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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
HUMoR OF THE DAY

When the wines in. the wits outG said the ready-made philosopher. {.
 Its fact" reolied Uncle Bill Bs6- tletop "but, ies' the same. orohibitiGa isn't keeping a large amount of foSif 'shness from bein' talked. d."-Washirgg ton Star. 4es lE
 Didn't you say old MT. wadleigh lad turn forsthrift?s z
 It's worse than that. It's a gift.'sT
 Why. he can take a dollar out sas his pocket and tell you what it will be doing 20 years from now."-Birming- ham Age Herald
 An optimistic Colorado farmer, on seeing some clouds floating by. re- marked: Well. T. guess we are gofaa to have some rain9
 "Aw!" said his pessirnistic neighher an ex-railroad man; "these are jGat empties coming back from Iowa. '.N 2Nk New Haven Register. <
 Son, didn't I,teH you it was too late in the season to go in swimming
 But, dad" S~'
 Don't tell me lie. young man. Your hair is still wet" sS
 Honest dad. I just sp,ashea 2round. -Detroit Free Press i
 T want explained the particular woman at the butchers, some meat without bone or gristle' <,
 The butcher indicated piece >Gt beef. tt ss
 "oh no fat. please she added. 2t
 John. shouted the shopman. "brihs across the eggsni-Houston Post. x
 What has become of. the man wso used to tell us how anybody could ge, rich raising chickens?" Sss T guess" said Farmer Corntosspf he was switched around and is maktA a fortune out O plans for seliin, chick, | en feed to the people he started raisin | chickens. Washington Star. q
 "So you are just back from Eng | land" ..
 "Yes. and terribly disappointed.' z
 What happened 2" ..e- ff
 T have always thought Englandf ]: romantic country and none of ftf! sports more picturesque than Bl | hunting" -N,
 "Well?" ~a
 T saw an English squire followias his pack in f1ivver." -Birminghan | Age Herald,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
NEW CATTLE LAW ...rg
 SOON IN EFFECT

Dr. John T. Bla *, commissioner Of public health, CaL.S Commissioner. James M. Wittlesey and Dairy. aadt Pure Food Commissioner thomas Holt have had a conference in rg><rence to the enforcement of the law wi-.>h goes into effect January in regard tS the sale of cattle which have reacted to the. tuberclin, test. :
 It was passed at the last session of the general assembly and provides that no tuberclin shall be, kept or offered for sale after that date esss cept on a written permit obtained from the cattle commissioner, and all sales of tuberclin shall be reported to the commissioner on forms pro- cidea by him. The results of tn- bercIin tests must also be reported to the commissioner. The second sections states that no person shall trade or otherwise dispose of any COW that has been known to have reacted so,. the tubercln test except into a herd, of quarantined cows The quarantine provides that no dairy products from the herd shall be used unless prop erly pasteuriZed. x5,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
KALEIDOSCOPE

The Fiji Islands include about 2s6s islands, of which some 80 are inhabit-s ed. The main island is Viti Bevu, ons which Suya, the capital, is situated;s but there are others of importance,s such as Vanua Levu, Taveuni, Kan-s davu. Ovalau and the Yasawas ands bau groups. f4tss Y
 American contracting companies may be interested in biiding on tul -e hel project on the Antioquia railway. in Colombia. The tunnel, which IS eos extend through the La Quiebra moun-v tain, will be 3.760 meters, or approH-s mately 12.250 feet. in length, with the. cost estimated by the department off Antioquia engineers at g 100000 gold B
 The return of Aisace and; Lorraiaes brought back to, France more .cottons spindles than had been put out by the: war. The German market forrnerIvs served by these mills being unavailahfes under present conditions. there 4iss actually a potential surplus of cottons goods. Molhouse. in Alsace, is a graats textile center. ,withifactories that makes some of the worlds finest textile ma-S chinery.
 One of. thermost interesting exhibits at the British Dairy association shows is a four-roem cottage. scomplete, withs large entrance khall, carriage paid tos the nearest freight station, priced ats s875 The house is made of asbestos-s compound of asbestos and cement-s and the manufacturers describe 1t asSs ''weatherproof. ratproof and damp-s proof" A charming little week end 2 cottage of two rooms is offered at ss75. ss Vice Consul Blocker of Piedras Ne-s gras Mexico. has been informed that as local banking house, with capital ofs 1.O00,O resos. is to be established int
 Piedras Negras by an association com nosed of several capitalists in Torreor, { Toahuila. Mexico. and San Antonio.s , Tex. The bank proposes to finances
 ihe farmers in the district of the Rios | Grande and Mnnclova. so that the i Iarra tracts of land can be planted in | +J,a nornipo
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
INVESTIGATING MUTINY
 ON TRANSPORT AMERICA

New York, Dec. 22-Two petty off, ficers and nine members of the crew of the United States army transport
 America, charged with mutiny on the high seas and other crimes, faced an official investigation today on board
 the ship at her pier at Hoboken. Six
 other members of the crew are report
 ed to be in the transports hospital suffering from gunshot wounds re-
 ceiye6 during the mutiny or in fights.
 Unofficial reports said the trouble was
 fomented by an l. W. w. agitator.
 When the America docked yester
 day, after having landed the United States peace delegates at quarantine Saturday night, the accused men were taken ashore in irons and the
 s-o~v oF the mutiny. reading some thing like those of the old days when
 in part. It is charged that the men s ,,,-y -.--ll seu, ..0 4>..se s-.4 snip MltnOut [ permission. let the fires die out im- perilled her safety by cutting the electric lights committed petty
 robberies frightened women passeng CTS and gambled in defiance of the 1 officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
Norwich Distributors for Harvard Ginger AeJames E.

ing section for the alumni at the two big football games netX fall. About 20 of the recent alumni have started g. move to establish a graduate cheering section, to wnich every graduate shall be allotted one ticet. Those of the alumni making use of the section would be able to give vent to their en- thusiasm and could cheer and sing themselves hoarse, with the true fen' ing that they were accomplishing something, to ne!p .ne tee.hI ,.4-.. .i stead of making curious outsiders wonder just what sort of institution they had escaped from. One of the grads suggests that since the senate mas "bevoed' the country the inspira- tiop for isolated cheering in portal g is lacking. It is estimated the gradu- at e4l-ec-Ing section would number 1000 to ]. 800 men.
 NrolNourne Inman, the billiard champion, announces that he is ready
 av da ynls3yer in the world l 500 points start in 16,0o0 up for stake of $500 up to $2.500 side. Nobody is barred and if all respond they can be accommodated in turn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
-- l-- =- POETRY
THE WIDE. OPEN SPACES.

THE WIDE OPEN SPACES. G The hot September sun shone down oh
 the wide and peaceful bay. Where the mighty fleet of England i&
 wariike grandeur lay, = With its lines, Of black mouthed cannoH 4 and it's ere wof 'white-cappe&
 men.
 staunch as the Jolly Jen. s But Marian. fair Marian. she had nc thought. of fear x As she leaped into the saddle with q.
 loud and ringing cheer. : And then gave spar and rode away
 across the heatherY plaini aaass:S@ And then turned round her palfrey,
 and rode pack home again. --..- What. then of the road to Mandalay.
 and the boy with the twisfsl And other things men read about. brt seldom or never seer x
 and the ioilers in the town z
 Give up their, work with troubled
 look. and, thinking. sit thRFn And dream of him with his caravan. .>SSs he tolls the sandy way z With, one bond folded behind him and the other folded before, N Ana both of then folded toeether Sas they were in the days3of yoreM
 So peace to the troubled spirit peanHe to the thea wing breast 4r Peace to the Chinese thunder thfHs that rises in the West. E1 | For the true-born ncet cares naue6t fa- sense, and needs not tide nor 1 time, E. As long as Ia ~,alsos hie meters msSt and 2 fairly snassahle rhyme. S- -Osnar II. Lear. in the New Yoza'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23

automobile could not be driven for ward or backward, four bandits de serted the car, in which was their victim, whom they had beaten and robbed and escaped after a battle with a city enploye.
 Tl,i, 01e' 7d~o -~a+,o n'ir~- f0llowed two payrool robberies in which s2,Ooo WAS vp.e-IilNu ny .4e DandliS.
 Peter J. Wiebel, the bridge tender, started to raise the bridge when he saw the automobile approaching with three of the occupants beating their victim, Ernest Heildmaier, own CT of a stone yard, whom they had held up.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
BRONZE MEDAL FOR 10000
 COLUMBIA WAR VETERANS

New York, Dec. PA bronze medal commemorating the achievements of the 10000 Columbia men who served in the war was received today by President Nicholas Murray Butler, of Columbia University, from Lucien Poincare, vice rector of the Universi- fly of Paris. Similar medals will be presented to other universities in this and other allied countries. The medal personifies science in the service of right.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
Two Teams Tied in Basketball League

gate and Massachusetts Agricultural, College will not play against Dart mouth next year. Newcomers on the schedule are Holy Cross. Syracuse ard Tufts. The game with Brown will be played at Boston on Nov. 20. The schedule follows:
 Sept. 25, open: Oct. 2, Norwich Uri- versity at Hanover; g, Penn State at State College; Is. Holy Cross at Han : over; 25, Syracuse at Hanover; so, Tufts at Hanover; Nov. 6. Cornell at New York; 13. University of P P-nasy'- vania at Philadelphia: 20. Brown at Boston,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
SPORTING NOTES.

On the Rhine, 2.O9 s-4. a 6 year old trotting stallion campaigned by Walter R. Cox in the Grand Circuit last year. has been sold by A. H. Merrill, Dam vers, Mass, to Edward Hadley, Glas- gow, Scotland. #
 If the plans of a group of Yale grad uates materiaiize there will be a cheer
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
BENNY LEONARD AWARDED
 DECISION OVER ARELS

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. 22.-Benny Leon ard. lightweight champion of the world, gained a newspaper decision to- night over Jack Abels, local welter- weight. in ten rounds of fast box ing. Leonard gave an exhibition of speed and cleverness that outdid any thing Abels had to offer.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
LODoUx UNABLE TO MEET PAT MOORE FRIDAY NIGHT

London, Dec. 22.-Charles Lodoux, bantamweight champion .pugilist of Europe, is suffering form an attack of bronchitis and will be unable to meet Pal Moore, the American boxer. Fri day night. Eugene Criqui a French bantam, has been engaged to take LedouXs place against Moore.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
pARTMoUTH's FOOTBALL
 SCHEDULE NEXT YEAR

Hanover. N. H., Dec. 22.-The Dart mouth college football schedule for next year, announced tonight by Graduate Manager H. G. Fender, con- tains eight games, with one date still open Of this years opponents. Col
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
Basketball at Baltic.

The Baltic Aces in a one sided game defeated the Roughnecks by score of 2s to at the Baltic gym on Monday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
BANDITS HAD BATTLE WITH
 A CITY rEMPLOTE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 2O.-Trapped on :; raised leafe of the Baseule bridge spanning the river at Ethroo} street in such a manner that the:i
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23

By defeating the Daredevils of Taft vile oy a score of 46 to at Baltic on saturday evening the Baltic Bantams o.eAed up the standing in the Junior Basketball league. The Daredevi's ha. e uefeated the Bantams once at the beginning of the season. but saturday light game made the series between these ,wto teams even. The Bantams and the Daredevils have not each won four games and lost one.
 Saturday nights game was a. one sided affair, the Bantams literally sweeping the Taftville boys off their feet. and it was not until the last two minutes of play that the Daredevils were able to cage basket
 The lineups:
 R.n4.ns DaredeviIs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
Greb Has Shade on Turner.

Philadelphia, Dec. 22.-Harry Greb the Pittsburgh middleweight, had the edge on Clay Turner. New York, in g slow six rond bout here tonight. Greb was the aggressor throughout the fight s1{.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
Oaredevils.

Field goals. Flynn l. foul, Lemleux l; total, 3; field goals, Bantams. Cote 4, Ellison z, Firth 6. Swanson $, total 2S:l 46 to 8; time. 20minute halves referee, Sullivan; scorer. Heibel timer. Murphy; fouls missed, Lenieux 3, Cota 1. Ellisan 1.
 The standing:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23

The selection of Joshua Willis Alexander. of Gallaton, Mo. as Secretary of Commerce to succeed William c. Redfeld, gives Missouri two places in the Cabinet. The other Missourian is David F. Hous- ton, Secretary of Agriculture. Mir. in Congress since 1904. He became chairman of the Committe on Mer- chant Marine and Fisheries when the Democrats gained control of Congress in 1910, and in that ca pacity has drafted many laws now on the statute books.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
sINN FEfNRS ELECTED %,%
 BY JERSEY CITY POLICE

Jersey City, N. j.. Dec. 22.-P ofice i. elected forty men and women Sim Fein sympathi1ess fro.H the Secolfd Presbyterian church Eere tonight whe.l they tried to break Up an anti
 Sim Fein meeting. The iatrc5crs waved an Irish flag rad shouted
 Three cheers for. Ireland ,ss s.e,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
MORAN KNOCKS OUT BURKE

Next games: Bantans vs. Ramblers; White Sox vs. Daredevils.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
STOCKS

rss.rdty. t-nsac'iens ca stock Exchange to
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23

Most I en would rather have half | loaf than no chances to loaf
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
MONEY

New York, Dec. 22.-Can money '; closing bid 14; offered at IS; last strong Hogh IS; low q; ruling rate loan IS; bank acceptances 3-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-23
COTTON
CHICAGO cRAiN naRxrr.

New York, Dec. R.-Spot cotton steady; midding 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
"AhOTTO J DsiSnsa Mdiua"

En- session celebrada por Il Junta nj
rectiva de Ia sOciedad ''Ahorro Ds.
fensa Mutua" Sc tom6 81 siguisnss
acuerdo:
Comunicar a todos los ssoeiados qus
esta sociedad Cooperative tisne W reu
nidos en- 81 Banco Popular de san Juan.
p. r. los $4,000 cue determine Il Ne.
glamento. como primera base de cspi
tai para establecer ei primer nezocio
que acuerde Ia Asamblea. y. Al efscto.
por la presente Sc convoca = una Asam.
blea General que 90 celebrara 81 ala
primero de JUNO. q las nusve ds Ia
mafana en- el Cine Puerto Rice. -
reda 81. Santurce.
En- esta Asamblea - eligirk IA Jun
"a de Administration cue ~ ds en-.
tender en- Ia organization de n nueva
serie one hay que emitir para sczuir
las funciones de esta sociedsd scr6n
indica el Reelamonto.
la Junta Directiva cspera uus dada
Ia importancia cue reviste tai acto no
faltara ningdn asociado = sxponer sus
ideas en- benehcio de los iutereses ds
la Association.
Tambien fue acuerdo indicsr q ios
asociados que vayan debidaments i'm
puestos acerca del primer estabieci
miento que ha de fundarse con IA pri
mera cantidad que 20 halla recolsctads
y depOsitada en- el Banoo. puss e. IN
teres de Ia Junta Directive smpezaf
a funcionar con Ia cooperative a prin
cipio del mes que viene.
Manuel vALDEs
Presidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31

VOC; canta verdsdersmsnte bisu su-
eualidadcs 10 acercan mueho AZ gran
Tita Rufo. el famoso baritone tails
no.
est Louis Republic. 80 de iunio pa.
gliaoci".D Roberto viglions ha alcsn
zado on esta obra un vcrdadsro triun
70. Fl enorme publico se sorprsndi6
de Ia gran facilidad de emission de este
hantante.
Al fnalizar Ia obra. alcsnz6 IN apiau
so formidable suscitado per las notas
agudas dc viglione. qus emiti6 briiiaa
temente
est. Louis Times. FAGLfGCCIt )
Roberto viglione hsce ~ "Tonlo
exceptional. In 81 pr6loso. puso todss
las riquezss de su garaauta favorecida
emitiendo al final nm Ia bsmoi bsilo
y fuerte. que nos obligs rccofdsr ~ ba
ritono TTTA RUTo Este ioven arsissa
posse una media voz uuc sneanta v su
acci6n escenica resulta admirable
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Ell gran baritone Roberto vigIione

sisndo un consumado actor. n parts
de 'Conte al Luna. tents aus sstsr
bien representado. y 10 estuvo admiga
blemente. FL pabl,co premio - labor
con nutridos aplausos.
CNocHE DEL q DE MARCO Dee
pues de tanto hablsr de il seaora Cis.
sseans qiiero dcdicar aigunas psiabras
al notable baritone virlione
Pensamos qle 81 sehor gisiions hacs
el meior "Escamilio' cue Be oido. por
que une a so gran VOC uns aaIlarda
figura. un busn tipo Dc hombrs. v. ads
mas. es un artista correcto.
Musical America. 1anioy
In partc de "Am0nasro cnc0msn
dada al ioven y "a renombrsao bsriso
no Roberto viglione. obtuvo IN gran rs.
sultado. Este art sta poses msdios 70
Gales poderosos. faciies de gran tim
bre: algunas veccs 90 tiene IL ifnprs
sion de cue sc ests oyendo 4 Tita ~
70.
("san Francisco Daily News. %
dc octnbre. TRovADORJ
"Conde dc Lana era Fl haritone
viglione. quien posee bella y potcnts
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tante superior.

tante superior.
Actualmente sc encuentra en- Los An.
geles. con la compafiia Berry, y el pd-
blico cada dia 10 agasaja v 10 distin-
que mas.
Viglioni desea ser conocido por nues
tro pdblico, v despues de la guerra vol
vera Milan, en- donde ocupara Ell pues-
to glorioso a que es merecedor.
Habana.-TRovADoR
('Diario Espafol'D LA representa-
ci6n en- conjunto rayo a gran altura.
Sobre todo ell gran baritone Roberto vi
glioni, con su poderosisima y hermosa
voz, nos recuerda la de TIA Ruffo.
En- Ell final del terceto del primer &C
to, ell gran viglioni sorprendi6 al pu-
blico emitiendo un formidable 81 be
mol con ell tenor. &C.. ... =.
(DIA IL DE MARzo)
Roberto Viglione es un gran artista
Con hermosa voz de baritone, excelen-
te escuela de canto, gallarda fgur7 y
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COnferenCia agTiCOla TOSpoCtO
al ''matizadO" de Ia cana
(Del Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabajo.)

Don Andres Oliver, de Arecibo, hizc
una invitacion al Departamento para
que asistiera a una reunion de agricul.
torres que tendria lugar en- la mencio-
NADIA villa ell domingo ultimo, % del
corriente, solicitando que Sc tratase de
los siguientes puntos, que les intere-
saba conocer:
Enfermedad del matizado de la cana
de azdcar.
Importancia de los abonos y enmien-
das.
Asisti6 a dicho acto Ell Jefe del Ne
gociado de Agriculture, acompahado del
senior Earle, experto en- patologia We
getal, del senior Smyth, patologo, y
del quimico, Senior Lopez Dominguez.
La conferencia tuvo lugar en- 81 edi-
ficio de la Alta Escuela de Arecibo,
ante numerosa concurrencia compuesta
de jefes de centrales Y colonos de alta
signifcaci6n en- la production de caias,
frutas, tabaco y otros cultivos.
Hizo uso de la palabra el Jefe del
Negociado de Agriculture, senior Le-
grand, hacienda la presentation de los
tecnicos de la Estaci6n Experimental,
enviados por el Departamento para de
sarrollar los temas previamente pedi-
dos.
Habl6 Ell senior Eearle sobre el mati-
zado de La cana de azucar y su difu-
sion pathological en- las diferentes zonas
azucareras de la isla; sobre el prOba-
BILE origen de esta enfermedad, su ex-
tirpaci6n como medic de combatirla,
nuevas variedades de cafas resistentes
v La variedad immune conocida con Ell
nombre de japonesa Kavangori. etc.
FL tema del matizado fue motive de
una animada controversial en- la cual
terciaron muchos agricultores, escla-
ciendose pcr' este medic, ciertas dudas.
FL estom6logo disert6 sobre Ia rela-
ci6n possible que pueden tener ciertos
insectos en-, la enfermedad del matiza-
do de la cana y acOpi6 datos y referen-
cias muy interesantes.
Por hltino, el quimico, senior Lopez
Dominguez, desarroll6 su tests sobre
abonos. FL trabajO fue cOpioso, con-
ciso y met6dicO, fijando, al terminar ca
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NE5TAsvoo

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, soastanssmsass - rs 81 pspelss $50
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(De la famOsa revista Tezsral melo.
dramatica, de Italia).


Este eminente baritone ha obtenido
brilantes exitos en- las principales ciu.
dades de los Estados Unidos del Norte.
Brasil, Mexico y Cuba.
Aunque muy joven, goza de envidia.
BILE reputacs6n artistica 10 que prueban
los juicios favorables cue reproducimos
y que hemos tornado de la prensa mas
autorizada.
Su repertoire es extenso y la criti-
ca lie ha favorecido, especialmente en-
THAT'S, RIGoLETTo, LUCIA. CAR
MEN, TRovADoR, ERNANI, AIDA,
PAGLIAcCI y DON PAsCUALE.
Roberto viglioni tiene una voz bri-
nante, asi como gallarda igura; canta
con gusto exquisite y posee un tempe
ramento artistico sumamente pasional.
Tiene una gran ventaja sobre otros
cantantes: es un eninente violinista.
En- la Habana, despues de Tita Ruffo.
ha obtenido los mas grandes triunfos,
'espec salmente en- PAGLIACCI. donde
hizo derroches de sus aptitudes de can.
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da asunso con una breve siutesis 81
punio saliente De 10 que podFiamos IA.
mar una leeci6n.
En- este caso como en- el anterior.
intervinieron los agricultores hacienda
preguntas que fueron escIarscldas con
veniontemente.
FL Jefe del Negociado ds Aaricui
tura eer6 el acto. sxprssando h sa.
tisfacci6n que sentfa 81 personal Gel
Departamento en- poder ser nth . ios
agricultores de Arecibo. y protesttn
dOles el deseo De coopsrsr sn toda oca.
sion en- beneacio De los interssss aeri.
colas de Puerto Rico.
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BAYAMoN DE PlACEMEs

En- Ell Immediate pueblo de Baya-
mon Sc abri6 aver al pdblico un pues-
to para ve2ta de peri6dicos instalan-
dose en- uno de los kioskOs de Ia pla-
"a. Es un sitio ideally q todas horas
Sc encontrar6 allf Gel MUNDo."
Tambien Nse venden cigarriIlos, ta-
bacoS, dulces y refrescoS. Advt.
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donos espontAneamsnfs trass5sa - -.
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sxpegisucis En- fnefss EspaEag 80 go
mneha maqainus. cswsfsla Hasa
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Te1go pleas de rcpuesto para Re.
gistrad0ras-Ojeda. Avt.
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