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| kept for my private use. II came
very handy later on. when ran out
Of soap for washing my clothes. My
little Wahima servant knew how to
manufacture native soap, and as
promised him for his o%n private use
one cake. or rather bali. of soap out
OF every ten he manufactured, he was
keen to be entrusted with my soap
boiling venture. He certainly pro
duced some excellent hippo soap. but
| should be afraid to recommend II
for the complexion.
On my second Journey | caught,
with my hands, young Thomsinnii
gazelle alive. 1t was at Lanjors. 1
had shot a zebra and II was getting
dusk. when, on my way back to the
camp. | nearly trod on the little crea.
ture costly curled up for sleep. |
dropped ut once on the top OF 1t and
seized 1t. Next morning we reached
Machakos, and bought a she goat
for eight rupees, equivalent at the
rate OF ten shiilings. The goat had
kid of about the same size as the
young Thomsinnil, and she made no
difficulty in letting the stranger share
with her own young one. provided we
just held one Of her legs. The young
Thomsinnii did not relish the first sip
of goat milk, but, being hungry, 1t
came back for more and after that
took 1t most naturally. On the march
| had the Thomsinnii carried; but be-
fore we started on the march, and i'm.
mediately on arrival at camp, and
whenever the caravan stopped to rest
on the road. saw to 1t myself that
the Thompsinnii was brought to the
goat and fed It had already become
quite tame and pet with my men,
when, on a sudden at Kibwezi 1t was
seized with commissions end died.
whether II had eaten some poisonous
plant or some one had hurt II, do
not know.
At Lake Nakuru wounded a Grantii
buck In the leg. This led to a tedious
pursuit; for the wounded animal
would frequently stop. but never let
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Warning Of Lions Approach

AZ kariandus the guinea.fowl--it
was on my third journey-gave us
once useful warning of the approach
OF man.eating lion which infested
the neishborhood at the time and had
carried OF more than one porter from
some OF the other caravans. The
scream OF the frightened birds at.
racted our attention to the spot, some
four hundred yards OF, on the slope
Of the hill. only caught a glimpse
OF huge tawny animal disappearing
with bound behind some bushes
whilst few more OF the frightened
birds aew up Out Of the grass into the
trees. All my men declared 1t was :
lion We did not stop to Investigate;
AN It was getting dusk, we hurried of
10 get within the protecting circle Of
the camp.fres,
Swahili porters are very fond OF &c.
bra nest. Some travellers have o
natural prejudice to eating an animal
belonging to the equine species; but
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about by sort Of instinct. | was
therefore taken aback when my boy
could not discover. where the dead
hartebeest lay. began to be anxious
about our finding our way back to the
camp, when | noticed some birds at a
distance alighting on the grass. NV
boy promptly pronounced them to be
guinea fowls, but felt convinced
they must be gigantic guinea.fowls.
to be seen at that distance. Then the
thought flashed through my brain, that
they might be vultures at the harte
beest. This proved to be the case
and they had already pecked out one
OF the eyes devoured the tongue. rip
ped open the abdomen, and polished
on most Of the entrails. The empty
water bottle. however. assured us that
1t was the hartebeest which / had
shot.
My confidence In the native topo.
graphical instinct was restored, by see.
ing that We were after all 80 near the
dead antelope, though we had discov-
cred 1t By an accident. As we were
both under the impression that the
camp was pretty near. perhaps. at the
utmost half an hour of. we held
short consultation and decided that he
should hurry back to the camp with
the hartebeest's head and horns In or.
der to guide SUFFICIENT number OF men
to carry the meat to the camp. |
was to remain on guard lest vultures
or hyaenas should quite devour the
carcass. As my rife was useless, ex.
cept that in an emergency could use
1t as a club. told the boy to leave DE
the kitchen knife which, in the hurry
of starting from camp, he had taken
with him instead Of my hunting knife.
The boy went. and I was left alone.
The broiling sun drove me to seek
the shelter OF the meager shadow
cast by thorn tree, while the vul.
lures. score or more. perched pa.
tiently a few yards off, At last the
amount OF shade barely suniced to GOV.
or my head, while lay stretched at
full length on the ground. The vul.
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Won Out by Bluff

He remained sitting. Silent and sui.
len he only stared at me: slapped
him patronisingly on the shoulder.
professed to be most anxious to ex.
plain to him the mysteries Of the
deadly rife. I even showed him how
took aim. This maneuver led to
the younger savages making pre-
cipitate movement to the side to get
out of the line Of aim. But the old
sullen rascal remained unmoved.
When had done enough Of this dumb
crambo business. slapping his Shout.
der and occasionally shaking him up.
l assumed an authoritative tone, and
hoisted one OF the loads Of meat on
to his shoulders. This made him
bulge; and as he pointed out young.
er man sitting near to him, soon had
all the meat shouldered again. Then
we moved of in single file, leaving
the other savages squatting under the
tree.
In about two hours we came upon
my hartebeest's head. heard after.
wards that my boy. having lost his
way. became tired and Eervous, aud1
then chucked away the tfophy. M
friendlies, for at last felt convinced
that my savages were dealing honest.
ly with me, lifted up the hartebeest
head and carried 1t along. The sun
was getting low when we entered the
caravan road. Then my boy met tus.
He was accompanied by two or three
OF our caravan porters, and he brought
my riding donkey. My friendlies car.
ried the meat right Into camp for me.
where shared It with them. they grin.
ming with pleasure and satisfaction.
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Use Of Strong Hand Effective.

when they had shouldered the meat,
! insisted on their walking in single
ME In front Of me. They evidently
disliked this arrangement, being as
much afraid Of me as l was of them.
But when l urged them to take notice
OF rife and kitchen knife, they reluc.
tahtiy complied. Unfortunately had
not the least idea in what direction
my camp lay. saw that they wanted
TO take direction almost opposite
to the one my boy had taken. OF
course protested in dumb show. and
pointed out what imagined to be the
right one. They jabbered noisily.
shook their heads. and pointed in the
direction they wanted to take. let
them finally have their own choice
We walked for fully an hour. Then
we steered for large tree, where a
crowd of similarly armed sayaees
awaited me.
Here my first set of savages threw
down their burdens of meat. souatted
down and entered into noisy palayer
with their comrades. waited patient.
iy for awhile. Then as no one seemed
willing to make move to ACCOMPANY
me a step farther, / decided to take
the initiative by renewing our pan.
tomime gesture dialogue which had
proved successful so far. ! confess I
was not at all sure but that the saw.
ages had already taken me miles and
miles away from the caravan route.
They might. for all | knew, be waitiil
to take me to one of their distant vii.
lagos, and to disarm me whenever I
fell asleep. How l blamed my stu.
pidity In permitting my servant to
leave me. What solemn resolutions
l formed, as we probably all do when
we realize the feebleness of our un.
aided intellect, II 1t should please
Providence to help me safely out Of
this scrape. felt convinced, that any
sign OF fear might end in my ruin.
approached the savage who was syi.
IDENTIFY the leader.
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Chase Of a Buck

On my nth journey ! had an excit.
ing chase after buck at Campi.ya.
simba. Time after time the watchful
eyes Of the does prevented my getting
within range Of the buck. could
have shot one Of the does more than
once. but l did not want to. and a.
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Atavisn.

Mrs. Carl found out that that
careless servant girl discharged this
morning had a grandfather who was .
brakeman on your road.
Mr.. Carr-Grandfathe q brakeman.
Ell! Well, from now on believe In
heredity.
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broken every now and then /: the
muflled growl Of some lion; the lions
were evidently chasing them. Once
on the Athi plains | came upon dead
zebra with two hyenas devouring Il.
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me get nearer than quarter OF a
rocky hill; followed, when suddenly
1t descended again to the plain, leav.
mile. Finally 1t went up a steep and
ing me exhausted and out of breath
about half way up the hill, | gazed
down at the Grantii with feeling
OF disappointment at losing 1t after all
my energetic perseverance, when a
novel and unexpected scene was en-.
acted before my eyes. II ! had been
In the plain, should not have seen
this scene. but owing to my position
half way up the hill. had capital
view Of the plain and OF what was
taking place at the foot OF the hill.
A Curious Incident with a Hyaena
The GraniI had paused, and was
SO engrossed with looking up in my
direction. that 1t did not observe the
danger threatening II from quite a
different quarter. became aware OF
a large brown animal moving along
the foot of the hill towards the Gran
til. Neither animal suspected as yet
the presence Of the other, and neither
could see the other, owing to the scat.
tered boulders Of rock. or sudden
the new conner stopped, raised its
head and shifted the air. The next
moment it rushed forward with aston
ishing speed. The wind blew towards
1t and 1t must have scented that
wounded animal was not far of. The
attention OF the Grantii was attracted
by the noise 1t gave but one look. and
seemed to know that now indeed 1t
was a race for life.
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ARAvAN life in Al.

ARAyAN life in AZ.
RIGA is a healthy
life. owing to the
constant outdoor ex-
ercise and the nee
essary frugal fare.
1t Is an ideal life
for a man able to
rough 1t. satisfied
with leading a more
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Sleeping at Great Risk

Some sense Of approaching danger.
curiously enough. must have entered
into my dreams. Iawoke with a start.
looking for the enemy. So sure was
!, that was not surprised to see some
naked savages approaching swiftly
and silently in the distance. They had
not noticed me, being attracted BY
the dead hartebeest, which was being
devoured by scores OF vultures. The
savages were we'll armed; they carried
bows and arrows and long knives. I
certainly thought my fate was sealed.
1t seemed the best thing to play up
bravely, II the worst was to happen.
! jumped up and shouted, attracting
at once their attention. / waved nv
rife, slapped the barrel, pointed tri.
umphantly at the dead hartebeest and
beckoned to them to hurry up. I
could see they hesitated. This made
me more friendly and pressing in my
invitation to them to join me.
When they had grasped the fact
that did not intend to harm them.
they cautiously drew nearer. After
a long parley. carried on In gesture
dialogue, ! got them to cut up the
meat and to load themselves with It
The vultures, while l slept. had de.
voured heart, lungs and liver. and
picked the bones Of one hind quarter
norfocfIv oIoor Tou, .,...
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, ok0 leemed to know to a nicely. low
long I remained awake. Not one Of
them ventured near to my knowledge.
Then the heat and fatigue overpow.
cred me. fell asleep.
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Los enfernos deben |eeI.

Es de interes general ell hecho de
que segun las recientes inyestlgaclo
mes llevadas q cabo en- New York y
Berlin, la mayorla de los enfermos
que sufren de desarreglos en- el este
mago, higado y rlnones, deben sus
padeclmientos q calculos o pledra
aaraigadas en- el hlgado Y los rinones
Fl professor Paul Ebrey ha descubier
to un compuesto extraldo deyerbas y
raices que disuelve facilmente esas
pledras, y por consiguiente cua los
calculos sin necesldad de operacion
alguna.
Para mas informes sobre la Anti
calcullna Ebrey nombre que ha da
do dicho Professor SUI compuesto.
dirljase a SUI boticario, 8 escriba i
Ehrey Chemical Works, 46 Murray
St., New York acompanando ? cen
tavos y ln Tratado sobre el NAL dc
Piedra y su cWraelon le sera envlado
seg1udamente.
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L sted es lln ciniec

I Y L
No 10 soy-repuso Herrlard con
franqueza que motlyo una expression
| de aleglia en- el rostro cue le escu-
drinaba.- .-No-anadio odiandose q 81
mlsmo por aproplarse tan facllnente
las pcsin.is5 as frases DC Gasuneau :
cfeo en- Ia nianera dc pensar recta Y
nonrada &c Ia mlnorl;. pero MI pro-
-eslon me impide cerrar los olos para
no yer Ia actitud mental de los de
mas. Is un mundo cruel. aunque So
10 10 sea en- 10 que Sc. Condesa, y sen
TO mas de 10 que puedu eNpresar que
usted sea Ia llalnada i siltlir sus cruel
dades { lnjusticlas; pero le supllco
enarecldamente que tenga Ia bondad
de no consrlerarme como IN clnlco.
Me etracto-murmuro AleNla
/ con una sonrlsa que tranqulllzo al 70
Ven -pero empezaba a temer que 70
tuera usted.
-Habiendola conocldo. no pue-
do serlo jamas-observo Herrlard en-
tono tan bajo como el que empleara
AleNia.
81 no fuera asunto demaslado
serio para bromas- anadlo esta,-dl-
ria / usted que esperase hasta que
farmine nuestro proceso para con-
tln1lar en- ese terreno.
Condesa-exclamo Herriard -ha
ce mucho tempo que he tornado MI
luicio, juicio que NADIA rnede alte-
rar.
-Ese era el deber de usted ohser-
70 la joven,-I.o menos que podla ha
/ Ger era Greer en- sll eliente.
-Huhlera podido hacer mucho
I menos aun.
~ que es 10 que la ha eonven-
cidoo- o-pregunto AleSia.
Mi misma cliente-repuso 81 de
| fensor.
Preclsamente cuando sus corazo-
mes parecian atraerse uno a otro vol
vieron a separarse. Tai vez ella no ere
y6 oportuno la oc ocasion. en- tanto aHe
81 veia interponerse una somhra ira
entire ambos. la figura de Gastneall
| el ceretro del cual 81 era la hoca,
| Sus relaciones con aquel hoHhre
pesahan mucho en- su mente vel nc
nor lie oblicaba a detenerse antes &c
eonfesar su amor 4 la Condesa. i.llf
le tomaria como la tomaha d ella
juzgando por su aparieneia exterior
por la ahnidad que eXistia entire am
hos. por la attraction personal. reet
proca. que produce el amor. FL iun-
,damenfo de la consideration en- QUO
| AleXia lie tenia. consideration en Il
segun pensaba, debia II renvrtlen
dose en- amor, era la admiration
\ sin embargo. Herrlafd al hf
eoerse tales rehexiones dia Y nochf
Sc decia que era una menflra vlvien
| fe una mentira en- las defensa-, una
mentira en- los razonamientos. una
mentfa en- su conducta. De q sole
leran la lorna via voz NADIA mas. f.
cerehro que le hacia lntellgente era
4 IL ntro homhre.
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No divides la Ninfa.

Aumentado esplendidamente el
surtido de sombleros de la Ninfa sc
ofrece a 81 numerosa clientela SOM
breros de fleltro y paja de Italia para
caballeros, de la mayor novedad.
In tirantes con adornos de nacar,
medlas de seda, camisas, corbata,
modelos 1911, botonaduras, V otros
objetos para hombres es magnifico ell
surtido. Ropa hecha y a la medida
ofrecen los Sres. Garcia y Lineras
en- su conocido estableclmiento que
tan iusta fama tienen en- la ciudad Y
la lsla No olvidels que La Nlnfa' es
ii en- la calle de la Fortaleza 81, en-
San Juan Y Sc sirven pedidos por CO.
rreo Y acaba de recibir un gran sur
lido de Cns'pires.
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Y De|ineante.

Con dlez amos de rrictiea ofrece
sus seivicios para cuaquier pueblo
de la Isla, como ayudante de ingenie-
ros, en- las ofcinas de algun "Nluni-
cipo que trate de hacer estudios pre-
hmlnares y P amos correapondientes
para la construction de camipos q en-
eualquier ofcina tecnicl particular de
rrofesonales en- sociedad, que pucd II
flarle un sue!do mensual por 10; ira
hajos que ocurran tanto de campo CO.
no de gabinete. Direction f. Il.
Pou. DR.. +. Nalero San Juan,
p. X
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La yuelta al mundo.

Sc ha constituido I'm sindicato en-
Londres para organizar I'm viaje al
rededor del mundo que durara, no
como el de Julio Verne oohenta dias
slno treselentoS.
FL obieto de este sindicato es a
nllnciar lo> lueuetes baratos y los
ltrales de casimlr de 81, ). 6, Z. S, \ 9
|dollarS que vende " La Tienda Roia.
como tambien el gran surtido de ca
mas u nGstalns
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Los sehores Ruiz Saldaha CO. d.
esta ciudad Sc han servido ob,equiar
nos con TN elegante cromo-almana-
que para 1911 Is I'm buen adorno,
de utllidad para I'm despacho como
para casa de fan1ilia. Estimamos la
orteS la del regalo.
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el mnnar atNm0 de ela-re-
puso Hailama:. mos-!endo enfatlca-
mente Ia cal'pza
Me allegro ea q alma de que US
ted eonhrae mi conviction -aladlo
Herr!ard. pefo. a.nque asi no tuera,
la sostensiria contra Ia opinion dc TO-
dos -alIa,lio con una sonllSa.
Fl conde Prospero entraba en- el
romeetor \ el doctor solo pudo res
ponder con I'm gesJo 4 tanto EMU
slasmo
Cuanelo Sc instalaron en- el salon.
Hauamar vel conde Sc enfrasearon
pn una discusion ,ostenlda en- su !
dioma comlln. y Herrlald entablo
conversation con .Alexia.
-Tiene usteel I'm campeon decldl-
rio en- el doctor, condesa-diio el aho
gado.
-Esperaba no necesitar nlnguno
ya-repuso la j@sen.
70 tampien 10 espero y ereo q.
sera asi-dijo Herriard. aNadlendo en-
tono mas balo -aunque entonees
sentire cue mis- servlclos no sean ne
eesarlos.
La nlirada de Ia condesa e hlo un
instante en- el rostro de Herrlaf,i
oiespues duo:
.Afortunadamente pueden ter
minarse de in modo Official, 81 ter
NINA la eausa que los motiva; pero
Sc oiri6iaran iamas.
La Ultima tfase fue dicha en- voz
tenue. como i latiera en- ella cierto
temblor, Hen.iard sintiendo la mis-
ma impression. fepuso i 81 vez:
-6Recompensa murmro esta
-tPuedo, acaso, reconpenSarle nun
"a?
ST. puede listed. \ mucho mas
1e 10 que merezco-dllo el abogado
extasiado por su voz. 81 preee ncia y
la ammonia general de SUI fgura. Er
realidad. seria innecesario ;trabaja
EN- su causa. ha sido, para mi, va bas
tante recompensa.
Medic Il ma pausa como 81 el asuntc
hubiese lido todo 10 lelos que podia
Despues hablo Alcxia:
-iAh, 81 me atrev1era i Greer que
ha pasado 10 peor!
--Creo que es asf. No Sc que pue
da falar ese nuevo testlmonlo. \
No tiene usted seguridad com
pleta en- kl?
La mirada de Alexia estaba fiji;
IN el semblante de Herriard, el cua
comprend6 que LEILA en- su mente
Pensaba en- Gas tineau, en sI eseept
cismo casi ndfeulo Y ansio poder de
Fir 8 la joven que todos los temore!
todas las dudas, eran inutleS. Las i
IDEAS de su mentor le mpedian y St
acuSo de grosero.
-Yo 10 creo-repuso. deseando q
no Sc notara Ia evasiva Nj opinion
es alle Ia declaration de ese hombre
aclara FL asunto en- TODD 10 que &c II
fere 4 usted
Pero. cree tJSted qne otros No
par-ioiaparan de esa opnmn2
-Teno Que esos otro- interesa-
los en freer la peor. como lie ofurre
4 medla mundo. no qu.elan aceptar
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iDonde Vd puede encontrar las
meores pinturas. aceite de Linaza
Brochas , todo 10 que necesite en-
ests ramo, q .os precios MS baratos
en- cualquier cantidad?
Iues en- a ac1editada casa de- Co
mercio de Car os Espinet Gale
Union y Victoria.
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Gale de la Reina, No. II.
Delucca 6 Co. Comerciante, al
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classes. Mohnos para moler ma.z y
maouinara para preparar cate.
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de LA Corresponoencia' tonce Pto
Rico, T. 0. Box Il Teletono ~.
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' eomisiones. | uede dar reterencias
Hotel y Colmado ds 3. Melia.
Plaza Deliclas No. : y 5.
Besosa 6 Ramirez. Representan.
to de manufacturers y conlsionis
tss-Agentes de IA maauina de es-
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Acepte listed ell conseio. io.-Cuan-
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esta ciudad del sur, no dele De hos.
pedarsc en- e Hotel Iiogar@ de- dona
Gracia Micheli, en- el que go1ara de
muchas ventaas.
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Sc Vende una inca de % cuardas
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis Para intormes dirigirse s Luis
de Ia Cruz Ionce
Auto-Exchange 6 Garage. = De
I1LLARI BROTHERS, ST Marina st.
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alaulian AUTOMOBILES para v1ajes y
paseos. Servicio lnmejorable. Agen
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netario. Ohcina en- la Gale Gel
Leon, ndmero 10, altos.
Vicente Usera. Lxistencia cons
tante de toaa clase de ganado va
cuno. Fspeelalldad NOVILLOS
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Ponce.
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Comercio esouinna . Salud lie eio-
no 2s5.
FL Leon de Orc. de Roman Cope
ro;habitaciones comodas y ventlladas
Selectas eomioas. ealle de la villa
Nos.
La Palmita. Al lado del paroue
de BomDas ) de la lglecla. Puesto
de refiescos y dulces de varlas cla-
sec. I amonadas. riearos = ciga-
Inllcs &c todas clases. Esrerlalldai
en- reflescos de ceba1a ' du.css de
similar. Frutas reff igeradas-Dso-
nisio y,Ed.
Hotel America. Altos de la Mar
earta.".. de Lopez Fernandez,
plaza Deliei.s. No. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
81 quiutal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

+. ARIZONA Oliver. Anna cenlsta al
nor mayor en- provlslones de todas
clases. Mohnos para moler ma.z y
maouinaria para preparar cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-20

Ell Leon de Orc. de Roman Cope
70; ;habitaciones comodas y ventiladas
Selectas eomioas. Gale de la Villa
Nos.