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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
LESSONS FOR RAILROADS AND PEOPLE.

More than thirty years ago the granger legislature in the northwest. ern states was regarded by railroad interests as menace to their very fife, and in some respects it was radical in the extreme. Yet it's net results were beneficial.
 Grangerism established forever the principle of government control. and that was worth great deal even to the railroad corporations themselves.
 Grangerism was violent and to some extent ignorant In this way it inflicted injury upon itself as well fas upon corporations. When the error of grangerism became obvious to ev- erybody they were abandoned, and there has been no serious disposition in the so-called granger states to~re- peat them. Thus the people and the corporations both learned something which in one way or another it was necessary that they should learn.
 If the United States supreme court had subjected the granger states to the same discipline which few min or judges are now seking to enforce against states which have legislated on the subject of railroad rates, it is doubtful if any good whatever would have resulted. The corporations would have saved no money in the long run, certain popular rights would have been invaded and many important les sons would have been lost.
 No one will believe that North Carolina intends to destroy the rail- roads within its borders. No one will believe that if left to itself it would even CfippiS tnSh" AhSie 10 hSoS to believe that if it's legislation should prove to be unjust, reacting upon it. self as well as acting progressively upon its creatures, it would make haste tocorrect it, and that the mis- take would not be repeated in that quarter right away.
 Railroad corporations will discover in time that privileges enjoyed under such conditions are worth more than any immunity which may be con ferred upon them temporarily by a federal judge exercising questionable York World.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
CASSIDY FINISHES
 CHECKING LIP MAIL
Enormous Amount Goes Out of BiSbee Post Office in
 Month,

The check up at the Bisbee post office for mail matter weighed out of the office in the month of July, the first month during which the order was effective under the ruling of the postoffice department for the purpose of checking the carrying charges of the railroads of the country, showed the enormous totGl of 110,S3S letters mailed from the city in that month, according to figures made public by Postmaster Cassidy yesterday. These figures are on letters of the first class and are based on an approximate es- innate of fifty-two letters to the pound.
 Of second class matter, there was checked out 3661 pounds; free, 539 pounds; second class transient S9S pounds: third class matter, 2S0 pounds; fourth class, 3e8 pounds; franked mail, 5 ounces; penalty mail, 204 pounds Total weight of equip ment (mail sacks. etc.), used in car riage, 3756 pounds.
 Postmaster Cassidy states that while this total weight of mail matter handled through the local office is large, 1t represents but about one third of the volume of business which comes into the office from outside points. Bulky newspapers make the most of this, while letters also run higher. The weighing regulation in the various postoffices of the country k in accordance with an act promul- gated during the last session of Con- gross to enable the postoffice depart ment to get tab on the railroads, long accused of overcharging the govern ment on this traffic.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
STANDING PAT

According to our reports from Phoenix the member of the republ.- can national committee in Arizona did not mince matters in discussing the question of statehood for Arizona with First Assistant Postmaster Gen eral Hitchcock Hitchcock was in Phoenix for the purpose of learning something of the political situation in this territory and invited MT. Sur gis, of the national committee, to meet him there.
 Of course the suest:on of statehood is paramount in all political condi- tions in Arizona and this formed the basis of the conference between Hitchcock, Sturges and other terri torial officials. The first political consideration in Arizona among re publicans and democrats alike is oppo- sition to the proposition of President Roosevelt and the national administra- ton to make one state of the terri tories of New Mexico and Arizona. Mir. Hitchcock was informed that the republican delegation from Arizona next year to the national convention would not stand for any candidate who proposed to force joint state hood on the people of Arizona.
 Mir. Stuges k right. Next year. as last year, the people of Arizona will be practical unit in opposition to the jo:uing of Arizona into a state with New Mexico At the election last fall the voters of Arizona gave their de cisive answer to this proposition and since then public sentiment has grown stronger here against it.
 Arizonzns are content to have the territorial government continued until such time as the balance of the coun- try shall recognize our just claim to separate and independent statehood, believing that this time will not be far distant
 Arizona should be proud of sturgis because of his uhswerving attitude on the statehood question He is with the people of Arizona and his position is one that enables him to speak with authority, so far as the republicans of Arizona are concerned. He not only speaks for the republicans on the statehood question, but for the demo crats as well.
 We are glad to see Mir. sturges standing pat for separate statehood for Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

Judge E. NJ. Sanford, prominent re publican and citizen of Prescott, re gently visited his old home in Ohio and told the State Journal that Ari- zona would surely send a Taft dele gation to the republican national con vention next year. It is just possible that Judge Sanford will have to eat a mess of crow on this assertion.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

will meet Emperor William at Will helmshope, and Wednesday will meet Emperor Francis Joseph. Chancellor Van Buelow and Sir Charles Hariirge, under secretary of the British foreign office, was in attendance 1t c6nier- ence with the Kaiser. These meet ings is expected to dissioate many Anglo-German misunderstandfhgs
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
LICENSES CASE IS TAKEN UNDER
 ADVISEMENI
Arborn Matter Is Engaging At tention of Justice Court Defense Pleads Decision of Judge Doan.

Although Robert Arborn, the local oaroer' was brought up before Jus tlce burdick yesterday afternoon for the third time within year on a charge Of having committed a misde. meanor in carrying on business within the corporate limits of the city after refusing to pay the license required by the ordinance, no decision has yet been reached. but it is probable that the matter will be decided this morn ing.
 Arborn's trial was set for yesterday afternoon, and as he had demanded a Jury, the necessary panel was on hand. However, when it came time to go to trial, the attorneys for the de- fense raised the question that the matter had been decided on by the district court some time ago in favor Of the defendant, and that the present prosecution was not justified in view Of the fact that Judge Deans decision in the matter is law in this judicial district until it is reversed by the Supreme Court of the territory. or ths legislature passes a new law remov- ing the offending clause in the incor- porating statute by virtue of which the city of Bisbee now exists as a municipality.
 The jury was dismissed, and Jus tice Burdick took the matter under advisement for six hours, at the end of which time he again continued the case until 10 o'clock this morning when he will render his decision.
 The basis on which the city brought the latest case against Arborn. is the decision of Judge Nave on the same question in the second judicial dis trict, when the court held that a city incorporated under the present Jaw can enforce the payment of licenses by criminal prosecution, but that the action must be brought in the name of the territory. It is the intention of the municipal authorities to fight the matter to the Supreme Court of the territory and get ruling on the section. which will for all time re- move doubt.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
CARING FOR CONSERVATIVES.

At last the business of providing proper accommodations for tuberculo- sis sufferers in the southwest has been undertaken in a determined and sensible way, says the Fl PasO Her aid. The public has become con | v.nced that the promiscous associa- tion of tuberculosis victims with peo- pie in cities, without proper regula- tions strictly enforced, and without special care adapted to the needs of the i'll, is wrong in every way-an ex- posure of well people to infection. and a Iessening of the chances for the i'll to recover. At the same time | it :s realized that anything like a quarantine or exclusion is unwise, un- desirable and impracticable.
 The solution of most vexing prob lem is found in the establishing here and there throughout the southwest of tent cities and sanitariums, where proper conditions for recovery exist, | and where isolation for the sake of well people does not mean deprivation for the sick.
 Such colonies of health seekers, and such sanitariums may be made self supporting in charge of one good strong man as business manager, who may also be a physician, but must be an enthusiastic human.st.
 Such undertakings are necessarily philanthropic enterprises in the main. While they may be made self-support- ing 1t is only the exceptional ones that return a profit. Hence the plan must be carried out largely by frater- nal organizations. and by cooperation among persons of humane and chari- table instincts, assisted always, how ever, by business men of the cities who may reasonably look for direct benefits.
 Such benefits come n the way of trade. and in the advertising and drawing power of such institutions. Also, it is good thing for a south western city or town to be able to announce that the public health is conserved Dy reasonable regulations strictly enforced, and tha. special ar rangements exist for tuberculosis sui. ferers and their suitable care under the most attractive conditions.
 Fl Paso, the Herald declares, must enforce more strictly her own health regulations. but she can also well af- ford, on business grounds. to give generous support to every meritorious project for a tentscity or sanitarium for the care of tuberculosis patients; she should actively encourage the es- tablishing of such institutions not merely near by, but anywhere within 150 miles of this city. It is good busi- ness. good moralr. and good sense.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
KING TAKES THE CURE

LONDON. Aug. 13.--King Edward left today on his annual visit to Mar iepbad to take the cure. The king
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

Governor Curry, of New Mexico. can rely on the help of Arizona if he decides to make an effort for single statehood for that territory. The coming congress should admit both New Mexico and Arizona as separate and independent states.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
THIS IS AMATEUR EIGHT At Theater Royal.
JURY IN QUICK ORDER.
Twelve Men in Glass Bribery Case
 Found In a Hurry.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cai., Aug. 13.- All speed records in the bribery graft proceedings were broken today when jury was completed in six hours for the second trial of Vice-President Louis Glass. of the Pacific States Tel. ephone Company, charged with bri5- cry of Supervisor Lonergan. In all twenty-eight talesmen were examined. The prosecution did not exercise a peremptory challenge. The defense used six
 Judge Lewlor insisted upon rapid ity in examination of talesmen and several times febuked counsel for useless repetition of questions. Six from a total of seven Immediately upon the completion of the jury they
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

Contractors are hurrying the new Douglas school buildings forward so that the three additional ones provid- ed this year will be ready for the be ginning of the school term next month. It has kept Douglas busy to supply the demand for educational fla cilities, but Douglas SO far has been equal to the occasion
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT At Theater Royal.
FRISCO pRIMkRY RESULTS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13.-Indica' tions at 10 o'clock tonight are that in today's primary elections the regular Democratic ticket led by Garvin Nc Nab defeated the anti-McNab ticket headed by D. I. Mahoney and former District Attorney Lewis E. Byington and that the regular union labor ticket led by President P. H. Mccarthy ot the Building Trades Council over whelmingly defeated the union labor refor.1 ticket led by President Michael Casey of the teamster union. Entire uncertainty prevails as yet within Re. publican lines.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

were ordered in the custody of two deputy sheriffs and taken to the Fair mount hotel, where fourteen rooms had been reserved for them, and guards will remain over night until the trial is concluded.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-14

TERRITORY OT ARIZONA,
 Cezaty af Oochise, ss.
 I, N. A. Patterson. circulation mana ger of the Bisbee Daily Review, do solemniy ssEear that the above state ment gives the actual and bona rde circulation of the daily editions of the Bisbee Daily Review for the month of June, 1907, and that from the statement ali spoiled and left over pa- pers have been deducted.
 x. A. PATTERSON.
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NOTICE.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
BIBLIOTECA INsULAR.

Las interesantes obTas de siguiente liuta
han sido recibidas fltimamente en- la BIZ
bliotecs insular. El nombre de los auto
res es Is mejor recommendation de tan her
moHoa ibrop:
seTrano G.-En Pro en- Contra.
LiSts y A.-EnsayoB Literarios y Cri
ticoS. 2 vols.
sainte Beuvs,-Juioios , EatadioS Ii.
teERTios
Shelley.-D, fsnua de la Poesfa.
Visges. Amicis (Edmundo de. -Es-
psfia, ItaIis vols, Turin, LondreE Pa
rfs, En- el Oceano, ImpEscioneB de Anne
RIGA, Rscusrdos de Paris , LondrsB,
MREFuecos.
Chatsaubrisnd-Vi Wages poE America,
Italia SuizR.
Dario R-Esps na Contemporaries, Pc.
regsinaciones, Tierras solares.
DAudet~ A.-Ptimer visge, primera
metirs, Trsinta amos de Paris
Flaubort G.-Por los Campos = Ial
playas
Msupessant G.-En el mar.
sOciologfa.-Amicis 4. socialismO y
Educaci6n
George E. Problemau Booialeu. Pro-
greao y miaeria.
Carnegie A.-El triunfo de Ia Demo.
cEacia.
Roosevelt T-El Ideal americanO. Lau
Dos Am6ricas.
sinues (M. del Pilar). LA mujer dc
nuegtros dias. Un libro para las j6veneB,
Un ibro para las madEes.
TolItoy LA Guerra y Ia Paz. Amor
? Libsrtad. FL mstrimonio, P!aCerea vi,
closes La salvaci6n, Mi confession. Yer.
isdsra vida, ESclavitud moderna. Qoe
dsbe hacerse, Plsceres Crueles. La escue
Ia de Yaonfs Poliana.
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La Luna Do zalduordo J MIer.

En- este acreditadO establecimiento eli
pdblieo hallara siempre un surtido com
pletO en- mercanclas de todas proceden-
cias, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cincO centavos hasta Is mas rica "PongIe
SILK" legftima de la China
Tanto para dsmas como para caballeros
ell surtido es de 10 mas variado que pueda
cOncebirse. En- telas de seda, lana aIgo-
don no Sc puede pedir mas hay para todos
los gustos para todas las fortunas.
Ultimamente Sc han recibido los si0uien-
tes aTtfculos que estan ii amando la aten-
cion del publieo pOr su calidad baratura:
Mttones, Guantes, Coronas para novias
sombT1llas, velos para la cara, medias
Calcetines, COrbatas, Capas espaficIas.
Cortesde pique para chalecos, i'd. de Casf.
mir para pantaIones, Colchas dc punto.
Id. de Damasco Driles blancos de hil0
Id. asaTgadOs, Cretonas de hilo para saba.
mas, Holandas Batistss Creas, APPLICABLE
mes de seda para adornoJ, Chales de sada.
BlusRs bOrdadas, Cinturones, Rasos. Bro.
cados, Tafetas, Riel de Cisne, Crespones y
Gasas para luto, Cubrecorses de hilo y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires y en-
fin un surti 70 tan variado que eer1a ifnpo-
eib'e enumeraT.
I'm paseitO por la Luna yereis las no.
Vedades que encierra este bonito satellite
Encajes Valenciennes de punto Bro
dertt de todas clases y colores.
Boas de piel de Conejo de pIunag de
todRs classes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
Los restos de lord Byron.

Por terceEs cuaEta vez hs intentado
incsndiar una msno criminal la peque1S
igleaia de Nottingham, donda yacen los
Testoh del immortal poeta Lord Byron
y de 50 6nics hija Is cnndsBs de LovslBcs.
Un yarkes millionaire, Mr.. Hsrbsy
Piper, ehtimando que los que atentan con-
ira dicho temple, conseg air6n hscerlo pas
to de las IlRmas an dfa d otlo, ha apTovs-
chado lR ocsai6n para ofrecer & las auto.
Eidsdes eclesisstiacaH do HuckcaIl la
canti6ad de diez mil dollars, mas uais
mgef6cas vitrinau para les ventsnas del
temple, 81 le parmiten llevar los EAtR.
dos Unidos las cenizss del cantor de "Don
Jusn" de 50 unig6nita, ofsrta desCabe-
lladfsima que, como puede aupOnerse, ha
sido rehusada,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

la VILLA DE MADRlD.-En este espacioso
eatabiecimiento, que es Ell mas inn portante
de Puerto Rico para el detail, estan reel
biendo ahora los artfculos propios para la
pr6xima estaci6n, tales como GaSmires, AT
Dacas, BOaS pluma de Ostrich lej'timas, Ell
inejor surtido de Perfumsria francesa, desde
lain que es ell fabricafte mas afamado del
mundo. Tenemos ell surtido mas compile
to en- C0rbataS, ParaguaS, dncluso los geno-
veses) Guantes Mlt0neS, el meior PaHO para
Vlllar, Cort'nas lejftimas de madras, un
dad) Gartsras de pie de FOOa, Russia para
sefloras, etc A la Villa de Madrid acude toda
persona de gusto que quiere compTar bue.
ma mercancia sin gastar mucho. p. o.
Box 765. Tel9fono a78 San Francisco 81.
San Juan p. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
FESTIVAL ARTlSTlCO.
MANkNG lONINGO %.

FL Hegundo concerto oJganiaadO poF la
sefi9rita AmaliR Paoli, de cuyo beneficio,
la mitad 90 para "La Sociedad PFotectora
de Mendig9H," SO lIevaEa efeoto ms Il ana
domingo. FL pre- grsmR eB completsments
vREiado, por al entnsiasmo que reina
para el de ests mocha para el cuBl no hay
looalidadeP, 81 lleno Ser6 complete.
he aqu1 81 progFama:
Primers psTts. / Sinfonia ''The
Kajght,Errapt' (orqusgts) Laurendeau.
"Cuadros Wives" 2 "Conducidos por 81
Amor" senoritaB Dsub6n Pujo's. 3
nPerla en- ell mar" BefioTits Maria Asanoio.
"DiRna," nina Baz6n. 5 "Msrgarits,"
safiorita Lila Peterson. 'sLa Rsp6blica
Espsnols," neforita Fern6ndez Mater. Z
81 nlieta y Romso," sen orita Mercedes
V6iez y Mr.. B. F. Echluter. s LA Ii
bsEtsd," seh1Fita Maria Luisa Pujola, =
''LaB Banderaa" por VariRs BtiloTitas de
la aociedad Protectora da Mendigos.
segunda parte. l ''Duo de la opera
"Fsvorita," Donizetti, por Ia sel7rits
Paolf sl senior II sal acompsf sdos 81
piano por ls ssf1 )rits Rosa Gain aneE.
2 "El Niagara" Walls brillante del
compoAitor Heiior Rafael BsIseiro ejscutadO
por Ia orqussta.
Tsrcera parte. "Chsmpagas Frsppe," !"
iuguets c6mioo en- un acto en- verso de
don jose EchegaraY, deBempehado par Is
nenoFa Mota de RsmeEy, sefloEitR Paoli
81 senior r fael Martinez Nadal.
Cuarta parts. ''Chantilly," tanda de
valses por Ia orquests, E. Vslsdeufs,
"Chateau MaTgapx" DessmpefiAdo por
Ia sen9rita Paoli, sefioTa Fernandez , los
sefoEss Susrez, V6lez Real.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
Ell TELEGRAFO
12 SAN JUSTo y
DE s. MELON & COMPANIA
Acaba de mportar de Europa, complete variado
lido de mercancias, de la mas alta novsdad.

DE FRANCIA: 100 estilos de elegantes
sombrerOs para senOras, y niflas y caballe-
rosi SO classes de calzadO; ], 900 fOrmas dig
tintas de confecciones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. Adornos
y cinturones de todas clases Blondas dc
sedaey encajes de algod6n.
Veriedad en- efectos para modIstas, bor-
dadoras y costureras.
Manti'l las tohallas, boas y preciosos OBJ
jetOs de seda v de lana.
Flores artificiales y lindfsimas corOnas
de azahar. Guantes mitones de todas
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, y objetos de nacar,
cOncha cerilOide carteras.
Camisas para senoras caballerOs.
DE ESPANA: Telas de hilo, cretonas,
bramante forete, creas especiales, holan-
das y retortas. Telas blancas de slgodon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
ARTE CERAM co.

La Ultima Creaci6n del arta cer6mico es
Ia de hacer instEumentos muGicales do
porcala1a. Un conocido f.bricante ha In.
ventado I'M procedimisnto para modeIar
violines , guitarEss On porcslana.
Dicsae que los intrumentos fibricRdos
con el nuevo material Aon excelenteB para
Ia m6gica, y hasta He aseguFa que Las
Csjas de porcelanR son mejoFes y mas Sc
noraE gus las de MADEIRA, puea contribu.
yen Ia production dc notss mas delicsdas
Y aufinieRE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
Ala poIIeIl De SlnturcD.

Ds haCO aIg6n tempo 4 esta parta vie
ns notAndoss an SantuTce particular.
msnte en- la calle de ''Dos heYmrnoa' que
90 Buslsn sustraeE las macetas de f lres que
algunos vecinoa tienen an los patioa , bal
cones de sus viviendau.
TrRslsdamos 81 Caso al active ua1is
de Is policfa inBular que presta Belvicio
eu aquel pObIado, Eeior. Dia1 Llenaa y
guardias del pussto fin do que evitsn Il
Tepetici6n de taleB suBtEacciones.
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Baia de vaIores en- New York.

New York Otubra 19Han iao
de una udaz ntentna 6 Ea opead6n ana eatv los mas
Jugaba
syor aa cderaFon arg eonsban ella De aqui que aca
"Uned Copper
Company discriminate repenna baja de voEea Sc gn9
companaa bido t
FL de:are vuee gu ndcat de mp0EtanGa sn
do toda transaction con a ComPanfa Hsnza Ta1 e h
hea pdboo "Amgmsted Copper ha rsdnd do echo
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CARrLs pETEHIpAs,

Colon Flor, Cepeda Rosario, Cintr6n
Purifcaoi6n, Campo Leonardo de-, Clani
ns Alberto, Castillo Claudio, Dkvila Joa6
Maria, Dlvils Gfegoria, Diaz Rosa En-
Tlque, Danley w. D., Estevau I Fuautau
Evarista, Flores Juana, Guadalupe ~.
n5n, GatieErez Dolores, Guerra de Rami.
rez Heraclia, Goodwin James, Gonzalez
Octavio. Gonzalez David, Gonzalez Felix
M, Guimenez Juana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

toreido. Encajes de hilo estilos nusvos.
MantRs y frisas.
DE INGLATERRA: -Alfombras, telss
negras, driles de hiIo, cRmas de hierro.
alambTado infinidad de artfculos
DE TODOS PAISES Riqufsimas teIss
con nuevOs dibujOs Y classes admirables.
Telas superiores para sastrerlas: casimi-
res, merinos, franelas, pafiOs, elasticOtinas,
pafletas, vicuf1as, alpacas, drill de hilO, blan-
co de colores, satenes, forrOs y bOtOneA.
EstRmeflaE, m0rinos Ve,Os para traies
y mantos; y tOdos los artfculos prOpi0s pa
ra 0rdenes religiosas.
Mercsncias ameTicanas, especialmente
los tejidOs de puntO, los llanos estampR-
dos, Y los crudos de las classes mas aeepta-
bles que se adquieren en- aquellOs merca
dos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19
ConferenCia en- Washington.

Washington Ou l9sgua aov6nd lo trab prelmnare
poa
Guatemala pomeidO tsb6n R confenia
pident
Zas mayor
rep6bic frmen
gaTanzsds America
q nr6xim ovembre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-19

CADA Ola OBTIENE mayor popu.
laridad eI msgof6co- Ron San Luig, como
cido geneFalments con 81 nombEe de Ex.
pOSiCi6n. Prepara1o embotallado poF
los at Il res Alvarez HeEmanos, no contiene
ninguna suHtanciR uoCiva , 10 pEusba 81
gran demands. Dsp6sito San jose 81
n0mero Z, asp