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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
A Thought for the Evening
A VERSE AND A VIGNETTE
By Dan G. Bickers
ENJOYING CHRISTMAS
By Dan G. Bickers

ENJOYING CHRISTMAS
The old man spoke; "Its twice
Yes, thrice
In life I've found l could enjoy
The Christmas When boy
Then later, thirty years,
When She and | together and alone
Planned Christmas for
Bright lad; and again when He
Has children who perch upon my knee
And hear with neer pause
OF Santa Claus"
UNHAPPINESS
There who Unhappy
AS ne believed because of the Happiness of others
But reality because ofF1IS False Notion of the ADDrent
Happiness of Others
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08

The Journal of the American Med
lcal Association recommends a Iaxa.
tive fruit cake made of equal parts
of SIENNA leaves figs. dates, prunes
and raisins. 1t does not matter much
whether the ingredients be weighed
or measured. as exact proportion il
not essential. Tie dose is one slice,
large or small, according to the re-
1uirement of the Individual
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08

The brass decorations frequently
seen on the harness of work horse
are 'iireci survival of the auulets
which i'"'te7'ke6 the horses of the time
T lullu> Caesar and the ancient
Egyptians.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08

Mrs. G.. H. Martin and son Brunson
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. R. Wilkes
in Abel this week.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
Wood Profeefne

A coat Of Japanese lacquer when an.
pheo TO wood or metal is proof against
aicohoi, against boiling water, against
'imost all known agencies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
M A r K E T S
COTTON MARKET NERVOUS
EARLY GAINS ARE OFFSET

~ Associated rftsa,
NEW iuRk, Aprll g. The cotton
market was extremely nervous Hnd
unsettled today nrlng thc ,grl.Ur
trading prices advanced un WlHtul
able weather ana crop news hui H.'r
reacted under heavy realizing or Do
auldaiion inspired hy the dntuIhIH
labor situation Tho final ilu' wlH
barely steady 40 net decline of tour
90 81 points,
The opening WIS steady l1'"
months being relatively firm on poi.
Vaio reports of rain nrcntul and ,..
tern sections ~ the belt,
There was buying NJ u.l run
months believed 90 b. tor southern
mill ncouut ana those position. cutie.
kly 0rmcd 900 OffHGe increased
as soon us the demand tlal,.n.l
however ana lhrrr $500. 90 sharp brook
during thr middle of ihe iHY Thg'
was trade wvnt 600 ih.t dU..r.
particularly " May and July ana
Nav made % urv hish Don tUe later
trading selling. 90 SECS Private 90.
tiles said Liverpool bad been uru,Hi
ablN influenced o. lUhur dispute. .H
Exports TODAY tttp balrH, mIk.uf
bi2N,fii sn Gar thIs season
Port receipts 1897. United sea"
port stocks i,iHi.Gl1,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
NEURALCIC PAINS
Give Way 60 Soothing Hsmlip's
Wizard OIL

Hamlin's Wizard oil isa safe and
effective treatment iof hsadaehe and
aeutsls'A Rubbed IN where the pain
Is, !, acts as tonic o. the tortured
nerves and almos, invariably bfinss
cu'gk relic.
IL hs.iing ah,is,p,ie qualities can
alya be relied upon o. proven, in
Ie lion, o. other serious results, from
snians bruises, eut1. burns. bites
and s,ings Jus, as good. too, Tor
sore feet s''H neck, frost bites. cold
iotes AMI canker sores q
Get i from druggists Tor 20 cents.
u No., satisfied return the bottle and
~, your none back
Ever constituted or have sieh
headache q ilat ,ry Wizard Live,
Whips, plsa'sr, l,,le pax pill. u
s.ntA Gulfsa,eea
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

~ Ast.,laits lIHI
NEW ORLEANS Aprl i.-lt Nga
an irregular market BOO cotton today
With considora selling pressure lf
ter steady opening After 90, CAD.
iifl wlNgnre ihDU $500 % IlI..uN. o..
hW,d hY period Ui ur .Il.l l..O
Ing duiiug which partly rc.l,,f.,
were made l.Hio loo tho .ys .oB ,H.r.
was an increase ln che pr"U. 4"
sell apparently on expectations ut 3D.
better weather map in the morning
and the ClHsv Hy. 40 u,. los..s ut } q
~ o. points
The s,eadinrss ou me opening wa.
due To the rain, .u lhe bolt over sun.
day and io Food cables Realizing
by May longs md much a. lu with
the Ualncss ol The market durus thn
remainder % tho session. During l
good part 81 the session there Wls
sharp conflict Of uplnlou over tho
crop situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

W zee NHiff IHfHa
NEW YORK April -. Cotton o.I
started higher with lard out suh.e.
ducnlly cased OF under selling OF
July By roilncrs ana scattered lIluH.
alton Of the late hriy.urss In ottUr
commodity markets Lodlus month
closed ia in ten points rr hus.
Sales $500 barrels. primo crude ~.
so 40 1900, prime summer yellow
spot 1909 ~ 1889 March l,t3 iulv
1873; September 1865 prime winter
yellow and summer whit. nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
MEN
N you Hp wrvous -
spun'irnt weak, ,uH

Other causes, w. want ~ mall you
our book which tells about SEXTON.
lQl T. u restorative rvmrdy that viii
cost ,"n nothing II iou are not cured
or hcnc'ttcd. I,,ry man needing a
tonic a. overcome po'Sunal wcaancss
&c, should get thi. Tree nook ~
once. tMIiliu.,ND CHEMICAL
60, 2'O ilcfry Block, Nash, lille,
tenn.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-09
SHORT STORIES . ABOUT ALASKA
 OCCURRENCES

pr. Pryor will open a drug store in Tenakee when his stock arrives.
 Charles McGrath, of Sitka, is build ing a 900 foot wharf alongside ais store.
 William Wright, of Juneau has he ceived big totem pole carved for him by native of Sitka.
 The U. s. Radio station on Japon- ski island has been building a new wharf and number of buildings at Sitka.
 There will be no more terms of court held in the Fourth division un- til November, as Judge c. B. Bunnell has gone Outside.
 Charles Taylor, an oldtimer and a member of the firm of Albrech & tay- Tor, attorneys of Nenana, has return ed to his home after a trip Outside.
 With the repairing of the trail be- tween Valdez and the Interior many roadhouse men are preparing to or der motor trucks of small size to save freight.
 According to figures presented by Clerk Kilburn at recent meeting of the Douglas City council it was shown that fourteen thousand dollars will be needed to run the city the con- ing year.
 John Peterson of Tenakee recently placed a large log house on raft and lowed it to town from his ranch, He remained aboard and cooked and slept in the building while it was being moved.
 A special meeting held last week by the Sitka volunteer fire depart ment for the purpose of making ar engagements to celebrate the Fourth of July it was decided to have the biggest days in the history of the town.
 The Chicagof Mining Company is shipping concentrates direct from it's mine to Tacoma using it's new boat Ambassador for the purpose. The re- sidents of the island are much dissa- pointed as they believed the vessel was being built for a passenger and freight vessel.
 The Tallyho group of claims near Whitehorse in the Wheaton district has been bonded to a group of Ph1la- delphia capitalists and development work will be started immediately The owners of the group are Claud Irvine, Happy" Burnside, Adam Ber- nie, Fred McGlashan and the. estate of Billy O'Hare, killed overseas. Hank Cushman, who blew into DaW- son a few weeks ago from the head
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-09


 of the Klondike, has been organiz- ing a company to trap bears. Hank recently found an old volume of Shakespeare in a deserted cabin, and Music hath charms to soothe, etc" He and his partner, Jerry Drapeau, states that bears are unordinary fond fo music and will follow the tones of musical instrument when other noises will drive them away. Hank plans on buying lot of photograph records with jazz pieces to lead the bears up te the traps.
 The natives of Kokrines on the Yu kon are reaping a harvest. A fur trad CT passed through the village recently and gave them $400 each for musk rat skins, followed closely by Outside quotations of $8 per skin. This al most created a panic in the village the natives packing their belongings and striking out for the muskrat will lages. "Nil-ka-din-da-es-yun,' Eight dollars, one musk rat skin is good The poor run of fish last year caused a scarcity of food that was severely felt. The past winter was severe one the mercury standing at 55 to 66 below zero, and with eight feet of snow on the river. Only two cases of frozen feet which responded to local treatment,
 Owing to the ruthless manner in which considerable Douglas property especially windows, has been des- trOyed during the past winter it was decided at the last council meeting that the parents of the boys detected in destructive acts will be required to pay for any damage done.
 Ten gold nuggets, said to be the largest ever made into chain by an Alaskan firm, are on display in the shop window of the Nugget jewelry store at Juneau. The chain weighs 30 1-2 ounces and was made from nuggets especially picked for their size
 Lawrence Campbedd, one of the ve- terans of the Yukon and Chris Fother- gill have been making good headWay this winter in prospecting their con glomerate mining property on Quartz creek near Dawson. They have gone down 50 feet through solid conglomer- ate and are still going. They hope to hit bedrock in the near future.
 Federal Judge c. B. Bunnell be- fore leaving Fairbanks recently on trip to the States, signed an order declaring a dividend of 1-3 per cent in the American Bank of Alaska, bankrupts. There have already been dividends amounting to 25 per cent. There are at present on hand for dis tribution among the depositors be- tween ten and eleven thousand dol lars.
 Establishing a water service to, Kolymay Bay, Siberia, a territory which has never yet been visited by American traders, the Siberian Com mercial Company of Seattle will open up new country for commercial en- terprise. Within ten days tho auy- Hilary powered steam schooner 1sKum will start for Kolyma Bay, marking the sailing of the first vessel to the most northern part of Siberia, well within the Arctic Circle.
 TINY
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-09

John Peterson of Tenakee recently placed large log house on raft and lowed it to town from his ranch. He remained aboard and cooked and slept in the building while it was being moved.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-09

Ten gold nuggets, said to be the largest ever made into a chain by an Alaskan firm, are on display in the shop window of the Nugget jewelry store at Juneau. The chain weighs 30 1-2 ounces and was made from nuggets especially picked for their size.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-09

A special meeting held last week by the Sitka volunteer fire depart ment for the purpose of making ar engagements to celebrate the Fourth of July it was decided to have the biggest days in the history of the town.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Noficids de Ed Cjuddd
LA cAMARA DE coMERCio iNAU-
GURARA PROxIMAMENTE UNOS
CURSOS DE TkQUIGRAFlA

En- nuestra edici6n de aver informa-
mos a nuestros lectOres acerca de las
classes de ingles que bajo los auspicfos
de IL camara de Concrete ACADIA de
inaugurar la sonora Flora Ancira de
Garcia. Estas classes estan siendo de
s a 9. por Ia noche; los lunes, mier-
coles V viernes en- el edificio que &C
tualmente oCupa la Carrara de Conner
clio (5i1 n. st. Mary. y los martes jue-
yes Y sabados, en- el Mercado de la
ciudad.
Aver Sc nos manifesto en- el "Mexi-
can Trade Bureau" dependencia de
la misna CAmara, que en- vista del
exito con que han empezado los cur
SOS de ingles. cuyos cursos estan dedi'
cados muy especialmente a los en-
pleados V ubreros meXicanos de ambos
seXos. Sc piensa i%nausurar muy en-
breve unas Glasses de TaquiGrafia y
Mecanograffa. va e eXpresado depar-
tamento Sc preocupa por I'm buen
maestro para estcs nuevaS asignatu'
ras.
En- cuanto 4 las inscripciones para
las classes de inglts va establecidas 4
cargo de Ia senora de Garcia. pueden
desde luego dirigirse cuantas personals
10 desen a los lugarss indicados. en- Ia
inteligencia de que las Quotas de ms
cripci6n son sumamente m0dicas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
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A-tes G-aficas.-E0raalas , procedi-
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Claus &c L-j.dcs SV.'s
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crtacion. a.ineatoS y bebidas, hygiene.
cebs. castracion. Intermediates y Gu
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20, por 4. EsFanet y E. Zanabrla- $3.50
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Rapidamente Sc venden las
localidades para los con-
ciertos pro1imos

Gran entusiasmo Sc nota entire la
Colonia Mexicana de esta cludad por
esouchar a Ia. eminente diva compa-
tr:ota Ada NavarreIe. cuyos conclertos
tendran verificatiVo en- ei Ieatro
Nacional manana Y Ell sabado. Muchas
familias han tornado va local!dades
para el concerto del yiernes y no
pocas personals para los dos, 10 cual
hace suponer que ell teatro estara 4
reventar en- ambas funciones.
Hoy en- Ia tarde o n Ell Ia
manana llegara a San Antonio Ia ge-
NAL cantante, pues anoche deoe haber
aribado a Laredo. Mariana daremos a
conccer el programa &c sus concier-
tos. en- los cuales sera'usado una mag
nffico piano bondadosamente ofrecido
Dor Ia San Antonio Music Company.
Los precios de entrada q los con-
ciertos a que hacemos menci6n son
los s~iguientes: Luneta de preterencIa
IN peso diez c~entavos; lureta general
So centavos V anfiteatro 50 centaVos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Sc busca a la familia de un
mexicano asesinado en-
Douglas, Ariz.

FL Consulate meXicano en- Douglas,
Arizona. ma dirigido a LA PRENSA
la siguiente Circular:
"Habiendose cometido Ia noche del
26 de Agosto de 1920, como a las on
&c. un crfmen en- el corral de una ten
da establecida por Ia Avenida G de
csta ciudad. en- la persona del mexi-
cano Eufemio Lopez, de quien Sc ig-
moran suS familiares. ruego a listed,
atentamente Sc sirva dar cabida en- su
acreditado diario, a Ia filiaci6n que
en- seGuida Sc inserta, para yer 81 es
possible localizar n alsuno de los deu-
dos de Ia vfctima:
Nombre. Eufemio L6peZ.-Edad, CO.
mo de SO n 80 anos.-Color, Moreno
Estatura, l metro IS cm.-NariZ, rec
ta.-Ojos tamano regular Y color ca
fe-Boca. RegulaT-Lnbios ,finos.-
Peio. negro y lacio.-Ceja nesra y
poblada.-Orejas regulares.-Peso, CO.
mo &c 65 Kids, G4l libraS aproxi-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, robusta.
Dfcese ser ~originario del Estado de
Sinaloa, pero algunas personals aSegu
ran que es native de Silver City o Las
Cruces. y. NJ, pues ell eytinto habla-
ba el ingl6s correctamentc.
Suplfccle u Ia voZ, CUE toda informa
ci6n que llegue sobre el citado Lopez
Sc sirva trascribirmeIa inmediatamen
te q este C6nsulado. donde Sc investi
ga 81 case de referencia 0 bien las perso
mas que sepan IlSO acerca de los fam
liares de Ia vfctima = quieran sunni
nistrar esos datos. pueden hacerlo di
r~ectamente. envfando Ia information
al Consulate Nexicano, en- esta ciu
dad.
Douglas, Ariz.. agosto - de 1920.
p. A. D. FL Consul,
Ell Vicc-C6nsul Encargado.
Firmado.-Mauro Castro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
TRAGlCA MUERTE DE UN
ALBARIL

4 las oCho V minutes registroSe
aver en- Ia mariana un SuceSo ~verdade-
ramente lamentable en- el Coiegio de
San Luis que Sc eRcuentra a una
milla fuera de Ia ciudad. Preston Hun
ter. un albahil de So amos de edad
Sc encontraba trabajando en- las obras
de r~eparaci6n que actualmente Sc
efectuan en- aquel edificio V cay6 des-
plOmado de una aItura de sesenta pies,
aproximadamente. al rev~entarse IN
cuerda del columpio en- que Sc hallaha
trabajando.'
Hunter sufri6 al cae lesiones inter
mas ademas de h]orribles fractures en-
Ia pierna Y music izquierdos y la ca
bcza.
La ambulancia de policia no tard6
en- acudir al lugar de Ia escena Hun
ter aGu alentaba Y de esta suerte fue
rapidamcnte trafdo 4 Ia ciudad y lue-
20 al hospital de Santa Rosa, pero al
llegar . este q albahil habfa va eH-
pirado. FL cadaver fue luego transpor
tado a la casa de inhumaciones de
Porter Loring, donde Sc lie tendra
hasta que los familiares no arreglen
TODD 10 relative a los funerales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
DEJE DE- FUMAR
ES TAN FACIL DEAR DE FU-
MAR CIGARRILLOS. PUROS
o MASTICAR TABACO

No-To-Bac ha ayudado a millares
de personals a dejar ell c~ostoso Y per
nicioso ESQ del tabaco. No importa
Ell tempo que listed haya fumado o
masticado; tome ~simplemente una in
ofensiva pastilla de No-To-Bac Guam
do tenga CANA de fumar, c inmedla-
.amente calmara el deseo.
Despues de POGO tempo acabara
,7r ~abandorar este habito en- defini
tiva, V listed Sc sentira mejor mental
V fisicamente. Adquiera hoy mismo
una cajita de No-To-Bac, y 81 10 lie
dulta ell deseo de usar tabaco en-
cualquier lorna, en- Ia parte en- que
la haya comprado lie devolveran su
importe sin mas averiguaciones. No
,u-oa es hecho por la misma casa
Tue hace los Cascarets. V por 10 tan
to, es absolutamente eficaz e inofen
sivo. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
ENLAcE GONZALEZ HERNANDEZ

El domingo pr6ximo, da ; del mes
en- curse, contraeran matrimonio e
senior AGustin Gonzalez Y Ia senor!ta
Rosa Hernandez. La ceremonial reli-
giosa sc llevara a efecto en- 81 temple
del Immaculate CoraZGn de Marfa,
dando principle q las $50 de la tarde.
y despues de este acto los desposados
recibirdn a sus amistades en- Ia casa
1929 de las GALES de San Fernando
donde tendra lugar una reception pre-
parada en- honor de los esposos Con-
zaleZ.
Els de creerse que este acto resulta-
"a muy concurrido, pues tanto la Sc
forita Hernandez como ell caballero
Gonzalez estan bien relacionados V
cuentan con grandes s!mpatfas. Las
~esQuelas nupciales han empezado va
Il circular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
iMuchachas Los Limo
mes LiInpian;
Blanquear.
z = !.
Haga una Locion de Limou
para Duplicar la Belleza
de su Cults.
Exprima el iugo de dos limones en-

Exprima Ell jugo de dos limones en-
una botella que contenga tres onzas
de Orchard White, la cual puede con
seguir en- cualquier drogueria. Agile
luego la botella para que Sc mezclen
perfectamente, Y listed obtendra una
cuarto de pinta, por nos cuautos
c~entavos( de una magnifica locion pa
"a el CUTS.
Desc un masaje ligero con esta
~olorosa locion diariamente, en- la ca
"a, cuello, brazos Y ncanos, Y en- POGO
tempo notara listed Ia belleza exaui
sta de su CUTS.
Famosas actrices usan Ell jugo de
!im6n para hmpiar su piel, Y darle a
p~ariencia ~sonrosada. Los limones
siempre han sido usadcs como rene
do contra las pecas, PIANO Y quemadu
a del sol. Prepare esta receta Y
~pruebela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
RATEROS QUE HAGEN MoFA DE
LA POLiCiA

Aver fueron recapturados dos rate
ros muv conocidos de la policia. Am
hos son negros y muy populareS entire
los suyOs con los notes de Grey Cshot
V BLACK Boy" En- cuanto al primero
va en- rarias ~ocasiones nos hemos ocu
pado al escribir nuest~as cr6nicas po-
~liciacas.
Este famoso Grey Ghost" CDuende
Gris") Ia sido aprehendido no menos
de Glen veces. Nj 81 nj los agentes po-
l~iciales r~ecuerdan. se~guramcnte. las
yeces Que este individuo ha traspues-
to los umbrales de cdrcel de San An
tonic.
Aver. pues. fueron reaprehendidos
los negros m~encionados. Black Boy"
fue cogido infraGanti. cuando robaba
Z IA Texas Repairing Company's
Store" ubicada en- las Gales de Hous-
ton. nCmero 40. Y el 'Duende Girls
corfes6 va haber asaltado a VIII
Johnson. negro tambien. a quien gol-
pes para luego d~1spojarle de diez do
lares que Nevada consigo. Johnson Sc
encuentra auR Ell ell hospital de la
ciudad. Fl case este ocurri6 antenoche
en- el cruzamiento de Crestnut Y Croc-
ket.
Pero nc es este 10 curioso del case.
Los rateros fueron. pues. aprehendi-
dos Y va rumbo a las oficinas policia-
cas- los detectives que les habfan he
Cho L presa les dijeron que esta vez
no Sc escapaban de II 4 Ia P~enitencia-
RIA"
Y es mucho 10 que hacen uste-
des." dijoles ell agente Street"
Y los negros por toda condensation
soltaron II ruidosa carcajada Y uno
de elIos. Black Boy" dijo. 'le apues-
10 un traje a que antes Il ternine
Ia semana estamoS libres."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Ell PROXlMO PERIODIC DE Ia
CORTE FEDERAL

Mr.. Leo Brewer, ayudante del abo-
gado de distrito de los Estados Uni
dos. aaunci6 aver que el pr6Ximo pc
rfodo de sesiones de Ia Corte Federal
serfa iniciado el lunes 90 de Diciem-
bre pr6ximo v%enidero. En- los casos
por resolverse en- dicha cCrte figuran
10l. que Sc deben a aprehensiones lie
vadas a cabo desde ell 10 de Mayo Ill
timo hasta Ia fecha y debidas, en- su
mayoria. a ~violacioRes a Ia ley SEGA"
Ademas de este, habran de presen-
tarse otros que aCrialnlente %conside-
ra ell Gran Jurado Y los cuales van a
ser paSados a la Corte Federal donde
habran de prescntarse los acusados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Sc TRANSFIERE LA FIESTA DE
LOS NEGROS

Aver Sc hizo saber en- tcdos los CEN
troS negros que las fiestas que Ia gem
te de color tenia en- preparation para
los dfas 9, 10 y II. inclusi.s. del mes
en- curse serian TRANSFERRING en- vista
de que el pabell6n del Parque de San
Pedro donde bar a tener V~erificativo
los tales festejos estaban siendo OBJ
jeto de unos trabajos de r~eparaci6n.
La fecha para Ia fiesta que u
merle conmemora los negroS no ha
sido todavia fijada.