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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
MoRRIsSEY REELECTED.

Atlanta, Ga. May 1.-THE Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen reelected P.
H. Morrissey grand master, without op-
position. today. Samuel Gompers, pres
ident of the American Federation OF
Labor, addressed the convention. Other
officers were also reelected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
NoN-UNIoN MEN EMPLOYED.

Evansville Ind, May 1s.-The street
cars began to operate again today with
non-union men imported from st. Louis
and Nashville. Mayor BOhne has or
dered the enlistment of special patrol
men To handle the situation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
LOCKOUT IN BERLIN.

Berlin, May 1S.--The lockout in the
building trades began here this after
noon. About 10000 men are directly af-
fected. and 10000 are affected indirect
". It is the most serious labor difficulty
in Germany since the great coal strike
of 1905
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Blaze at Bingham.
Especial to me HeraId)

Bingham, May 1s.-A fire broke out
about 1920 tonight in a small building oc-
cupied by several Italians in the upper
part of town. Department No. I was soon
on the scene and had the blaze under con-
troll IN a short time. The building was a
total loss. 1t was valued at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
WRIeHT's SUCCESSOR.

washington, May 1S.-It was an
nounced at the state department today
that Thomas ]. O'Brien of Michigan
United States minister to Copenhagen,
will become ambassador to Japan in
September upon the retirement of Luke
E. Wright, who has given notice to the
department that he wished to leave the
service at this date, A successor to
O'Brien has not yet been selected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
JOINED The STRIKERS.

New York. May 1s-About 100
strike-breakers employed upon the
docks of the Wilson line joined the
strikers today. Seventy strike breakers
employed by the French line also
marched from the pier and Joined the
strikers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
CONDITIONS NORMAL.

Paris, May 1S.-The Economists F;u-
ropean today says the return Of favor
able weather has completely dissipated
apprehension regarding Frances wheat
crop. Conditions are normal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
oNE-FoURTH MICROBES.

Washington. May ia police census
just completed gives the population of
the District of Columbia as 3S9, 591, of
whom 90, 1873 are negroes.
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SNEAKED IN ON
MINERS UNION
Secretary of Western Fedora
ton at Bingham a Pinkerton
Detective in Disguise.
CAMP GREATLY EXCITED
IMPosToR FINALLY ALLOWED TO
LEAVE TOWN.
CAMP GREATLY EXCITED
Especial to The Herald.)

Bingham, Utah. May 1S.-intense excite
ment prevailed tonight in the meeting OF
local No. 81 of the Western Federation
of Miners by the charge that w. H.
Adams. the recording secretary of the To-
cal, vas a Pinkerton detective in the EN-
ploy of the mine owners.
Adams has been a member of the local
since December and was elected recording
secretary at the last regular election,
March /. lie was also q delegate to union
No. ] and represented the Bingham dis
tTict on the executive board Summary
measures would have been employed and
Adams would have Jared roughly a. the
hands of the miners. but cooler counsel
of the officers prevailed and Adams was
permitted to leave the hall Matters Of
the union which were of the most conf
Dental nature have been leaking out for
some time, and now that the blame has
been placed. intense feeling prevails
against Adams.
Spies Unnecessary.
E. G. Locke, the local secretary. made
the discovery of Adams. Mr.. Locke in
an interview declared that there was no
necessity for the mine owners to employ
a detective to report the actions Of local
No g. THE records of the local. he
said, ARE open for investigation ana the
actions of the members in meeting and
their conduct generally will bear inspec-
ton from any organization whether IL
be composed Of mine owners, mine work
ers or milliOnaires. The methods en-
ployed. however. arouse contempt rather
than anger Thi saccOunts for the len
lent treatment OF Adams tonight. He has
been under suspicion for some time. but
ne action Was taken until proof positive
was secured. Meanwhile a course of &C
ton was decided and when it was ia
ken it was decisive enough to convince
Adams that Bingham is no place Ike
home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
Foraker's Manifesto.

Following is the text of Senator For
aker's statement:
1.-THE state officers have a right TO
their preferences and to declare it when
they like, but such declarations do not
dispose of the necessity for a conven-
ton nor a change in my opinion that
the voters should be given a chance to
be heard before final action has been
taken.
IF the Republicans of Ohio are all
overwhelmingly, or even by bare ma
jority. in favor of Secretary Taft, his
friends need not either fear the pri-
maries or be i'll hurry about holding
them.
mo one need suffer certainly not
wrongfully. if We proceed in order in
stead of trying to rush conclusions by
unofficial announcements and declara-
tons.
so far as the 'ontCpl of the state or
ganiZatfon is concerned, / have never
made any claim to that. l have always
supposed that orga citations were mere
party machinery and not the personal
property of anyone. not even the chair
man of the state central committee.
No Terrors for Him.
| las to the rest of MIR. Browns state
ment, it is difficult TO make polite an
swer. For rank dictatorial and often
/ sive bossisn, it far exceeds anything
l recall. 1t amounts to a threat that
| unless 1 declare for Mr. Taft I shall
lose the senatorship. That may be, but
| if so the fact has no terrors for me.
Il said at Canton that L would not be
dictated to by any Kind CT a boss. big
or little, inside or outside the state.
meant that announcement for just such
bosses as Mr.. Brown, and for just such
! performances as he IS now giving US.
ITO be specific, l emphaticaliy resent
his dictation and give him notice that
any choice for the presidency Will be
named by the next Ohio Republican
! convention THAI is lawfully held to
nominate state officers, and that so far
! as 1 am personally concerned, / shall
abide by the action of that convention
| as to whether l shall be a candidate
again for any office and, if SO, what
that office shall be-"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
PLAN TO ESCAPE
H|PPED IN BUD
Prisoners in County Jail in Chr
cage Gain Possession of
Can of NitrogIycerine.

Chicago, May 1S.-A plot OF prison.
ers confined in the county Jail to blow
a hole in the wall of the building, per-
hitting the escape of many prisoners,
which was scheduled to be carried out
this afternoon. was frustrated by Jailer
Whitman. The leader in the attempt
vas Charles Hansen, under sentence
for life for the murder of Luke Fitzpat-
rick. policeman. Several notes relat-
ing guardedly to the scheme have beef
intercepted, and today Hansen was
brought into court and ordered sent I'M
mediately to the penitentiary at Joliet
He was not allowed to return to his
cell. Finding he could not return 10
his cell, Hansen said to the guard:
We'll, you'd better look in there and
be mighty careful. There's a can of
Iitroglycerine in there"
The nitrogIycerine was found con-
cealed in fruit tin, a number of which
had been delivered to Hansen.
Explosion at Night.
The plot, according to a confession by
Hansen later, contemplated blowing out
the wall of the cid part of the Jail. The
fuse was to have been lighted at night.
I'VE would have gore through with
it all right" said Hansen, but when 1
found you were going to send me to
Joliet there was no use in leaving the
stuff around where it might hurt inno-
cent persons"
According to Jailer Whitman, there
were about sixteen men in the plot, five
of them outsiders. 1t developed that
one of the men in the scheme had told
whitman the details, and that another
outsider, whom the jailer had once be-
frienced, had been used as a decoy, and
that he had verified everything told by
the men upon the inside.
All the prisoners implicated in the
plot except the informants had been
taken away secretly. and Mr.. Whitman
refused to reveal what disposition had
been made of them, with the exception
Of the one who was taken to the peni-
Tertiary
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
SECURING A JURY.
Lines Sharply Drawn and Not Point
BEING Overlooked.

Boise, Ida, May 1S.-With the open
ing of court this morning the attorneys
continued their long-drawn task OF Sc
curing a jury to try William d. Hay
wood There were twelve men, as
usual. in the box when today's proceed
ings began, and only five of the TWEEN
ty peremptory challenges had been ex-
ercised-three by the prosecution and
two by the defense
Attorney Richardson took up the ex-
animation of Isaac Bedell, farmer at
No. 2 who was called yesterday after
noon to fill a gap made by a peremp-
tory challenge. Bedell had already been
passed by the state without challenge
for cause.
Beden was also accepted by the de-
Tense, which was then called upon to
exercise its third peremptory challenge.
Walter Shaw at No. 4 was excused.
Shaws brother is a member of the state
legislature. AS such he voted for SEN
ator Borah, now one of the states
counsel
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Senator Declares He Will Not
Be Dictated to by Any
Boss, Big or Little.
NOT ALARMED BY THREATS
FINDS IT DIFFICULT TO MAKE
POLITE ANSWER.

Washington, March Ex-senator For
aker today issued a spirited rejoinder
to the statement made public at Column
bus. o.. yesterday by Chairman Brown
of the Republican state central commit
tee, embodying his views and those of
Governor Harris and other state OIL
Gals respecting Ohio's choice Of a can
didate for president. The senator says
1t is difficult to make polite answer"
TO a part of Chairmna Browns state
ment. declaring that for frank, die
tatorial and offensive bossism, it far
exceeds anything / can recall"
He gives definite notice that he not
only resents Chairman Browns dicta-
ton. but that his choice for the presi-
dency will be named by the next con-
vention of Ohio Republicans and that
he will abide by that choice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
M. n. Goodwin Examined.

NJ. II. Goodwin, a lumber dealer,
called to replace Shaw, said he was
raised on a Maine farm, moving to Bos-
ton, he took UP trade as a carpenter.
DID you belong to a union?' he was
asked.
mo, we didn't have such things in
those days" he declared Mr. Goodwin
is apparently 20 odd years of age.
Leaving Boston - went to Mississip-
pi to live.
But I soon left there in & hurry"
said Goodwin.
'fWhy did you leave in a hurry" he
was asked.
1T was 81" came the reply, amid
laughter.
Returning from Mississippi to his old
bcme in Maine for a few months, Good
win soon caught the California fever
and came west, where he has lived ever
since.
Goodwin said ne had formed a tenta-
tive opinion and had expressed it I'M
quaiifiedly. He was thereupon chal-
lenged for cause by the defense, the
state resisting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

Anything viii do" in advertis-
ing is as appropriate as anything
will do in eating.-Jim's Junk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19

As well employ the old time
square rigger for transportation
as moss-grown ideas in advertis-
ing.-Rusty Mixes Diary.
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Court Asked to Make Rule.

Il therefore recommend that your
honor make and pTomulgate an order
along these lines as stringent as the
law will permit. and ] promise 20 make
every effort within my power and au-
thority toward a rigid enforcement of
the same and to bring before the proper
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Challenge Denied.

Judge Wood denied the challenge and
an exception was oted.
Examined along another line by the
defense, Goodwin declared he did not
approve of many OF the acts charged to
the Western Federation of Miners, and
that he had a prejudice against the or
Sanization to a certain extent. He
could not say but that his prejudice ex-
tended from the organization to Hay
wood as an officer Of it. Goodwin was
again challenged for actual bias. Once
more the state resisted. The proposed
Juror was questioned by the court. He
declared he knew nothing OF the West
ern Federation OF Miners except what
he had read in the papers. He stated
positively that nothing he held against
the Western Federation of Miners
would influence his verdict Judge
Wood thereupon denied the challenge.
The defense again excepted to his rul-
ing.
w. NJ. Rudge Let Go.
The next arbitrary challenge was with
the prosecution. and was exercised
against w. n. Ridge, q farmer and
road supervisor. who sat at No. s.
Ridge had applied to Judge Wood for
discharge on the ground that he was
under bond TO keep the roads of his
district in good condition. His appli-
cation came too late. however, Judge
Wood said, at that time
Joseph Chinn. a hack driver and a
Democrat. satisfactorily filed the va
cancy made by Ridge, after he had
been through an almost endless exam
ination by Attorney Richardson He
Continued on Page z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-02-04
FIESTAS EN- MANATl.
El casino Amigo FIsss"
CsIGbT6 una IuCida RIada.
[Ds nMsstrO oOrrespOnsaE: ]

Febrero 4.-El d timo domingo Sc lie
v6 cabo la velada bale en- 81 casino de
obreros, segGn anunci6.
Estuvo muy concurrido y tomaron par
te en- dicho festival la sefiora Rosalfa de
Hernandez, Anita Ramos otras amabIes
j6veneB de la localidad, interpretando con
bastante gusto sus respectivos papeles y
recibiendo numerosos aplausos.
La directiva de dicho ceDtro estuvo muy
obsequiosa, habiendo invitado & varios
CaballeroS de Ia poblaci6n y de la prenss.
NosotroS sgradecimos la invitaci6n dandole
las gracias deseamou Sc repitan tales fss-
tas en- la clase obrers, ,pues esq es el camino
que los llevar6 al bienestar y progreHo de
la isla.
AnteS de terminar quiero rendir un
aplauso a-la pifia del enthusiasts Jose Con.
zSlez por Ia admirable recitaci6n de una
poesia. Dicha nina por su corta edad,
llam6 la atenci6n de los concurrentes.
--Tambien el Casino Espsfiol no quiso
pasar ell dia dc Candelaria sin hacer un
obsequio Bus socios 10 tribute con un
baile que qued6 lucidO y animado,
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muFallas do Jeric6 al sonido de sus from
patas = ash destruYeron la Ciudad INTEL; y
asi voaotrog, cuRndo sintais caldear On
vuestros rostEos 81 rubor de la vergGenza
que os proportions 81 quessa oa crea infe'
riores los otros hombVes, habreis de ha'
cor sonar 81 sOnido de la trompeta de vues.
tfa protests, para haCer derribar los muron
de ID soberbia y de la injusticia que quiere
anularnos"
.'Dios interrog6 antes de Condenar
Pentapolis 81 habfa cincuenta iustos, y lue.
60 81 habfa veinte justos, y luego diez, y
luego uno solo, para salvarlc; y al como
Ger & Let le dUo: Uete y no VuetUGs Gtrfs
Ia cara pOrque eI justo debe cerTar los
ojos Ia ignOmissi0. Y Ia desdichada
mujer de Let olvid6 ell mandate J faltan-
do 81 qued6 convertida On estatua de
gal.....
'sPues bien. Puerto Rico es 81 iusto de
Ia Pent6polis que Dios quiere saIvar y le
llama para que con voluntad irme con-
ciencia recta, salga de Ia maldad en- que
quieren sumirle sus enemigos."
" aquf hay muchos juAtos aquf son
iustos todos los que aborTeCen Ia mRldad
del pecado que mata Ia pstria. Aquf hay
an million de hombres que tienen Ia raztn
la justiCia de 80 parte y que como { |
Cristo del mundo antique tienen & lu Is
do Ia gran fuerza de la verdad = de la
justicia, teniendo que vencel contra todos
los amafioB contra todas las envidias, aun
que haya una deggraciada mujeE de Lot q.
no teniendo On "a ser Ii fuerzs, vuelva
atr6a Ia vista y quede Convertida en- ID e..
t6tua de sal de los que carecen de Ia fuer.
"a baetante para mirar siempre adelante
On 81 camino de Ia salvAci6n.
''Millones de mosquitoes son eDgullidos
por 81 pSIaro que siendo uno solo pero TO-
niendo Ia fuerza verdad. les dektruye On
su provecho. Nosotros somos 81 p6jaro
que con ls fuerza de Ia Taz6n de 80 parte
ha de eDgulliTse todos los millones dc mos.
quitos que forman Il nube que quiere
obscurecer el cielo de Gu derecho.
s'Sesmos todos hombres HbTes, manten
gamos nuestro derecho, sdefand6moslo de
todas uuertes , pOniendd nuestra vida y
nuestra voluntad por encima de TODD y en-
aTas de Ia patria, asf seremos tan fueit .
como muchos nnillones"
81 sefior Matienzo fu6 interrumpido en-
csda pa. a.Fafo de su discurBo.
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AVER HUBO UN DES-
CaniIamientO del
fenoCarriI.
VOICtse sn eI kiI6metIO 81 IN wa.
g6n de primera.
Dos dsIsgadas 4 Ii Camara ydos ssnoras que
EN- VIaIaban, TSGlblsTOn hsrIdas con.
tuslOnss.

Aver. en- ell kil6metro 81, frente Rl CO.
menterio de Arecibo, descarFil6 81 tren de
ferrocarriI procedente de Ponce
En- el wagon de primera viajaban las
se6oras dofia Carmen Buitrsgo de Zsn6n
dofia Mercedes Navarro tambi6n ios
deIegados 4 Ia C6mara sefioreB Santi go
Vivaldi Camllo Bull Lluverae.
La stfiora Buitrago de Zen6n recibi6
contusiones en- las caderas y en- Ia nuca.
La sefiora Mercedes Navarro recibi6 tam
bien contusiones en- la cadera derecha y
heridas, pues el wagon On que yenian di-
chos pasajeros volc6 y Be informs que Ell
corset de la sefiora Navarro, fu6 roto hi
ri6ndola 81 vaTilaje del mismo.
Tambi6n Sc informa que 81 delegad0 4
la Camara se1or Bull tuvo que romper
con los pufios 81 CRYSTAL de una ventanilla
y por ALI salir.
FL doctor Leonardo Igaravidez, que era
tambien uno de los passjeFos, presto inme.
diatos auxilios las sefioFas Buitrago =
Navarro. Ell doctor IgaraYidez fu6 go;
cundado con toda premura por Mr.. EFil k
G. Soderberg y el Bargento Bithorn, de Ia
polic1a insular, de igual manera que por
Ramon Labiosa, de Ia guaTdia de penalep.
Este suceao CAUSE On los pasajeros gran
indignation, pues diCen ellos que el sal
gento Bithorn, antes de volcarse el caro-,
4 voz en- grito llamabA Ia atenci6n de los
conductores de q el tren iba deacarrilado,
sin que Ia locomotora se detuviera, 10 que
parece que di6 lugar al vuelco.
Ell senior Vivaldi manifesto que en- doce
dias que lleva viajando por ell ferrocarril
en- la refsrida Inca, ha pasado poF Ia prue'
ba NADIA grata de tres Observation-Disclosures.
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PRECIOS De SUSCRIPGION en- TODA Ia lSLA.
una CARTA DEL DR..
del Vale.
Recibimos hoy Ia carta siguiente:

Recibimos hoy Ia carta siguiente:
SefioT Director de "La Correspondent
cia'. Apreciado amigo. Con esta fecha
envi6 al senior Director de ola Democra-
cia' la caTta que sigue, ruego su cor
tesla me haga 81 Obsequio de haCerla p6-
blica.
San Juan, P. r febrero 1907
Senior Director de "La Dsmocracia" -
San Juan, P. r.
Mi eatimsdo amigo;
Consta 4 todos los miembros de la jun
Ia Directive, asf como & los de la CamRTa
de DelegadoS, que 81 objeto dnico y exclu-
sivo del Bill sobre Consolidate es para
autorizar 81 Gobernador hacer 81 nom
bramiento de jefs, ya dentro del Consejo,
va fuera de 81.
Consta todoB asf migmo que existe la
intenci6n de que e8e nombramiento recall
ga en- un nativo.
Y consta todos, fnalments, que ese
bill On embri6n tiene que pasar por el la
minador del Consejo Executive y de Ia Ca
mara de Delegados.
De manera que me ha parecido fuera de
lugar el que siendo conocidas, no solo esaS
CAKCuubthuCAhH5 BAuU nhBGh Ia AuVonCAuu y
deSeo del que present6 81 proyectO de ley,
SO haya fjado LA uemocracia" en- que el
Gobernador dirijira el depaTtamento y po.
dr6 designar uu jefe no nativo.
Son muchas las personas, pcco doctas
qUiz6s, pero esa es en- todas parties Ia ma.
yorfa, que han interpretado el epfgrafe de
''La Democracia" como 81 20 hubiera pre-
Bentado el bill para que SO autorizase al
Gobernador & nombrRr solo no natiyos en-
ese puestO.
Para evitar por 10 tanto la mas menos
justifcada anfbologfa, inquirf del Direc'
tor de "La Democracia" una aclaraci6n.
En- vista de que en- lugar de 6sta surge
en- 81 peri6dico del rabado toda una larga
Columna de ratifcaciones, con ell aditamen'
to de que en- LA Democracia" hay sun
sistema para poner Tubros q los trabsjos"
shay ademSs un m@todo, que emples'
mos, no ahora sino siempre" otros argu'
mentos por el estilO, no insistir6 mas So
bre el particular.
siempre de usted, affmo. amigo y CORE
liEionariO,
r. del Yale.
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In gran haIIs do nITOs

Maiana martes, & las siets y media de
la noche Sc efectuar6 en- el tsatro de esta
ciudad el gran bale de pihos que anun
clan los programs de las festas de Car
naval.
En- esta fiesta ne llevar6 q cabo la coro.
naci6n de ls ''reina infantiL" que prepidira
el bale; y hay grandes preparativOs para
que Ia fiesta de los nifios resulte espI6ndi-
da. Bonitos trajes y adOrnos lucir6n los
nifos que cOncurran al bale y Ia "reina"
llevar6 un rico trsje y corona propia del
case.
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La funcltn do anoehs en- Rio Plsdras

Anoche debut con gran exito en- el tea.
tro dc est4 pueblo Ia compafiia de varieda.
deS "Juventud artfst;cs", dirigida por 81
primer actor c6mico Jorge zsno Sama.
La orquest4 carg1 del joven Andino
ray6 gran alturR en- el preludio del
"Anillo dc Hierro", 10 cual le valid nu.
merOsos aplausoa del p6blico.
ParadR y Fonda" estuvo muy bien
fDterpretada pOr los artiatas cuyo cargo
eataba.
El acto de concerto result6 bYiIlantfsi-
hao, termiuando la funci6u con el chistoso
iuguete c6mico "Entre DoctoreBn, en- eI
oual Ia seforita Infants ,estuvo muS bien
en- 81 desempefio de su papel. La senorita
Msrfa Rodriguez, gust6 mucho 81 pdblico
On el suyo dc Nicolass, 81 cual estuvo
muy bien interTrttsdo; los dem6s aTtistag
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Hotel san Juan TefoImado.

Ofrece a sus clientes tanto de la isla como
de la Capital todO ell mundo en- general
cOmidas sanas bien condimentadas las
costumbres del pafs, Americanas, Francesas
Y EspafoIas. Habitaciones c0nnodas, ven
tiladas v con vista q Ia bahia, un comedor
espaciosO de donde sedomina la entraday y
Balida detodos los Vapores al puerto. Ser
viciO bajo Competente direction, siendo sus
precios sumamente m0dfcos
PasajerOs de un dia para otrO $l.FO diari9
ID. por5 dias GOlamente LBS
Id. por mas de dias 100
Sc admiten ab0nadOs = bateas precios
conyenciOnales Propietaria, Mercedes
CespedeH yiuda de Iedesma. Admiulstra-
ooE, Aitops0 Soto. ao.Ys