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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16

In many places we have been perse-
cuted by the officers, who wanted to
take our children away and make
them go to school.
I'VE have been going armed foi'
many months and have practiced
shooting. None Of the children can
read or write. We teach them, but
we teach them righteousness. Paul
saws the wisdom of this world is
FOOLS hness. Christ chose his disci-
pl=s from ignorant people. Chris
did not go to school Ny husba I'd
and l can read and write. That is
enough to teach the Bible
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
A Fanatic and a Brave Policeman
Dies From Wounds.

Kansas. City, Mo, Dec. l1.-T"o
more names were Thursday added tc
the list of dead as result of Tues
days battle between religious fanat-
les and the police here, the total
number now being four.
Shortly before noon today Louis
Pratt, As years old, the foremost
disciple Of James Sharp, died at ths
General hospital and an hour late
Michael Mullane, policeman, sue
cumbed to his wounds at st. Joesph $
hospital. Policeman Albert 0. Dai
bow and Lula Pratt died immediate )
after being shot Tuesday.
Mullane suffered himself to be
mortally wounded because he would
not shoot q woman. According to
witnesses he lodged behind a wagon
when Mrs. Sharp attacked him with
a revolver and, though she contln-
ued firing, he made no resistance
though armed.
Boys, I could have killed the
woman, but I would not" he claim
ed as he sank to the pavement
pierced by four bullets.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
PIERCED HIS BRAIN.
Young Lad Meets With q Very Pc.
culiar Death.

Mobile. Ala, Dec. 10.-Clareuce
NJ. Benson, aged 13, son of Robert
Benson, an electrical engineer, was
killed here today in a peculiar man.
ner while playing with number OF
companions in the Barton academy
yard.
Several of the boys were throwing
a stick in the air, that had SHARP
n paper file stuck In the end, and
in some manner the point struck
young Benson on the head, and pen
etrated his brain, causing death.
The school authorities are unable
10 locate the boy who threw the stick
into the air.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
TEDDY USURP POWER
BAD NO RIGHT TO TEAR DOWN
BUILDING.
Col. Broynweu Claims He Cited Fact
Of Lack OF Authority, Roosevelt
Giving Direc. Order, anyhow.

Giving Direc. Order, Anyhow.
Washington, Dec. l1.-Attentiol
was called today to the fact that tn
! utterances OF the President in re
gard to the action Of Congress il
limiting the use OF the secret servici
| force is not the only action Of tht
executive that is considered by mem
bers ss Objectionable.
1t became known today that the
subcommittee OF the committee on
appropriations, having in charge the
preparation Of the legislative, execu'
tive and judicial appropriation bill
has been Investigating the raising
of. the old Pennsylvania station that
was located on the Mall until the
President had it torn down.
That the committee failed to ex-
punge its Inquiries about this action
from the printed hearings is taken
to indicate the temper Of that con-
mittee towsrd the executive.
When Col. Bromwell, military aide
to the President, and superintendent
Of public buildings and grounds, ap-
peared before the committee Repre-
senta.iveBurleson, Of Texas, asked
him if he had not requested an an-
preparation last year for a watch
man for the old depot.
"I think so,' replied Col Brom-
we'll. but I have not had any oc-
cation to use it, because I have torn
down the railroad station"
What? Torn down the railroad
,station," exclaimed the Texas mem
Der.
Col. Bro2well explained that he
tore down the trilding on the writ
ten order from the President of the
United States.
do you know OF any law on the
statute books that authorizes any
executive officer to sell any Of the
Property Of the United States Of
luSl CIdid idClSl, ISoI SSIoIC. Ao4 oii
ed Chairman Tawney, Of Minnesota
No, SIR" replied the Presidents
aide. II called the attention Of tho:
higher authorities to that fact, and
received the order to tear the
building down"
Replying further to the chairman
Col. Bromwell said that he knew cf
no immediate necessity FOR its re-
moval.
The committee also went into an
Of the government Of
scials to ascertain what right the
commission on country life appoint
ed by the President, had to use the
privilege, as it claimed was
being done. Members of the COM
mittee referred to the commission
as lone created without authority
Of law"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
REPUBLICAN PROSPERITY.
Gigantic Lumber Trust VIII Soon
Be Realty.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec 10.-Edwarl
Hines. of Chicago; William O'Brine.
of St. Paul. and ". H. Cook, of
Duluth, are ngaged in a series OF
conferences. looking to deal 10
bringing lumber interests and holl-
ings of the Northwest and West
under the gigantic com bination. The
St. Paul and Duluth men are pine
kings of the West and Northwest
and Hines represents himself and
the Weirhauser interests. The real
struggle will come tomorrow Cook
is opposing the plan, but probabl:'
will be oyerruled.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
ELEVEN KILLED
Big Explosions of Dynamite in
Panama Canal Cut.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
Ten Laborers Are Killed and Fifty
Are Wounded by the Premature
Explosion Of a Giant Blast oe
Dynamite, Which Set Of Twenty
C%DraI Noor W
Tons Stored Near by.

Tons Stored Near by.
Colon, Dec. PA giant blast O.
dynamite, already prepared for fir
ing, was prematurely exploded in the
workings at Bas Obispo today. Ter
men were killed and fifty injured
1t may be that others have bee:
killed, for debris is piled up in al
directions.
Bas Obispo cut is about thirty
miles from Colon, and the shock OF
the explosion was distinctly fell
here, as in addition to that in the
blast twenty-five tons of dynamite
was exploded. All the killed were
Spaniards except two, who were
Americans.
Numerous reports are current a;
to the cause Of the accident, but
the official version from Culebra,
which gives al estimate of ten
killed and fifty wounded, states that
during the loading Of the last hole
of the blast the dynamite in this
cutting was discharged and the re-
naming twenty-five tones were e1-
ploded by conclusion.
The holes had not been connect
ed electrically as the discharge of
the blast was set for 5 o'clock in
the afternoon. The last hole was
being loaded under the supervision
of one Of the most efficient powder
men in the employe of the commits
sion
Relief trains were sent to the
scene Of the disaster and one which
returned here several hours later
brought back the report that 45
of the injured had been sent to
Ancon hospital. The officials on the
train stated that eleven dead had
been found, while many others in
the gang Of a hundred and twenty
two who were employed in the cut
were missing.
1t was also reported by the train
men that the explosion was due to
a passing steam shovel, which hook
ed the wire leading to the immense
charge OF dynamite Whether or not
this was the cause of the accident, a
steam shovel and crew which ha ~
p2ned to be on the scene were prac-
tically buried under the mass o:
rocks and earth thrown up.
Gangs were soon searching for
the dead and assisting the wounded.
Electric lights were sent up, and to-
night steam shovels wereo at work
removing the tons upon tons Of de-
bris. Many Of the men have been
seriously injured, some Of them
probably fatally Tradition has IL
that the Panama Railroad cost one
human life for every tie, and With
accidents, instructions and disease
the construction Of the canal has not
gone along without exacting its toll.
There have been number Of ac-
cidents in the last two years, chief
among which was the premature ex-
plosion of dynamite at Pedro Miguel
in June. 1907, which resulted in the
death Of seven men and the injury
Of a hundred.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
GETS THIRTY YEARS.
Prominent Man Must Pay Penalty
for Crime.

Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 10.-Accord-
ing to a ruling just made by the su-
1reme court finding no error in the
rial below, Lutte Banner, former
member of the State legislature,
postmaster of his town, international
revenue officer of Wantauga county
must serve a sentence of thirty years
in the penitentiary for the murder
u Ambrose Cline A plea Of insan-
;ty was set up, but the supreme court
declares there was no evidence OF
insanity produced, and Banner was
lucky in escaping the gallows.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
QUEER DAMAGE SUIT.
Lady Sues for Being Carried Off bs

Balloon.
New York, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Mary S
Roper, of Brooklyn, tomorrow will
endeavor to convince twelve men in
the supreme court at Kingston, \.
Y, that her feelings we're lacerated
to the extent Of $4,000 when her
foot was entangled in the anchor
rope of a balloon, and she was car
ried skyward in an inverted and un-
comfortable position in the presenc7
of more than 5000 persons.
The Anglo Society, under whose
auspices the balloon ascension was
given, is the defendant. The suit
is the sequel to story which thrilled
the country on the morning Of Aug
80. 1906, the day after Mrs Roper
under protest, accompanied the bal
loon skyward But the Agricultural
Society goes Mrs. Roper one better
and charges her with having spoiled
the exhibition.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
Printer Kills Himself.

Defuniak Springs, Fla, Dec. 10
Frank e. Gibson, of Bennettsville,
5. c., a printer employed in one Of
Defuniak Springs printing Offices,
committed suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor. Doctors were
but he died before med
ical aid could be rendered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
SUDDENLY STRICKEN.
Was Prominent in This State Dur
ing Reconstruction.

Washington, Dec. 10.-H. G..
Ncrthington, a former representa-
tive from Nevada, was stricken with
paralysis in the house of represen-
tatives today. Mr.. Worthington,
who is a resident of Washington,
was removed to his home, and ply
sicians called. This is his second
stroke Mr. Worthington. it is sail,
is the only surviving pallboarcr of
Abraham Lincoln. Worthington
was prominent politician in South
Carolina during the days of Recon
struction Among other Offices he
held the Collectorsnip at Charleston.
ton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
GOVERNMENT DYKES BREAK.
Five Dwellings and Lumber Plant
Are Swept Away.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. THE
government dyke at the foot OF
Tennessee street gave way late TO-
day and tonight the waters Of the
Arkansas river are fast eating their
way toward the mouth Of Hardlngs
Bayou which crosses the city. To
day ave dwelling houses and the
warehouse Of the Arkansas Packet
Company, were swept away and the
greater portion Of the Candy Hard
wood mill was destroyed. Bar
racoue street for q distance Of five
blocks east Of Georgia street has
been completely destroyed and the
buildings on the south side Of tbs
street are being moved back as rap
idly as possible, with the water fol
lowing closely in the wake Of the
%orkmen.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16

light. But there is no question a
IL as to any mistake or mis-
understanding on .heir part. They
.tate what they either know to e
Untrue or could by the slightest
inquiry find out to be untrue.
Ordinarily do not and cannot
,ay heed to these falsehoods. If ]
i'd I would not be able to do my
work. Ny plan has been to go ahead
md do the work and to let these
,eople and those like them yell; and
hen to trust with abaiding conf
-,ence to the good sense of III;
American people in the assured con-
yictfon that the yells will die out.
The falsehoods be forgotten and the
work remain.
There is no higher and more hon
,rable calling than that of the men
connected with IN upright, fearless
md truthful newspaper. 60 calling
n which a man can reader greater
service to his fello countryman- The
oest and ablest editors and writers
in the daily press render a service To
he community which can hardly be
,aralleled by the service rendered by
the best and ablest Of the men in tbs
public life or Of this proposition Is
elso true. The most corrupt fnan'
ciers, the most corrupt politicians
are no greater menace to this coun
try than the newspaper men of tn:
type I have above discussed. Whcth
er they belong to the yellow pres:
{. to the purchased press, whas
ever may be the stimulating cans'
Of their slandarcus n,endacity, All
whatever the cloak it may wear, mat
tiers but little. IN any event the,
represent one of the potent force
for evil in the community.
| Yours verv truly,
Theodore Roosevelt.
sWn. Dudley Foulke, Richmond, Ind
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
Holly Rollers Dispursed.

Sandusky, Ohio. Dec. 10.-Iat
Holly Roller organization at Berlin
Heights. almost 200 strong, was or
dered disbanded by irate townspeo-
pie today. and the organizers, Jacob
Hoppinger and D. K. C.. Deecken, OF
Buffalo, n. Y, were served with
notices to leave the community.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
BALKED AT ORDEAL.
Captain Minus Refused to Take the
Test Ride.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Orders 4.
he war department direct that more
,ficers shall appear before retiring
boards, because of their failure to
AXE the prescribed horsemanshiD
:est while on their examination for
promotion. These are officers below
he grade of major who, by the o.
Ter issued last May, are required tc
AXE the horsemanship test, as part
If their examination for promotion.
TO take up the cases Of three OF
sour such officers, new retirement
BOARD has been appointed. The first
:ase to come before the board will
5e that of Capt. J. C. Minus, Six
eenth infantry, military instructor
1t the Clemson agricultural college,
Clemson, S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
DEATH BY TRAIN.
Loses His Life Soon After Leaving
the Court Room.

Cuthbert, Ca, Dec. 1o.--Mr.
James Chesire, a well known citi-
zen OF this country residing near
Fountain Bridge, was run over by
the Genital of Georgia passenger
train, No. ., yesterday afternoon,
at the Bells pond crossing, ons-half
mile north of the depot, and died q
few hours later. Mr.. Chesire had
been to Cuthbert, where he was
serving as juror on the Randolph
superior court and was on his wa
home when the accident occurred.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
sTEAMER RESCUED.
Lost Her Propeller at Sea, Towed
Into Port.

Halifax. N. S., Dec. THE
steamer .Valentia arrived In port to-
day towing the oil tank steamer
Orifamme, which had been picked
up disabled at sea. The Valentia
laden with cotton, was bound from
Wilmington. n. c., for Bremen, and
the Orifamme, with a carge of oil
was bound from Philadelphia fol
Cette, France The Orifamme los;
her propeller and was helplessi>
adrift when she was sighted by the
Ea!entia, which answered her sig
nails and went to her assistance.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
Best Man Hangs Self.

Minneapolis. MINI, Dec. S.-After
acting as best man at the wedding Of
young woman he had himself
long wooed in vain. Edward Thomas
went home and hanged himself with
strap.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
WOLVES IN DEATH COMBAT.
Piece Of Meat Causes Conflict at
the Bronx Zoo.


New York, Dec Hundreds Of
visitors to the Bronx zoo yesterday
saw two gray wolves fight for twenty
minutes after clashing over a piece
of meat.
Despite the efforts of the keepers,
who turned the hose on them the
animals continued TO battle until
one of them was so badly injured that
it was necessary to administer chic.
romorm to end its sufferingG.
One of its legs had been bitten
off as clean as if severed by 6, keen
knife. The other wolfe was badly
mangled but may be saved.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
Took His Own Life.

: St. Louis, Doc. Charles A.
Eckstromer, Swedish vice counsel in
st. Louis, committed suicide today.
Eckst7omer came into public notice
some time ago through a controversy
with Federal officials which resulted
IN the revocation of his exeQuatur
5y President Roosevelt. Later he
vas reinstated and resumed his Of
icial duties.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05
La Flota Americana

La flota de aeorazados americanos
d las ordcnes del Aimirante Evans
regresarh probablemente por la vfa
del canal de SVez. Ia declaration o.
ficial este respecto, fue fecha
nltimamente por Ia SacretarIa lie Re-
laciones.
FL Secretario adyirt.o qde esta pro-
mesa tiene el caracter de premature.
pues no Sc podra decIdir nsda de una
manera definltIva hasta que ell Prea,-
dente de Ia Repablica. como tere 81,
premo de la escuadra, ordene que el
regreso Sc hasa por la via de- O.
riente.
Hace pocos dfas Sc rec:bi0 UNA IN
yitaei6n de parte de aigunbs usro-
ctantes de Australia, soiieitando que
los buaues de la escuadra tocaran
algdn puerto del continents ocsapico.
u secretario de Reiaeiones, Mr.. Ron;
contest6 que todarfa no &c sahe cuai
sera definltlvamente ell derrote.o fu-
taro de Ia escuadra. pero que proha-
piemente regresarfa por la VIA de
ouez' que en- este caso, el sobierno
de los Estados Unidcs. envIaran 20,
m'icho gus.o una parte de Ia eaeua.
ara que visItara puertos australia.
nos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05
La Sal y la Belleza.


La sal Ia leche de yaca son ell
mejor cosmetico para conservar la
hellsza. segdn lns dltImas pruehas ex
perimeniales de Ia ciencia.
L4o que hay que haeer es layarsa
todas las noehss la cara, busto. bra
aos manoa con aqua bastante calisn
ts. ampleando Ia sai molida como ST
faese iah6n en- poivo, esto es, eehan-
do 81 el hueco de Ia maao un pu-
fiatsto de aicha sustancIa, y liaHesie-
ci6ndnia iaego. antes de frieeionarse.
con un POGO do aqua callente.
Una veg hecha In fricei6n, tsnien-
do cuidado de que no penetre 81 n
qua saiada en- los ojos. porgue eaeo-
cerian d rabiar, may jus lavarse con
aqua frfa sscarse perfectamsnts. a.
Pero este no es :odo. Antes de
irse al lecho. debe apilcarse sobre la
epidermis una mixtura conpuesta de
una cacharada de sal y dos de leche
de vaea, abstsn!sndose de secaria.
Lueso por Ia taH6ana &c haee desa-
Dareeer este senciilo cosmetice, layan-
doio con aqua frIa. sigulendo este
metodo-asi 10 ssegura Mlstrers Clan
eorty--. SO endurceen las carues de
nn modo extraordinario y adauieren
Ia iozanfa y lu tersnra de Ia prime
tn Juventud.
'ouieu habfa de sospeehar, verda.
deramente. que la ecclna ocultase un
secreto dc totadoT tan trascendental,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05
AItenta snpliea.


nos eatlstsee nsaaieeatsr a nues.
tras queridos suscripiores aue tsu,,n.
90 eoussantsmsAto el propoalso A.
laeiorsr Ia phSilearian dc M. RyscI.
DOR, hasta liegar q haesr de ana n
mejor de su gsusTB en- sl Bur de isr
f'afades Unidoe, ffn Dc sa,,sfsse,
mas oumpiiasnents loa sn.srexea ~
nuestroa aesmanos do raza. sap,ios.
'nos atsntamsnte 4 los aas NOS sas..
dan 50 sirvsa eassrir eu sssuaa A Il
mayor sfeTeaaa possible. psss como an
les dec'Raes nesesitamoa sstsr hac,sp.
do freoaentemeate erccidos gassoa pa
rs sostsner y meiorar ia e1,s,spcls
de este 6rgano caBeresaAa 4 ioa ia,s-
recess DO s'la saSorsssdasas.
~ eFeeso do suo~rissioa, por shors.
80 da sIEe.
RssI'eeto 4 Ice pssos, pusasn sss
hsshos por GIRO postal 8 eaFss oestifi-
eads; ea la circumstances De cue 10
tsss pFCAto que apessres aeadorea OBJ
sese.sa atleassa ssslssa, usa ossiaa-
ran aesssra srs,isud y IA ss,esala o.
.naoassos ssgsto,ea
Observation-Disclosures cue ssso Ssesse
nos scn ,es sssaFsssorss szs FRA -
sssasa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05
SECCION LITERARIA
Mariposeo.

BrinsaR ali eaer las gotas pare
cen un entambre de bulIiciosas trans
parentes maripesas de cristal. La
lluvia cae como en- teiaraass ffnfst-
mas. en- el suelo. que es un lago.
hay ondas movies refiexiones de
luz que, como espejos opacos. retra
tan VaSsmeRte las siluetas sin,Iosas
de ias casas que Sc aIargan. So re-
tuercen y Sc piertIen entire TN cIeIo
dibntado al esfuminc.
Cargados los arboles de hoias. sun
copas frondosas ss estremeccn u
hesadas por Ia lluvia mansamente. ss
oye un mnrmullo, como de rezos !e-
janos. -.
amarillo, aignha hoja cae; una
gotta que ha yenido desde ell cielo. VIA
jando en- IN hiTo de crlstal. deja, So
bre la hoja,una brillante titilacion y a.
adoTna con su briilo luminoso In pa
iides de la muerta. Y otras eutas
Sienen que arrastrGn 4 otras hojas que
nan 'catdo de los arboles frondosos.
Y las hojas y las gotas Sc confun-
den; yn eorfnnndo ell aqua un lago de
ondas movies y dirfase que al ale
jarRe las hojns, como pupilas puer-
tas. ven con dolor relirarsc COS arbo-
les de copas frondosas que, besadas
por la ilnvia, parece que murmuran
pieSarias melancolEcas. :.
7 en- tanto, las gotas caen pare.
cen nn enjambre lie bulilcIosas
transparentes mariposas de eristal.
MONfCO NECK.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05

i tumbres, ETC., de los, luEares por don
De viajan.
Cuando termYnans las classes. los 1ue,
gos comienzan, y aun cuando nuncs
hay disputaB o riEas que suprlmlr Ell
tre los estudiantes. s,ls iuegos ton a.
gltadfsimos, y yerdaaeras image
mes do la guerra. La gimnasln4 es
de- practica comGn y obligatoria. ID
mismo que los ejcrclclos milltarea: lar
gus canninatas Be organizan d traves
de IN montafia, en- Ia cual los sesco-
lares adquleren la practica de In vi
dn ai atre libre: 81 Ia expedicl6n
dura algunos dfas. los aluninos y
profcsores duermen juntos on ios tom
plos budtsiaa. Los princIpalea jue-
gos cnnststen en- simu,acros que intl-
tulan "el esfunrzo de la guerra. 8
"el ntatlsie d 10 fortelcza". en- losSc Scua-
les ellcs aprenden riendo eli rudo e.
jercicio dc las armas para Ia defen-
81 de Ia patria.
FL patriotismo Gs casi una religion
incuicadn en- los corazones de los nj
Nos japoneses, 10 toniAn tan 4 Pc
cho. que muchos de .ellos prucuran
mejor saber Ia vida do los heroes
q'le ilustraron Ia nacl0n. que estu-
1iar las materias inscritas en- sus
,programna
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-03-05

indios ae apersonara cor los Gober.
nadores de cada una de aqueiias En-
sidades Frderatiyas. fin de que
paedan Yenir cuanio antes los sic.
te mil comanches que ahora vlver
EN- los Estados unidos.
Esas r=2as .estan Irremediablemeu
tie destinadas dssaparecer, no sole
por ra1ones etBosrafIeas Rino por cir.
eunstaneias Een6rA.scas y sociaiea d,
naueho peso. su desaparici6n no SO.
ra question de IN nfo nj de dos: pc
ro antea de muoho TEMPO Sc tahra
realizado. sesin aserto de notahies
htssoriadorea modernos. Los con.
sejeros lie Ia trlbu. que procuran a.
decnar sus consoles sus pruplas con-
Senienclas. fneron los que Indicaron
que Mexico era el IugaT apropiado por
eScelencIa para fuadar los futuros no.
cares de los iHdioa.