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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
\ COMPLIMENT TO MIR. KITCHIN.
New York Tribune Rep.l

MI Kitchin. charman OF the ways and means COM
nitee to be congratulated his presentation
Of the eight billion dollar bill 1t fair and
large and sound At point he stated the whole
in principle. 1t fifth quarter a third
the bill that should be paid by taxes, he
said. all that possible; and the limit of taxa
tion should be only the impossible.
SO we believe So think every believes who
deeply question the dangers that
up imitation proceeds. Borrowing tends pro-
imitation. 1t be helped Taxation tends
check imitation and keep down the of the
THE type OF congressman that missed chance
flibuster extinct" the Washington
The star qualifying expression with about" must
have had in mind Sen. Weeks of Massachusetts who
still the But still since his shipping
board flbuser held up the Countrys shpbuiding pro-
years-New York World
Rep. Fess OF Ohio, who sers that republican con-
gress is essential war to the finish" would be
better bile TO audience the American people
would only overlook the fact that is the republican
party which has enOmination Sen. Norris of
Nebraska.-New York Herald
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
OCTOBER ,. 1913.
GERMANYS PEACE LEAGUE

GEKMAN1 = FEACE LEAtIOE.
It is extremely edifying find Germany solemnly
proposing maintain world peace.
The plan put by Matthias Erzberger Leader
IL the CSntrst party the reichstag There is little
doubt that ne is the mouthpece of the government
or Chancellor Hertling himself, a recent ad-
dress the reiehsag suggested same policy which
srzgerger outlines in detail.
There is be a group of world powers. banded to-
gether federation permitting each to retain its
autonomy, but using the combined power all TO
make members behave themselves prevent outsiders
rom making trouble There a court Of arbltra-
on to whose verdicts every member must submit.
There is to be reduction Of armament Armies and
==savies % be used only for policing purposes
This is precisely what the allies been planning
ver since they attained unity and purpose
their against German aggression. Tt is what
he United States has been urging for years 1t
sprest Wilson is demanding as the first duty of the
peace conference the close Of the war 1t is un-
eioubtediy the thns that will be done in order
insure that there shall repetition Of this
war, but it is all plain that Germany is going
have anything with it, especially the Germany
zof today yesterday II be new Germany Of
omorrow If at ALL
Herr Erzberger is transparently trying to steal the
lilies thunder and juggIe Germany place of
leadership in the system He has the audacity to
prescribe the charter membership federation It
1 10 consist Of Germany. France Great Britain the
nited States and Russia Others might be admitted
3 ater but these the only powers mentioned
Germany the head Of world peace federation
his indeed is sublime subject for contemplation,
Germany. the militaristc and criminal nation Of
recorded history her hands stained with blood OF
d incounted millions her pockets stuffed with the
treasure of ruined nations her leaders still
inpunished for their sins. showing repent
anoe or thought OF restitution posing imperial
Prince Of Peace" to lead the world the way of
Righteousness, As Aremus Ward to say This is
mulch"
There Is already in existence a league to enforce
peace. The allies constitute that league It's present
xpurpose is crush Germany. master-crimnaI as
he necessary prerequisite Of establishing its bene-
heent system solid and lasting basis It is quite
capable OF doing its and laying its future plans
without any impertnent help from the Hun
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
THE CANNING VICTORY.

The magnitude OF our canning victory continues to
along with purely military victories. It
ed like ambitious objective that the department
Of agriculture the canning
-150oO 600 600 quarts Of fruits and vegetables TO be
put for winter reported that this huge
total will be surpassed That about IS quarts
family. which is undoubtedly the highest average
attained for decades
There so percent increase this year the number
Of firms that manufacture supplies for the canning
There is increase of % percent in the
tity canning equipment sold demand for rubber
for fruit jars has 800 percent last
year.
1t is OF the most successful Of voluntary
war achievements 1t helps literally win the war,
by conserving quantities food other
wise would have spoiled, by providing plentiful
supply Of food during the and releasing other
foodstuffs to send allies, and by holding down
food prices and enabling put of our money
into loans
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
THE MELTING POT
~Con,e Take Pot Luck With Us"
LITTLE BIO BBIES PA.
BY VILLA IN r. Kirk.

/ was talking % a Irishman today.
sed Pr. wen he calm hoam last mite.
We had quite a argument.
supPoas it was about Hoam
Rule sed Ma
No. sed Pa, it was about that
CRATE Genral. Mister Mangin Ny
friend Casey sed ne was Irish, sed
Pa. he sed the Genrars rite naim
was McGinn. / sed No. 4 that is
how the argument began.
You are in big bizness argying
about a mans naim on a hot day
like this, sed Ma ! shud think YOU
& yure Irish friend cud find sum-
thing moar noabler 10 do.
That is what ] toald him. sed Pa.
but he wud argue. l doant see how
peepul git that way, sed Pa. I
deesest arguments myself & newer
have one wen l can git out OF it
have often notised that. sed Ma.
WITCH one OF you won the argu-
ment?
1t was a draw, sed Pa We both
thOt the saim wen we FINISHED as
wen we started. MeGinn. Ha. Ha.
SEQ Pa. The mans naim is Mangin
& the c is silent, sed Pa. But Casey
wasent silent, sed Pa, you cud have
herd him talk a block away.
You are a CRATE old bird. sed Ma.
getting all worked up oaver a naim.
Why dident you leeve it to a police
man? sed Ma.
We left il 70 three CD poleece.
sed pa, but thay all sed Casey was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
THE AIRCRAFT POOL.

The signs that pooling Of the aviation resources
OF Britain France Italy and the United States
being effected by Asst Sec'y of War John ID. Ryan.
who is in London. How far coordination may be
carried is clear. Jdt the chances that IL will
develop along the line of specialization, in which
beginning mad already been made II each country pro-
duces quantity what it produce best each work
ing the Others there would be increased economy
of all around with ampler results. The present
situation in air service seems TO have been
summarized in announcement made this week by the
department. Americ. has built 1,200 De-
Haviland planes which being successfully used on
the Lorraine and 5000 Liberty motors, not TO
1850 engines and $500 planes for training
purposes. While this is hardly than good be-
ginning, for the heavy bombing planes not yet in
quantity production the of aircraft troubles
have been passed. Before spring comes the
airplane program will doubt very far advanced
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

rite. I mite have known IL beefoar
we left IL 10 them, sed Pa.
Well. sed Ma, whatever his Main
is he seems to be. sum leeder.
Yes, indeed, sed Pa He is using
many Of them tack-ticks witch ]
used to use aggenst the Injuns in
the West. sed Pa. Creep up & soak
EN-. sed Pa. Sneek up & choke EN-
That was the way 7 put them out
OF Dizziness in the Golden West, Pa
sed.
1t is too bad you cant see this
Mister Mangin & put him on the
rite track, sed Ma.
may be oaver thare yet. sed
Pa. You newer can tell. Doan't
cry. deerest, sed Pa. We must all
maik sackrifses.
wasent crying. sed Ma. was
laffing.
At what are you lafhng at? SEQ
Pa.
At yure trip across the bound
ing pillows. sed Ma. I can jest see
you Citing into ackshun along
with your friend, General McGinn
sed Ma.
Mangin. sed Pa Not McGinn.
Not eether on, I guess, sed Ma.
I doant thing you wud be abel to
talk off all that over weight o.
yures. sed Ma, inside Of three
years. & surely by that time the
Germans will be crushed by Cen
eral McGinn
Mangin, sed Pa.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
MORE APOLOGIES DUE!
Indianapolis Times.)

There probably will be considerable weeping. wa4i-
gnashing OF teeth in certain partisan quarters
none notable than right here in indianapolis
over report OF the department OF justice nvest
gators absolvng the men in charge OF the Hog Island
shipyard Of charges OF graft and huge prohttaking
While the obstructionist press knocking the Hog
island officials they continued saving wood" and
day there stands monument 20 Yankee ingenuity and
Ia Dor where once was swamp.
IL would 10 the the fence that here is
another occasion for apologies from the knockers
just OF the detractOrs Of the depart
ment and ne secretary Of war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

There IS general impression that AN the conductors
OF American symphony orchestras have been confined
In nternment camps dangerous aliens There is con-
siderable for this impression. that
most OF the. tngusheG opponents of musical Sutur
that formerly shed their Teutonis light on our be-
nighted land have had 20 be penued up keep them
from spreading nun propaganda. and aiding abet-
ting the manifestation of perddy aud crime that
Germany expects her musicians Tess than her
diplomats
Let forget then. that there is a notable ex-
cepton Walter Damro~ch OF The New York symphony
orchestra a German born in Germany. is in France
serving the American cause TO the best Of his large
3 buity. spring and Volunteered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

and generosity are in the ascendant.
AS the war goes on the need Of
these great-virtues will increase. but
also and alas! the opportunity for
profteering will augment and un-
less some check is placed upon it
we will all feel the pinch of the
profteering greedy claw. We must
back up the government in its work
but we should also chara cterize
clearly and strongly our hatred of
the robber no matter where he may
be found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

An English newspaper calls the kaisers heir-appar
Half Crown Prince" Altogether compli-
menary, A halfcrown is worth twice much 30
cents Wen stick 70 Clown Prince" with "Hot-Air-
A pparent' for variety
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
TOO SCARED.

Most of the Turkish army couldn't
think of the Turkish equivalent for
''kamerad," so they broke and ran
for Stamboul
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
GEORGE ID. BEROTH.

Lawyer, is now located in Suite
224-226. Farmers Trust Bldg Home
phone SSH; Bell 753.-Advt. $685.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

Turkey the tail of the German snake is still wag-
ging little, but the will down.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
$17.00
Dresses

Again for Interurban Day we offer
Dresses in TaffetaS and SatinS-JerSey
Dresses and Serge Dresses at the special
Si7 price.
A wonderful collection of newly ar
rived models in sizes for the women and
misses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

A large assortment of new models in
Serge, PoplinS, GabardineS and Mixtures
in snappy high wasted models-in plain
and tailored models is offered for Inter
urban Day at SIS.
In Taupe, Brown, Navy and Black
All sizes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

only Assoeisasd Morning Northern indiana
and on5 International News Services In
beath Bend-Two Leased Wires and Night
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
In alemdn fu6 deteni=
do como enemigo
%peligroso

NUEVA YORK, Julio l.-Wilhclm
Won De G~reenkamp, que estaba en-
Dleado como cajcro en- e. Restaurant
Pabst. en- Columbus Circle, ha sido
arrehcndido e internado en- la Car
eel de Ia Gale Raymond. en- Brook
.iyn, como un peligroso eXtranjero
enemigo. FL padre de G~rcenkamp
.fuG un captain en- el Ejercito ale
man V suS dos hermanos St hallan
.prestando sus servicios en- Ia Mari
ma alemana. Segun declare Mr.. Ru-
fi5 W. Sprague, Jefe del Departa-
mento de Extranjeros Enemigos, en-
el edificio Federal. ell detenido es
tambien I'm marine eXperto.
Won do Greenkamp confes0 ser
Suhdito aleman Y su a~lianza al Kai-
ser Y declare que su padre era un
noble aleman que poseia un Castillo
en- Oldenburg. Por amor a las aven-
turas, de Greenkamp aband6 su ca
sa paterna cuando contaba solo ire
ce amos de edad Y desde entonces
ha ~navegado por los siete mares Y
dado la vuelta al mundo en- barcos
de vapor Y veleroS. Antes de la que
IRA, Fon de Greenkamp desempena-
ba IN puesto como official en- ell Va
por "SchleSwig," de la Inca North
German Lloyd. a Ia fecha, cuenta
veintisiete amos de edad Y segGn di-
10, vive en- la casa numero 81 de
IA Gale Cincuenta Y cinco al Orien-
tie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
PlDEN AYUDA PARA UNAS FIES
TAS PATRIAS.

MEXICO, JUNO 29.-La Junta Pa
tri6tica del pueblo de Dolores Hidalgo
Sc ha dirieido en- atento oficio al 60
bierno del Distrito Federal, solicit
tando que este contribuya a la orga-
nizaci0n de los festejos parti6ticos
que Sc preparan en- ell citado pueblo
para conmemorar durante ell pr6ximo
deciseis de Septiembre Ell 1OS AMI
versario de Ia proclamation de Ia In
dependencia Mexicana.
Al mismo tempo Sc le suplica al
gobierno del Distrito que nombre a
una persona para que tome partici-
pic en- Ia organization de las mismas
f~ieStas, las que Sc pretende que sean
mas lucidas que en- amos ~anteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Actua|idades extranjeras
(Viene de la ga. Pag.)

Kilometres la iona de acci0r efec-
tiva. Aun Sc esta eXtendiendo mas y
con ell empleo de la ~telegraf'a sin
hilos sus limites seran ensanchados
infinitamenta mas. Estes seran otros
tantos factories que contr;bu;ran a
darnos Ia ventaja Y los cuales
es necesario que tengamos en- cuen-
ia.
Francia no tiene, pues, mas que
un solo canine que seguir: CONT
nuar desarroliando su aviacion de
bombardeo V llevar despiadadamcnte
su guerra de destruction mas y mas
leios cada dia dentro de Alemania-
q La era de las represalias propia-
mente tales ha terminate va. Seria
I'm error Greer que los pueolos enc
migos no tratan de eXplotar, por me-
dio de la aviaci6n, mas cue los fac
torres de intimidation Y que 10 que
pretenden hacer es I'm jucgo de nj
nos en- ell que los mas fuertes Sc con
formaran con victorias de amor pro-
pic.
En- realidad, los pueblos Sc apor-
dan con una arma cuyos te-
rribles efectos van a pesar EN- ell
sangriento combate cuerpo a cuerpo
en- cue Sc debaten.
10 nos importa saber ST., en- los
albores de esta guerra fnriosa, las
probabilidades estan a favor del enc
migo a pesar de la superioridad de
nuestra aviaci0n nj 81 estamos eX-
puestos a recibir mayor numero de
golpes de los que podamos dar. Els
%necesario tan solo, prepararse a ne
rir, llevar la. guerra aerea con una
despiadada resolution con ell unico
prop5sito de hacer pesar sobre ell
enemigo Ell maximum de sufrimientos
morales Y :~nateriales siguiendo la
misma tactica que 81 ha seguido
con relacion a nosotros. S6lamente
a los %jugadores tenaces les aconte-
&c e. hacer que Gamble la forma en-
que esta dando ell juego y formar la
suerte.
va hemos eNpuesto aqui mismo
Ia brillante ~situacion a que ha sido
eNavada nuestra artilleria de bonn
bardeo en- unos cuantos meses. Su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Madame Foch ha a
ceptado un pues=
to honorario

NUEVA YORK. Julio I'm las
Oficina, generates del Comite para
o Reparto gratis de leche a los sol
dados. Sc recibi6 aver noticia de que
Madame Foch. D Q del Comandan-
70 on .Jefe de los Ejercitos Aliados,
General Fernando Foch, Ia acepta-
DO 81 nombramiento de P-esid"nta
ho~Goraria del citado Comite en- Fran
cia. V Que "a BaroneSa de Beauve-
fer, ha convenido en- fungir de Sc
cretaria del m~encionado Comite en-
Francia.
Numerosas solicitudes para el en-
VIC de leche Sc han estado recihien-
do en- Ell Comite Frances, segnn di-
&c IN mensaje de Ia Princesa de
Polk, u es la p~residcnta activa del
citado grupo.
La Princess dice que Ia .scaSez
de leche es tan Aguda I ciertos dis
tritos, que muchos n!nos estan re
cibiendo como alimentoS, una pinta
10 leche IAN solo al dia, V ESQ uni
ramente los de diez meSes,
nues los mayores de eSa edad rec!-
ben una cantidad menor.
la Princesa manifesto ademas
nue ma recibido numerosoS pedldos
de leche en- polvo Y condensada del
Asilo de Militares tuberculosis y de
Ia Sociedad de Carload Maternal,
cuyas existenciaS de csc producto
yon tan limitadaS. cue los ninos son
alimentados con leche tan solo unos
cuantos meseS. Agrega Ia Princesa
que Ia Institution encarece que Sc
le snministre sufieiente leche para
poder dar alimento a los rinos bajo
tai dieta, siquiera hasta que cuenten
ounce meSeS de edad.
Tambien Sc han recibido urgen-
tes s~olicitudes dc leche en- polvo Y
~condensada de los refugiadoS de Ar
Seche V el Alto Loire, asi come del
distrito de Puy de Dome.
"Deseo expreSar mis- mas since
a gracias Y profunda gratitud a
todos los que estan hacienda algo
Dor mi pals" dice Is PrinceSa en-
su mensaje. "Es tan hermoso pensar
que ell pueblo de los EStados UnjdoS
esta hacienda TODD 10 que esta en-
su poder, para lograr que IA Esta-
tua de Ia Libertad lance sus lumino-
sos destellos a traves del mundo en-
tero, sin importarles el costo de esa
obra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Hubo un robo en- 81 Tcatro Ideal.
iPasa a la ga. Col 1a.)


desarrollo Sc prosigue de acuerdo
con ln%struciones precisas que item
den al transporte dc una mayor IAN.
tidad de explosives Y hacia la OBJ
tenci0n de I'm radio de acci5n me-
yor, es decir, hacia n mayor inten-
sidad de la accion aerea v iacia SUI
propagation mas Y mas %lejana.
Toda nuestra aviaci6n de bombar
dec puede, de an dia para otro, 8,
el interes Sc despierta, llevar sus
e~sfuerzos del campo de batalla en- Ell
Norte de Francia a las agrupacio-
mes industriales del Oeste de Ale
mania.
La Capital de Francia Sc cue
ira al ~alcance del canon aieman.
sc entiende. Pero no faltan ciuda-
des francesas que puedan recibir,
cualquiera noche, la sorpresa de
despertarse a causa del ronquido de
los motores franceses.
Para clio no Sc necesita mas que
ell que NJ. ~Clemenceau levante ell
dedo menique.
Henri ALAN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Los comerciantes ven por u
interescs.

: De tai ha tornado incre-
mento en- esta localidad Ell rateris-
mo y en- tai forma Ia policia Sc ha
manIfestado Incompetence para poner
un hasta aqui a los amigos de 10
aJeno. que un grupo de comercian-
ties veracruzanos Sc reunio aver en-
Ia Camara de Concrete para discu-
tir 10 relative a Ia formation de TN
cUerpO de policia especial que Sc de-
dicara a cuidar las casas de CO.
mercio, que constara de cincuenta
r!azas Y que sera e~quipado, armada
Y pagado por cuenta de los mismos
concentrates.
Estos calculan que ell sosteniimen-
to de dicho cuerpo les costara una
regular suma mensualmente, pero
prefieran este a estar a MERGED de
los ladrons a toda bora.
Conferencia de YiIlaespesa
Manana tendra verificativo en- Ell
Teatro Principal Ia primera confe-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
OTRO CREDITO DE GUERRA ALE.
MAN.

AMSTERDAM, Julio 4.-Un tele-
grama Ge Berlin dice que hoy So ore
sento en- ell Reichstag IN proyecto pa
"a IN nuevo credito de guerra. Dor Ia
slma de ounce mil millones de mar
eos, Y que debe ser cu5ierto por en-
prestitos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Ayuntamiento cue destruye.

Los veciros de la villa dc Guadalu-
pc Hidalgo han ~presentado una queja
ante Ell gobierno del Distrito, hasala
en- que por disposition del Presiden-
tie del Ayur :amiento de Ia referida
Villa. So eSta procedieado a la tala
de arholes de todos los jardines de a
qucl lugar, MEDIA que. perjudica V
afea grandemente los par1ues que
hasta hoy habbian sido cuidados con
esmero.
Los ~quejosos agresan que la ma
dera que Sc SAGA de los muchoS arbo.
les cue estan siendo talados, es VEN
dida a una compania maderera
esta establecida en- esta capital.
Parece quqe Ell gobierno del Distri-
to le hara IN cxtranamiento al Pre-
sidente Municipal que en- tai forna
procede.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08

rencia sobre temas %lIterarios, de Ia
serie de elias que Sc propone dar en-
esta localidad ell bardo espanol Fran
cisco Villaespesa.
Las ~localidades han sido distri-
buidas entire las principales familias
dc la localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Renunciaron los EdileS
al aurnento de sueldoS
Los cOmerciantes fOrmaran III
cuerpo de policia especial

VERACRUZ, JUNO 30.-Sagun
Sc infOrmo en- anterior corresEon-
dencia, los senore3 municlpes del
Avuntamiento de este puerto reso!-
vieron en- reciente session aumentar-
Sc sls sueldos a la suma de tres
cientos pesos mensuales, ~acordando
igualmente que ell sueldo del Presl-
dente fuera de seiscientos.
Este acuerdo, tan luega como fue
del dominic publico cause tan NAL
efecto, cue en- todos los circulos no
Sc hablaba de otra cosa que de Ia
actitud de los municipes, GuieneS,
viendo las angustiosas condolences
en- que Sc encuentra el erario NUM-
cipal. Sc servian o la cuchara
grande, como Sc dice vulgarmente.
La prensa de esta l%ocalidad, aun-
que en- su mayoria Is amiga de los
senores ediles, en- esta vez no pudo
mnos que enderezarlcs una repri-
menda, y todas estas protestaS han
hecho que los miembros del Ayun-
tamiento renuncien ell aumento de
sueldo que va habian decretado en-
su favor, manifestandolo en- esa for
ma en- un escrito que han dirigido
al Congreso del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-08
Un periods a
hiriol a I'm militar

TAMPICO, lamps, Julio Been
jamin Fermap. director de un sema-
mario que Sc publica en- este puerto
con ell nombre de Gel Te~colote", hi
rio aHtier con proyectil de pistola
al captain carrancista Jose Saltaris,
GespuGs de haher sostenido con el Una
G.3cusl6n que primero fuG amistosa y
fue agriandcse hasta llegar a IN fuer-
te disgusto.
Cuando Ia dlsputa lego hasta Ian
Zarse los interlocutores adjetivos de-
nigrantes, el captain cogi0 un guija-
FRO Y Sc 10 lanzo al p~eriodista, d quien
hirio en- un carrillo.
Indignado entonces ell p~eriodista,,
echo mano de la pistola que llevaba
Y Ia disparo sobre SUI contrincante, O.
casionardoIe d este una herida, aun-
que no de gravedad, en- IN music.
Los rijcsos fueron cond lcidos al
hospital para SUI curacion Y seran lue-
go consignados a la autoridad compe-
tente.
Hubo un robo en- el Tcatro Ideal.
. Anoche, durante Ia representation
que Sc hacia Ell ell Teatro Ideal, dos
rateros sc irtrodujeron en- el cameri-
del artista Miguel Silva, apode-
randose de toda Ia ropa que ell artista