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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
AMERICAN BOATS WIN.
First of Sender Races Lost to Germans
in the First Series.

Marblehcad, Mass, Sept 2-Three
American boats defeated the three Ger
man challengers yesterday in the first
of the international series of sender
yacht races.
The winners were the Gina, owned
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
TENARA WINS $1,000 EVENT.
Takes Charter Oak Stake in Straight
Heats.

Hartford. Sept. IA holiday crowd
exceeding $4,000 saw the opening of
the Grand Circuit at Charter Oak park
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02

tn
Fall Goods lot than before
and values that have fall stock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02

apparent ease. The feat was witnessed
by several hundred persons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
Early Showing of
Suits

When in getting some of the values
which we are putting out this week,
make it a point to take little extra
time and look over our early show
ing of Ladies' and Misses Tailored
Suits and Coats.
We were never able to show so
early in the season as large a line
of the new models as this year. We
get these models in early, as we get
better cloths, and then many ladies
prefer to make their selection as soon
as the lines are in.
At $500 we have a special value
in Suit that is tailored in the
best manner and made from a
good weight all wool serge; is
lined with a guaranteed satin.
AT .................. SI0.UU
At $500 we can give you one of
the best Suit values we have put
out in many seasons. The coats
are much longer than last season,
and the skirts about the same
fullness, but cut in some very
nobby styles. At......S $500
In the better grade Suits we can
give you large variety of Sample
Suits in variety of the new cloths.
These new medium cloths are sure
to be very popular and they have
newness that is sure to appeal to
any who want Suit that is differ
ent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
The New Winter
Coat

The new Fall and Winter Coat is
the most attractive garment that has
been shown in the line of an outer
garment in many seasons. The new
Grapes and entirely new cut of style
have a tone and degree of newness
that is new and very attractive.
Never in any previous season were
we able to show to the trade so
large and complete line Of nobby
designs as this season.
We can show you an endless vari-
ETY. of these most popular garments
The Wooltex line is the best they
ever have shown. The many new
models they are showing are sure to
win for US many new friends.
Plan to spend little time in the
department looking over these new
models.
We are just opening up one of our
lines of Children's Coats in the sea-
sons new models.
The new Coats for fall and winter
are made in a variety of new cloths
that are sure to appeal to the trade
and viii be very popular. The new
Brocades will be very good, both in
Coats and Suits. Ask to see the new
Pile Fabrics, that are entirely new
and very attractive and popular.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02

S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
1t brings the

They all here advertised This not like profit bearing sales br
Read carefully The following
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-02
Saturday, Sept. 6
Lace Curtain Day

For this one day we will make the
following exceptional prices on Lace
Curtains These are seasonable goods
at any time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
BOARD SAYS WATER is PURE:
PHYSICIANS SAY, BOIL 1T
BY THE BOARD

The Administrative Board yesterday
adopted nnd issued the following
statement to the public.
..The Administrative Board dreply re-
Erets that the citizens OF Richmond
hnve been 40 unnecessarily alarmed
about the water, excited TO the he
lief TINT typhoid fever In some csse.
In the city TX attributable, to the wuter
supply. From NIL that wc hnvc hnd
before us there is no definite informa-
tion of any kind. nothing hut a mere
suspicion on the part of the Chief
Health 0mcer, that this nlnrn hna
been caused.
''Thc hoard is absolutely con n6dent
that the water Is pure. ns the exnmi-
nation of the water Mt the conEulntinE
bnsina by Mr. Baldwin, chemist and
bacterioleEist, hears out this statement
at this time md for several days past.
City Engineer Charles F.. boiling, for
twenty-five years Superintendent of
the Water Works. when consulted by
the hoard, Expressed the opinion that
from the evidence before him the pres
cnt water supply ef the city of Rich
mond III good. aad that he Inns no rem
Son to fear that II is Impure; that he
rerc installing a hypochIorite plant nS
M emergency lie would like to get
from the Chief Health Oaicer more def
mite Information and the reason for
the necessity of installing this Piant
mt this time, DIR. Levy himself having
Expressed the opinion that the water
supply is pure"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
BY THE DOCTORS

The Richmond Academy of Medicine
md Surgery, Mt IurEcIy-attended &c
meeting yesterday, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. urging the people
TO boil their water before using IL
until hypochIoritc plant Ia Installed
at the settling bnSins;
"Be IL resolved, hy the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine md Surgery,
al. That the academy recognizes the
existence OF nm undue number of ease,
of typhoid fever in Richmond ut the
present time.
80. That the academy believes from,
the evidence that these cases arc In
all probability due to an Infection OF
the city winter.
':'. That the academy believes TINT
tho treatment of the city vnter with
hypochlorite of lime Will immediately
control the situation.
~. That the academy recommend,
most strongly the Immediate sterili-
zntion of tho city water with hypo-
chiortfc OF lime, recommended by
the city'S Chief Health officer, DIR. E.
&. Levy.
50. That copy OF these recomnie n
dntions he forwarded to the Admin
istrativc Board and furnished TO the
daily papers.
"6. That the people OF Richmond be
advised to boil the watc. until the hy-
pochlorite plant he established"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
Wild Scramble for Safety When
His Gun Is Unlim-
bercd
JUDGE GETS UNDER BENCH
Some Attempt to Hide, While
Others Leap From
Windows.

Washington, June a3.-Judge. law
.crH, policemen md spectators were
sent scurrying to cover In the Crimi-
mil Court here late to-day, when Ray
NJ. stewart, aged eighteen, fired tIrce
wild shOfs In nm attempt 10 "shOOt up"
the court. At the first crack Justice
Wendell II. stafford disappeared be-
ncnth his desk, and out In the court
room there svaS wild scramble for
places OF snfcty. Some sought refuge
under tnbies or behind heavy chairs,
rnd others. frenzied by fcnr, leapcd
into windows and dropped 10 the
Ground, some fifteen or twenty feet
below.
Justice Stafford had just refused to
release Stewart on probation after CON
viciion for attempted highway robbery
The boy whipped out pistol and fired
three shoots. two of which narrowly
missed Assistant United States Attor-
neys Samuel Hawken and Harvey
Given and Policeman Moffett. He was
in the attitude of turning toward the
Judge as II to shoot when a witness
sprarg upon him and choked him into
insensibility.
Judge tinscathed.
In the confusion that followed many
thought Justice Stafford had been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
HEALTH EXPERTS
THINK DANGER. is GRAVE
Tell Board That When Water Is Under Suspicion it
Should Take Firm Stand for Protecting People
Board Wants Levy to Appear in Person.

Apparently with the desire OF clear
ing up tn. maze of departmental
jealousy and red tape that delayed tine
installation OF the hypochluritc plant
recommended by chief Health Onicer
Levy, as preventive OF typhoid
fever. the Administrative Beard yes
terday afternoon unanimously adopt
ed a resolution offered by Mr.. Hirsch-
berg requesting the Board OF Health
to allow pr Levy Il appear in per-
son oefofe ;hc heard ar1 explain his
ANALYSIS of ;hc typhoid situation and
his reasons iQ' believing the city
water supply was contaminated dur
inr the Ii"ith of May.
The passage Of the resolution fol-
lowed the visit of State Health Com
missione: Enuion q. Williams. .Assis-
tant state Health Commissioner Allen
w. Freeman. and Mayor George Aims
lie at the meeting with the recommen-
dalton that the precautionary hypo-
chloritc plant be installed at once
While the Major was invited to at
tend. the state ohicinis came of their
own volition 10 urSe upon the Nd
ministratiVe Board what they conSid
cred a necessary step. Both DR.. VIII
liams and Dr freeman declared that.
So far as they can tell. the water
supply OF the city is pure at this tE!e.
but to prevent any recurrence OF tho
condition existing at the time the
coagu,atinG basin was cleaned and to
insure the city from the possibility of
typhoid Infection through the water.
they. advised the installation OF. the
plant.
Frccmnu suspects Water.
Dr. Freemtl. who is the typhoid ex
pert OF the state Department OF
Health ras asked the direct question
by one of the commissioners whether
or not hc had positive proof that the
city's water is contaminated.
81 cannot any BEYOND the shadow
of n doubt that the present OuthrcnlS of
tyllln,fd In RlchmOnd is attributable
20 Mn iinpurity OF the water system"
answered DIR. Freeman "but can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
WASHINGTON COURT
"SHOT UP"BY PRISONER

struck BY bullet. but the Judge
emerged from his haven without
scratch.
Stewart had been convicted recently
OF hoidinS up "a negro in a Washing
TON suburb last December. He had ap-
phed Tor probation as a first offender.
ana Judge Stafford had been hearing
the testimony of witnesses for and
against the applicant. Hawken. Given
ana Mofhtt. who were conducting the
prosecution. were seated near the boy,
VINO had been at liberty on bail The
Judge had barely uttered the last word
IN lassing sentence when the prisoner
began to shoot. The first shot was
aimed IN the direction of the prose-
cuiors. and just missed Hawken, who
ducked under the table. The next shot
went toward the jury box. and passed
dangerously near Detective Sergeant
Grants head. 1t struck Il wall and re-
bounded. falling near Justice Staffords s
bench. The third shot struck the CELL
ing.
y; the youth wheeled and faced the
nehch, Edwin Blaine n clerk in the
department of Agriculture. who had
'been witness for the state seized
the boy by the throat and carried him
TO the floor.
Courtroom Cleared.
BY this time the courtroom had been
nearly cleared of officials and spec.
tatcrs.
Stewart lay unconscious for several
minutes after being disarmed Later
he was removed to the ceilroom be-
Meath the courtroom.
Counsel for Stewart said the youth
was unbalanced as the result of read
inE cheap literature. Tho holdup for
which the boy was about to be SEN
fenced had many features of the dime
novel variety.
Tonight the boy Is in jail awaiting
trial or the charge OF shooting with
Intent to kill.
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shy this: after examining nil other
possible sources of general rontnminn-
ton and fniiinI 10 find anything sus-
plciouS. ! am driven To the conclusi,.n
thnf there I,nNc been Impurities In tiAs.
wnfcr supply. Thc reports of the
Water DEPARTMENTS chemist indIcutr
the presence of colon bnciIli in uunn-
ut! In tho Settling Hnsin~ during part
OF MnH. which IL OF Itself almost proof
thnt the water infected nj the
time OF the cisnnsin.; of the conSuInt-
Ing hnsin. Careful examination OF the
situation before this .nntfcr became
ruhiir led me to believe the wutcr re-
sp"nsibi~ for the typhoid"
DR.. Williams said:
"The wntcr supply or the city OF
Richmond IN under suspicion, aud ny
see II. tho best remedy To remove
the suspicion is to establish n hyno-
chioritc plnnt, which is n dcndly ger
micide ns far as tho colon bneIIII IN
concerned. The h4pOchIorltc treat
ment of water iS universally rpcoS-
nfzed nv n sure method of killing the
typhoid germ, aud the INSTALLATION OF
the plant here would he u messnse to
tho world that Ii there WINS amy tn
fcrtlon In the city water, IL IN now
wiped out"
Four New Typhoid Cases.
The opinions OF these two health
experts. recognized as. unpreiudiced
advisers. the recommendation of the
Mayor. and the discovery of four fresh
cases of typhoid fever I'M the city yes
terday, seemed to carry great weight
with the members of the board in In
huencinH them to see the advisab ability
or INSTALLING the hypochforitc plant.
NO deaths from typhoid have been re-
ported since last week The four new
cases reported are located as follows:
one I'm Swanaboro, one ut 2l4 East
Franklin street. one in Williams Street
and the fourth in South '.\llen street
While under examination by the
board, DIR. Freeman took Issue with
city Engineer Rolling over the latter's
statement that hypochloritc plants had
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to hold both of us. and II he con-
tinues to make these murd~rous MT
tacks upon me md my family, will
cut his throat like I would cut the
thront of butchers dog"
Ii wns mndc clear by other MEM
hers OF the bonrd TINT Captain Nc
Cnrthy's sentimcnts were not the
sentiments OF the board. The board,
however. ns n whole. feels very bit
ter that such criticism should have
hccn published.
shortly after the bonrd convened
Captain Mccarthy put n motion TINT
tho bonrd refused to consider.
HE THEN MOVED THAT SU-
PERINTI;NDENT DAVIS, OF THE
WATER DEPARTMENT. HE d.
RECTED by THE ADMINISTRA-
'rIVt: BOARD TO PUT BICHLORIDlI
or MERCURY INTO TIL: LABUR-
NUM- WAITER SUPPLY AND INTO
THE SPECIAL PIPE RUNNING INTO
THE NEW TIMES DISPATCH
BUILDING. =
Following this nc launched into
his dcnunciation of tho Brynn cs-
tate, which he declared hns been
using the money of IN honorcd man
for murder and nssnssin.
"WEAT WE NEED" HE SAID,
IL M'N.tMARA AND 4 QUANTITY
OF DYNAMITE. NO MORT: pATRIO-
TIC ACT COULD 81: DONE ny ANY
MAN THAN THE DYNhMITINt; OF
THE TIMES-DISPATCH BUILDING:
The Tfn,cs-Dispntch, under Its pro-
prirtorS md editors, is n niurdcrous
menace. No mnu Ia snfc from Its
scurrlious and IibcIous nttncls, hut
do not propose to submit to them.
81 consider that I have bccn shot
In the hnck. My wife nnd children
have been disErnccd, md before I
Will sec their lives ruined ! will tnkc
persOnnl means to forever end tho
career OF those who, towards TINT
they nrc, hide behind unsigned mr.
ffcies, nnd blnckcn the names OF
Richmond people"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-24
MCCARTHY, ADVOCATES
MURDER, DYNAMITE. AND
DEATH BY POISONING
In Official Capacity, at Meeting of Administrative
Board, Member Offers Resolution Insructng Superin-
tendent OF Water Department to Murder Occupants
OF Laburnum and The Times-Dispatch Building by
Placing Bichloride of Mercury in Water Pipes.

Tie Richmond Evening journal
yesterday printed tho following
which Captain McCnrthy Inter nd
mittcd to- he correct:
I'nbOrinE under the strc,s of rrent
emotion, Captain Carlton McCarthy.
when the Administrative Bonrd met
this morning, took the hoor on n
point of personal privilege nnd
hurled bitter dcnuncintion Mt the
proprictors md editors or The
Times = Dispatch. which yesterday
printed articles criticizing the board
for failure to accept Health Onicer
I.cvy's rccOmme endntious regarding
the purifying of tho city's winter
supply.
Efforts were nndc by other mem
bers of the bonrd to calm thcir
colleague. but their effort. seemed
only To inflnme Captain Mccarthy to
more terrible iuvectiyc
''fhc articles and editorial In yes-
tcrda!'S fimes-Dispatch nrc deIiber-
ntc lica," he shouted. pounding the
tnbie with his cicnchcd fist.
''rhcy were written by cow
nrdiy nsSnssin who WINS afraid to
sign hi" nnme 10 them. md I wish
Ia undcrstood TINT include the
editors and owners of The Times
Dispatch in my dcpuncintIon.
when articles arc written TINT
stay me nnd affect my wife md
children and written by mon who,
ns fnr nS ] know, mny he drunken
huIznrdS or absolutely Insane, then
proposc to put n stop to IL. I pro-
ponc to protect myself md my FINN
lily. do not Intend TO nllow nny
man to drnE my nnmc I'm the gutter.
II hive nlrcnhy warned John
Stewart Bryan. president of The
'Timcs-DiSpatch. He hns latter
written over my own signature. If
he continues in these ASSAULTS
these brutal. cownrdly, lying Mt
tnckS-upon me, then hc docs so mt
his own hnZnrd.
"Thc state will not Tic bIg enough
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
X x X i; X x x X !; x 4 4 4; i. 4:
X CITY NEWS. *
X K K X X X x X x !; x X X 4 x

Let your cereals be Oregon Wheat
ola and Graham.
Mrs. f. j. Craven of Dallas is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Tylersmith
Special dance tonight, armory hall
Klassy Kubs Klub Gents 75c, ladies
free.
r. A. Rinehart state land agent, is
back in his office at the state house
after an illness Of week,
Big celebration ball tonight at the
armory. isitors In the city invited
Gentlemen 75c; ladies free,
Meetings will be held at the city
mission at and at p. m. tomorrow
Everyone is cordially invited,
Parlor millinery. Hats made to or.
der and to fit the head and face
Prices right Elderly ladies hats O
specially, Mrs, Alice Bryngston, 60i
North Commercial, corner Division.
Is all "dollod up for celebration
Thousands are here and having the
time of their lives and the fragrance
Of the air, is due from the thousand,
smoking La Coronas Bon Tons, ant
Tashmoos, all the day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
THERE HAVE BEEN many com

THERE HAVE BEEN many COM
plants made to us of late by our
patrons using the German Bakery
bread and cakes, who have usked at
certain grocers for our products,
but received goods from other bak-
cries instead, and we kindly ask our
customers in such cases to phone
us Phone 961 or 0O3) and we will
promptly deliver our goods direct to
their residence. Aner April /, our
new up-to-date Salem Royal Bakery
plant at 2iO S. Commercial street
will be in operation and We will
then be able to produce the highest
and latest standard goods in our line
Of business, and will also be able to
compete with any bakery in this
state, The phone number in the
new plant will be Main 37S Gold
smith & Theuer, proprletors
3-15-3t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
KalsOmining g
Painting and decorating, Estimates
furnished; satisfaction guaranteed,
SMITH & COLLINS
Phone Main 1890,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN

do a general visiting and office
practice, treating both acute and
chronic diseases. / have many pa.
tients for asthma, dropsy, diseases Of
the heart and kidneys, gall stones
rheumatism, diseases of the skin and
nervous disorders.
| have cured dropsy in patients af.
ter they had been pronounced hopeless
by other able physicians,
have cured gall stones after emil
nent surgeons had said that an opera.
tion would be necessary to AFFORD re-
lief.
Office practices Cash.
II you need my help, l am at your
service.
DIR. l.. G. ALTMAN,
200 N. Liberty st.,
Phone: Main 147 Salem, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15

Buy your reed at the new lhlll. Our
price and process Of milling are right
Lenten entertainment and program
given next Monday at the st. Joseph's
hall by the w. c. o. f, Admission 1jc.
THE electric room that is attracting
SO much attention at the corner Of
State and Commercial streets, is fitted
up by the electric company The bed
room set is furnished by the Josse &
Moore Furniture Company.
Willard Mclnturff one Of william
cites law schools most popular stu
dents. was chosen captain Of Will
lamette Uniyersity's track team for
this season, at a meeting Of track
men held yesterday.
live in Salem. boost for Salem.
prefer Salem product Of 1t is as
good as others. Now to determine
this / will try the new mills flour
made in Salem Ask them for sam
pie sack,
Friends of the Salem Six O'clock
club will please take notice that the
meeting announced for next week will
no. be held, as DR.. Tamiesie cannot
be present,
Secretary of State Olcott and wife
have returned from a weeks vacation
at Newport ard other coast points.
The secretary was in his office this
morning He reports the most enjoy
able time for years.
District Attorney Walter II. Evans
Of Portland has requested Governor
West TO issue reQusiuon papers upon
the governor OF Missouri for the extra.
dItion to Oregon Of Lee Hunt wanted
in Mulnomoh county for embezzle.
mont.
Next Sunday at If q. m. the hun
dredth anniversary Of the birth Of
David Livingston is to be observed
with appropriate exercises by mem
bers Of the Sunday school, A pleasing
and instructive program may conf
IDENTIFY be expected Central Congre
gational church, Ferry and Nineteenth
streets.
The Y NJ, c. A. mlnstrels who Sc
successfully gave their show TO &
crowded house at the Grand theatre
on Wednesday evening, expect to max,
q trip to Albany a week from Monday
night The success Of the show has
been heard Of In the neighboring towi
and an invitation has been eXteded tn,
troupe to visit thcre.
| -------s-l-s-a-=
We manufacture hard wheat floul
Cherry CITY Mills
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 6 T r a
NORTHWESTERN NURSERY.

NORTHWESTERN NURSERY.
1876 S. oath st, Phone Main 141S
Large and complete stock. Peach and
prune trees 25 per cent discount, and
all other varieties of fruit, Evergreens
and so varieties of rose bushes. De-
livery to any part of this city,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
CANNOT HOLD OFFICE
HE HELPED CREATE

Attorney-General Crawford is of the
opinion that no member Of the state
legislature may accept a position as
county attorney. He so stated for pub
lcation today. 1t Is his declaration
that the constitution is prohibitiye of
any member of a legislative body ac-
ceptlng a lucrative position created by
that body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15

FOR Notwithstanding rooms
near city hall, 800 North High street
Phone 4. 3-12-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15
GENUINE CHICKEN TAMALES.

Wholesale and retail. Special for
weddings and parties. Call Main 204S
or come to Fred in front Of the Madi-
son. The first chicken tamale Fred
made in Salem, now you see them ev-
cry place. l bet $25 these are not
like Freds Tamales. You try one for
yourself. 2-12-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15

DAIRY RANCH IN TILLAMOOK-Get
Am in an invalid chair for life; will
trade my so acres, miles from
Beaver small 3-room house, barns,
young family orchards bearing; five
cheese factories within miles, one
quarter mile to school. Everybody
makes money in Tillamook." Will
sacrifice for only $1,000. Trade for
home of one or two acres, improved
Salem or small town. Write full
particulars. r. r. No. /, box IA,
Jefferson, Oregon. 3-15-2t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-15

FOR SALE-A new Columbia graphic
phone and 1886 Indestructible records
costing $3.50, for sale at only $S5.
Address Mrs. B. T. Swart, 115 North
High street, Salem. 3-15-6t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-03-22

n En- eI Denver Post de A. ciudad
de Denver. eetado de Colorado uno
'de los mas grandes diarios Anaerica-
nos y ds gran circulacion en- q pafs.
correApondIente Al 2S DE- Febrero,
1918. aparece publicada ca 81 prime
r. plana una caricatura de Setanas
|aflentro de las regiones iafernales es-
'cribi6ndole una carta al General VIC
toriano Huerta, actual presidents pro
visional de Mexico, ID cual lee como
sigue:
Los Infiernos, Febrero Is. 1919
eAl General Huerta, Mexico.
mi Querido General: Le dirijo
6sta Ell humilde reoonocimiento do
su gran taIento y superioridad para
|poder gobernar en- los negocioe del
inferno. Tenga Ia bondad de des-
Gender para acd to1nar mi luear.
10 aguardo.