguientes
caTtas en- la Administration de Correos dc
esta ciudad:
Karwing, NJ. ENG, Knight, Annie Lii
ser. Leon, Juan Ramon. Leon, R. Mao.
Lademam Hermanos, Maldonado Jone,
Martinez Fermfn. Martinez Miguel, Ma
vone Bartelomo, Nick Francisco Martinez,
Oyola Nicolas, Ortiz Martin, PearIe w.
g, Peterson F. HI, Portela Avelino, Perez
landido, Perez Manuel B, Perez Leopol-
do, Pacheco Maria, Pagan. Andrea, Rosa
rio, Rosario del Rodriguez, Domingo Ma
ria, Rojas Juana, Rosado Engracia, Ro-
bles Pedro, Rodriguez Adolfo, Rivera En-
carnaci6n, Rodriguez Miguel, Rivera Lc-
renza, Ramirez Telesforo, Ravelo Agus-
tin, Rodriguez Arturo. Rodriguez Arturo,
Rivera Patio, Rio Juanico. Riollano Ma
ximiliano, Scoss Samuel, Scotland Her
bert @, Sanabrias Lucrecia, Sair Ramon,
Sucho Manuel, Smith Tennisson, Stephons
P. s, Serrano Adrian, Sanchez Felipe,
Santiago Nemesio.
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COSAS...QUEN NO son
del OtrO nlundO.

Una muchacha de Saint Louis recibfa
cartas de un supuesto galan; cartas que al
principle contenfan frases tiernisimas de
amor, pero que mas tarde fueron agrian-
dose terminaron por amenazaT la chica
81 no accedfa sus deseos.
Esto puso algo asustados & los padres
que decidieron dar paTte las autoridadeB,
las cuales despu6s de haber estado investi-
gando el asunto por espacio de una semana
despues de ejercer estricta vigiIancia lie
garon 4 la conclusion de que las cartas
que aparecfan en- casa de Ia muchacha sin
Sabsr quien las derositaba allf, eran pues-
tas por ella misma.
Efectivamente, confrontadaB las escritu-
raB hall6se que eran casi iguales con muy
poca difsrencia, las cartas del supueBto
novio, que llegaron suponerse fueran de
Gn esptTitW y las cartas que hicieron lss
autOridades que escribiera Ia muchacha
para copfrontar y obtener la veracidad de
las sospechas.
Al fin ella confes6 que lo-habfa hecho
al principle como una broma que des-
pu6s vieudo el tenor 4ue causaba habfa
continuado engahando todos los que del
asunto BE ocuparon.
Esto nos recuerda ell case de las pedra-
das tiradaS por espfritus en- Ponce, no ha
mucho, que despues de muchas pepquisaB
por Ia policia Sc averigu6 que los eEpfritus
tirG piedrGs eran -. una muchacha man
dada por la rnisma duefia de la casa que
las piedTas eran recojidas de dia, guarda-
daS en- la gayeta de uu side board y lanza-
das por la noche, no Be sabe con que fin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
SEMPER.

tes en instruction pdbIica, sanidad bene-
fcencia alumbrado p1blico han sido
realizadas ALI.
Ocho escuelas han funcionado durante
el afiosy $50 niios TeCibieron instruction
en- elias con notable aprovechamiento.
En- julio de 1905 carecfa Ia poblaci6D
de alumbrado p6blico y hoy cuenta con
% faroles de so buifas dos de 1000
siatema BEST. $123.4 fuerOn inverti-
dos en- el Bostenimiento de 1876 penados
durants sl afio por las cortes municipal
do paz, el Resdmen de las anotaciones
del Regietro civil d6 un aumento de 10 en-
los nacimientoa durante los amos 1904 9O6,
habi6ndoae efsctuado A matrimonios.
El estado de limpieza fue eiojiado por
81 Inspector del Diatrito Norte en- 81 Yisi-
ia de is de Mayo dltimo Ia Ofeina de
Sanidad merece pl6cemes por la labor rea-
lizada poT 81 DR.. don Manuel Santiago.
Buena administration, pues, ha sido Ia
de los municipios de Arroyo Vegaalta
durante 81 pasado ejerciciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-08-28
DE S0cIEnAl

El s.FapstO. LA Compafia de Opera
se propone repetir la audici6n de Ia gran
Obra del immortal Gounod, en- que tanto
Sc distingusn los oplaadidoB artistas Bor-
ghesa y Cirino. y II pondFan en- escena 81
jueYe1 pr6ximo
Hace Ia ssMargaTita" lis sefiora Aida
Gonzaga, que en- cincc dias eatudia Ia diff
eli partitura y pue aeguramente obtendr6
M nuevo triunfo, pues de tOdos conocidas
son sus magnificaa dotes aTtiaticas
El tenor Vanutelh con descanso de al.
gdnos dias en- Bu repetida labor, hara IN
buen Fausto y Is representation de Ia obra
Fesultara nm gran acontecimiento artiatico.
Regres0 -Ha regresado de Gales, dom
de estuyo algdn tempo paaando una tenn.
porada de campo. Ia bella y distiDguida
sefiorita Cambucha Guillermety.
Bonito luceTo que vuelve bTillar en-
81 querido Lar de San Juan. Bien veni-
da.
E1lfernd.-Lo esta en- su Residential de
la Marina deBeamos un pronto restable-
cimiento, Ia distinguida seiiorita Ana Anna
dor de Rodriguez. Estuvo de 'aIg1n eui
dadO la refevida senora, pero "a estd bas-
tante meiorada
Nota triSte. -Ha causado pencsa impre-
sion en- esta Bociedad el fallecimiento del
respectable aneiano don Manuel Garcfa
Gaona, ocurrido ayer.
A sus deudos todos damos el mas senti-
do pesame por Ia dura prueba que les
sujeta 81 deBtino, ? que 81 Dies de Ia Su-
prema Miseric6rdia conceda Ia suya al
alma del que deja un hogar lleno de iris
teza poE Bu eterna ausencia un nombre
venerable en- los que le conocieron.
CETM pEp
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-Ha regresado de GALES donde estuvo
una larga temporada, 81 joyen Fidel Gui.
lIermety Rosaleg,