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ALLEGE MOVIES ASKED TO HELP
 AT ELECT IOnS
Charge C. o. P. Candidates Attempted to Use Movies
 for Propaganda Purposes

WASHINGTON, Feb. 29-Charges that q group of Republicans who eX- pect to be candidates for office next fall have discussed with several managers of the motion picture in dustry" plans for using the big nov ing picture trust to flood the country with propaganda helpful to the Re- publicans," were made today by Rep resentative Rouse Of Kentucky, chair man of the national Democratic con gressional committee. He concluded q formal statement in which he de clared campaign plans had been dis cussed at a luncheon held at a Wash ington hotel last Friday with an as sertion that the moving picture in dustry must keep out of politics" 2 'I do not believe the men who own the controlling stock in the motion picture industry will courtonance this" Rouse's statement said.
 Tn the first place. they have too much sense to jeopardiZe the success of their business and in the second place I believe most of them are Dem ocrats. Even the Republican theatri- cal men know that everything shown on the screen in recent months con- nected with the present administra- ton has been unpopular. Every thea tre goer comments on this. Before this procedure is allowed to start it would be well for the heads of the business to reflect and to ask them selves if they can afford to go into politics at this time.'
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TAYLOR CASE:
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to lead them to believe that the Chi nese had anything to do with the slay- ing of Taylor, but they pointed out tha his departure was simultaneous with the first intimations from De- troit that Fields might have important information nconnection with the case.
 While, according to the officials, Fields, in Detroit, amended his orig inal story of the changing of S1,OOO bill so that he might receive $500 for taking the party to the Taylor bunga- low, making it a S100 bill and failing to state how much he received in the transaction, officials said tonight a $1,000 bill had figured in a peculiar incident here about thre eweeks ago.
 L. D. Seat, teller in night and day" bank, told of a man having en- tered his institution some time in the morning-it may have been February 2" with a $1,000 bill. Seat said the mans actions struck him as ''suspi- cious" and he reported the incident to the bank officials.
 They, in turn, gave all information they possessed to the district attorney
 Tending to support Feilds' declara- tion that Taylor was killed because he twas interfering with the drug bus iness," officials state, was the state ment today by Thomas Green, deputy United States district attorney here, that about a year ago man he be- lieved to be Taylor had solicited his aid in driving drug peddlers out of business.
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 Washington with a prediction that the four-power- arrangement would be an expensive departure from the tra- litions of the fathers. Germany and Russia, he prophesized, would
 drawn together eventually in antag- onism to the "quadruple alliance" with the result that a new balance of power arrangement would be estab- lished, involving the United States. Meantime. debate on the Yap treaty between the United States and SGpan, which was to have been continued to- day, was shut off by other senate dis cussions. Senator Lodge called UT the treaty soon after the days session began and for more than four hours it remained technically before the senate without a single reference be- ing made of it on the floor. It
 be brought up again tomorrow.
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TAKE GAL LTS ID
 FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy
 or Have Bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which eXcites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel a dull mis. cry in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dlZZl- ness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get irritated, obliging you to get up two or three times dur ing the night.
 To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the bOdy's urinous waste get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water be- fore breakfast for few days and your kidneys will then act fine and blad- der disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder irritation. lad Salts is inexpensive; harmless and makes delightful effervescent Whitewater drink which millions of men and wom- en take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diseases.
 .aineutralizethes oTteairiirnin A 4
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Richard no longer was connected with his business interests in this city. including the management Of Madison Square Garden.
 Immediately. Max D. Stcuer. the promoters lawyer. argued that Rick ard was anxious to remain in New York to establish his innocence and would stay here to that end.
 Tod.'s indictments alleged that Iickard abducted the Gasko girl on November l2 last. and the Hess child on December IS, the latter date. be- ing the one on which he was accused Of assaulting her companion, Alice RuCk
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FORD PROPOSAL.
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Tennessee river go unharnessed than have the Alabama Power Company take over the Muscle Shoals property
 The outstanding features of the Engstrum offer were summarized in a statement addressed to Secretary Weeks, which read in part as follows;
 "The United States is not divested of title to any of it's property, but re tains ownership and preserves asse of approximately $141,O0O,0 900.
 Returns from investment on a basis of 100000 k. w., gross develop ment my lease will pay>the govern ment approximately $3,50O,OO0 per year for 50 years, or total at com pound interest at per cent of ap- proximately $537, 100000, which cash will be used to produce cheap nj trates for fertilizer or will be turned into the treasury at the option of the government. This is liberal return for investment of the government to produce the indicated power.
 ''I propose to devote the entire pow CT development to the fixing of nitro
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BOMB SKATERS WINDOWS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-WindQws were shattered and downtown office build ings shaken by the explosion of dy- namite bomb tonight. The explosion was heard in all parts of the Loop, and alarmed guests in nearby hotels.
 The explosion took place just two doors from the central detective bu- reau, and it was believed that the bomb was intended for the detective bureau in an effort to affect a jail delivery, several prisoners being held there at the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-02-24
Pershing Brings New Army Scheme
 Before Committee
: Economic Principle Governs Peace Time Maintenance
 Described by General

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23-A new economic principle" to govern peace time maintenance of all branches of the army regulars, national guard or organized reserves, was laid today by General Pershing before the house subcommittee on army appropria- tionS. General Pershing's statement did not deal with specific questions as to the strength Of the regular army during the coming fiscal year. the of- ficer saying, however, that in view of a possible reduction" in army strength, consideration of the "devel- cpment of a national army from an economical standpoint" became es- pecialiy important.
 The generals statement concluded the hearings of the committee and it is expected to be prepared to submit it's report in about a week.
 After pointing out that the re&Sfs7, army was relatively small at pres ent," and limited in numbers first by the existing army organization act, and later by the appropriations act, General Pershing said that the fol- lowing economic principle might be stated as to the military organization the country should maintain:
 Tn organizing the peace establish ment, no unit should be maintained in a more expensive category if il can be safely and advantageously maintained in a less expensive cate gory, and mobiliza therefro min time to meet the requirements of an emerg- ency."
 The officers said that the cost of each group of the new army was diff ferent, the regulars being more cost ly than the national guard, which in turn cost more than the organized re- serves. In explanation of this, he added that it would, of course, be understood that regular army organ izations must be maintained for dury in foreign garrisOns, upon the Mexi- can border, for emergency service at home or expeditionary purposes aDroard, and for all other duties which in the nature of things could not be performed by the citizen soldiers"
 Application of this principle. he said, would lay the foundation for a military organization at minimum cost"
 
 stated was as follows:
 The primary mission of the reg ular personnel within the United S1ates is to develop the national guard and the organized reserves and to establish a national training sys- tenn
 In this connection, he said that while the main obstacle" to applica' tion of this principle was that mfli' tary training in the United States 'is entirely voluntary" increasing inter est was being manifested in the ma tional guard and the reserve as well as in the Hilary training camps. Still another principle he laid down was as follows:
 Tn training the citizen army, ' should employ as many reserve C cers and mono commissioned officers as possible as student intructors ana staff personnel in our training camps and other training establishments In relation to this, he stated unaj full development of the system he Was broadly picturing cannot be carr;ec out by the regular army alone, ever at it's present size, nor it is advisable that all instruction be given by reg ular personnel"
 1 As to the future functions of the regular army, he laid down this prin
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RESOLUTION TO
 RECALL HARVEY
 BEFO ORE HOUSE
Measure Proposes to Have Congressional Investigation
 Ambassador Remarks

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-A resolu' tiOn designed to bring about the recall from England of Ambassador Harvey was introduced today by Representa- tive Ryan, Republican, New York. The measure proposes a congressional investigation of statements made by the ambassador while abroad with a view of having him detached from his post in London.
 Ryan quoted extracts from the press reports of Harvey's address at the dinner recently given in London in honor of A. J. Balfour. British dele gate to the arms conference, and also referred to remarks made by the ann bassador soon after his arrival in England in reference to the motives which prompted the United States to enter the war,
 Contending that various stateemnts Of Harvey reflect discredit upon the aims and ideals of the spirit that ac- tuates the citizens of the United States and constitute an attempt to cast aspersions upon the patriotism and ideals of American citizens,' Ryan asserted that the attitude" of the American ambassador has lat all times shown him to be a proponent' of Englands aims and ambitions rather than those of the country he is sup posed to represent"
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ciple:
 That portion of the regular army not required for general overhead pur- poses shall be formed into two sep arate forces, one composed of train ing organizations, distributed in the several corps areas and the other an expeditionary force composed or reg ular army units at effective strength, ready for immediate service and sta toned according to convenience for service"
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BARN YARD GOLFERS

SIT. PETERSBURG Fla. Feb. 23.- Charles Clyde Davis of Columbus. C.. is the new American horse shoe pitch ing champion, winning from a field of 22 of the countrys best barnyard golfers in the fourth annual tourna- ment, which ended here today. He defeated Ralph P. Spencer Of Picher, Okla, in the finals. J0 to %.
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LEGISLATURE:
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tween the elections for state and county officers.
 During consideration by the sen- ate committee of the whole of two irrigation measures by Senator Stod- dar. an objection was made by Sen ator Sims of Cochisd, 10 open hear ingS in the committee of the whole which, he said, never have been pro- ductive of anything except a waste of time. He suggested consideration be given the bills in the standing committee, before which those inter- ested might appear, permitting the senate to continue with it's business. The Sims motion was favOrably act ed upon, the whole committee being directed to discontinue such hear ings. fWsEAf
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SUFFRAGE BILL DEFEATED

HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. 23.- The Japanese universal suffrage measure was defeated in the diet, 2SS to 159, according to cablegram from Tokio today to the Nippu Jiji, Japanese language newspaper here.
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CITY GOES BROKE

REGINA. Sask.. Feb. 23--The city Of Swift Current went into the hands of receiver today.
 Justice Embury. in Kings Bench Chambers, awarded tEe Canadian Bank of COmmeroe a judgment for $257, ,359, and appointed City Treasur- CT David Speath receiver to see that the bank got it's money.
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City of London proper, bounded by municipal and parliamentary lines, is not a dwelling place, but vast market.
 Salvation Army has 26,1S1 bands men, 751 day schools and Al naval and military schools scattered all over the world
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Large share of the labor on Ser bian farms is performed by the wom- en.
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STORMY PASSAGE
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-24
La pelicula, ell mayor
eneI11igo

Pero esta no es solo question de belleza La
pelicula destruye millones dc dientes. A celia
Sc atribuyen ahora la mayoria dc las enferme-
dades de los dientes.
La pelicula es esa substantial pegajosa que
I'd. siente. Sc adhiere los dientes, penetra a
los interstjcios ALI Sc fla Ell cepillo corrien-
te para dientes, usado la antigua no puede
destruir la pelicula, de modo que deja la mayor
parte intacta.
Els la pelicula Ia que Sc mahcha, no los diem
tes. La pelicula es el origen del sarro Re
tiene Las particulas de aIirnento, que Sc fer
rnentan forman acido. Mantienc este acido
en- contacto con los dientes y produce la carries.
En- ella Sc reproducen los microbics por mi
Homes. Estos, con el sarro, son la causa funda-
mental de la piorrea Y todas estas enferme-
dades han lido en- aurnento constante, debido
que el cepillo no ha bastado para destruir la
pellcula.
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Asesinato a distancia
Fenomeno del OcultismO

-IQue YES hija mia?- pregunt6 an
siosa la sefiora.
-IPuedes encontrar los asesinos de
nuestro senior?
Estoy en- camino-murmur6 Ia nina
cen voz debil. Impossible describir con
acierto 10 que sucedi6. Algo como una
nube blanquecina Sc condens6 81 lado
dc la nina >envolviendola en- azulada y
n,etalica luz; un cuerpo astral, brillan-
&c, Sc formo paralelo al material y Sc
parandose de este Sc lanz6 al espacio
perdiendose en- los rayos de la luna
cual un jir6n de niebla otoIal
No bien el doble astral de la joven
SO desprendIo de su cuerpo fisico, cuan
so la vieja Gospoja cOloc6 en- las ma
ncs de la muchacha un puhal
Ua grito estridente lanzado por la
riiia conmovio los ecos de la montana;
feEoz sonrisa ilumin6 su rostro Ian
zando espumarejos de c6Iera esgrimi6
furiosa Ell arma como apuhalean6o ina
| 54AoAAOo SAAOAAASOos &4AA gu Pu4OAAo4LO
homicida la sonambula atac6 pufia-
ladas al hipnotizador, hue saiv6 la
vida huyendo y encaramandosa en- un
tapial, no sin recibir un gran rasguho
en- el brazo derecho. Desde su asilo
tras grandes esfuerzos mentales Iogr6
araciguar y despertar la gitaniIla.
-IPero que lie orden6 usted7-pre-
gunto Ell frances Gospoja.
Esta, lanzando una horrible carca-
jada, repuso:
-iQue me vengara. y esscy ven
gada! lLos asesinos acaban de morrill,.
Tres dias despues en- ell Hotel de
T.. mi vista Sc flo, inconsciante. en-
III periodico que Sc hallaba scbre la
mesa y con sorpresa inaudita lei:
DOS MUERTEs MIsTERIosAs
! "Anoche las nueve cuarenta,
cuando ell principe Sc retiraba sus ha-
, b;taciones, dos senores de su sequito
dieron las mas vivas muestras de an
gugtioso terror. Como ebrios Sc tam
balearon, esquivando golpes de invisi-
bleS eaemigos.
Sin responder las sohcitudes del
principe y los circumstances. cayeron
frlminadcs. Sus cuerpos no moctraban
scdales de heridas, solo manchas ne
sruzcas cual 81 absurdas punaladas hu-
b;eran Gesgarrado los tejidos In per-
fcrar la piel. La autopsia Eall6 las
cxtraflas heridas nenas de sangre Goa.
gulda.
La ciencia Sc we ante I'm case in.
descifrable; reina gran excitaci6n en-
la corte.. - -
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Excursion a L0mas

Manana bochornosa la del 10. Su
otras veces piacido rostro, sonriente CO
mo una Garcia de madre, aparecia en-
vuelto en- un velo de tr1stezas. Gran
des lagrimas Sc precipitaban de sus
humedos ojos presagiadores de tardias
l1cras de bonanza. en- que ma tarde
de pr Sciosas galas presentaria bello
ccntraste con ell aIborear de azuel dia.
La excursion no obstante 10 imper-
tinente de la hora entra en- sus comien-
zOs. Bravos jinetes, unos en- briosos
corceles, v los mas en- prudense5 jamel-
gcs dejan a esta simpatiea oRBAJOsA
en- direction a las ''Lomass' radica-
Gas en- la extensa y RIGA jurisdiction
cuna del valeroso caciQue LoAIzA.
La cabalgata arremete impsrterrita
su ruta hacia aquellas atlas cumbres
deiando atras pof intervalos III cada
vez mas accidentado camino vecinal.
De OCCASION en- OCCASION Quasi heladas
rafagas de aire acompafiadas de i'm
pertinentes desprendimiettos de un Gle
10 plomizo csian inpias sobre nuestrss
pobres humanidades calandonos hasta
les huesos.
'sinsonte''. enpero, marchaba i'm
pBsible 1lsvandonos sobre sus afejos
lomos. De pie frme, ora subfa una
escarpada colina, como bajaba una muy
inclinada ladera con precision admi-
rabls.
De pronto, una alta montafia sale a
nuessro paso con gestos de reto Uno
Go nuestros acompanantes exclam6 de
asombro: *'ic6mol 1Hay que escalar
eta barrera desaAadora?''-s dice
ruestro generalisimo Agosto-y va en-
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Los resultados tinicos

Uno de los elementos de Pepsodent es la pep
sina. Otro, aumenta el digestive del a1r,idon
en- la saliva para digerir los depositos amilaceos
adheridos. Tarnbien aumenta la alcalinidad de
la saliva Esto, con el objeto de neutralizar los
acidos bucales que producer la carries.
Otros dos elementos atacan directamente la
pelicula. Uno de ellos conserva los dientes tan
perfectamente pulidos, que no perrnite que la
pelfcula Sc adhieFa clos.
Con cada aplicaci6n, Pepsodent produce los
msmos resultados A diario destruye los
mayores enemigos de los dientes Y asf los
dientes quedan perfectamente protegidos, como
no 10 fueron nunca.
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Millones de personas usan ahora Pep
sodent, I'd. puede observar los resulta-
dos por todas parties donde dirija la vista,
en- los dientes brillantes.
Las danas que Green cue sus dientes
son blancos ahora, deben observar como
Sc We su dentadura sin pelicula.
La dentadura de los fulradores esia
mas propensa a mancharse. Ellos podran
observar los resultados mas bri1lantes.
Pere quienes mas necesitan pepsodent
son los niflos. Sus dientes estsn mas
progresses a la carries. Los dentistas
aconsejan la aplicacion diaria de Pepso-
dent, dcsde que aparece el primer diente.
Puede evitar males duraderos.
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THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY
CERTIFICATE OF FILLING OF CON
SENT BY STOCKHOLDERS TO
DISSOLUTION

TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRE-
sENTs MAY COME. GREETING /:
WHEREAS, it appears to muy sa-
tisfaction by duly authenticated record
Of the proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution thereof deposited in my
office that "INsULAR CIGAR co.,,
a corporation Of this Island whose
principal office is situated in the mum
icipality Of Caguas. P. R.. has complied
with the requirements Of the Private
Corporations Act preliminary to the
issuing of the certificate that such
consent has been filed:
NOW, THEREFoRE, I, R. sIACA
PACHECo. Executive Secretary of
Porto Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY
that the said corporation did on the
sixteenth day Of February, nineteen
hundred and twenty-five, file in muy
Office duly executed and attested
consent in writing to the dissolution
Of said corporation executed by more
than two thirds in interest Of the
stockholders thereof, which said docu-
ment, and the record Of the proceed
ings aforesaid, are now on file in my
said Office, as provided by Law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereunto set muy hand and caused to
bs affixed the Great Seal Of Porto
Rico, at the City of San Juan, this
sixteenth day of February, A. D.. nine
teen hundred and twenty-five.
r. Siaca PACHECO,
Executive Secretary.
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He aaui la era dental nueva

Despues de rnuchos amos de investigation, la
ciencia dental ha hallado nuevos mstodos para
destruir la pelicula diario Los netodos Sc
han comprobado como efcaces, por medic dc
pruebas cuidadosas Los especialistas mas
erninentes los recoriendan. Y en- la actualidad
los eFnplean millones de personas, en- gran parte
dehido al consejo del dentsta.
Estos mstodos Sc han combinado en- Ia pasta
dental Pepsodent. Todos ellos reunidos des-
truyen la pelicula, como no Sc habia logrado
hacerlo hasta ahora Y esta produc;endo, en-
todo el mundo, una era nueva en- la lmpieza
de la dentadura.
Esa es la pasta dental que Sc le pide, con
urgencia, que pruebe. Yea los resultados ms
tantaneos, observe los resuitados al cabo de
dicz dfas. Entonces, decida por ST rnsmo entire
los mstodos anticuados el metodo moderno.
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En- Honor de la Belleza
destruya esa pelfcula de sus dientes

La dentadura no puede briTlar 81 esta en-
panada por la pelicula. ST I'd. quiere tener los
dientes blancos, debe I'd. saber como destruir
la pelicula
Durante esta senana, puede I'd. obtencr en-
Ia droguerfa Q botica mas cercana, un nuevo
raStodo, gratis. Milloncs de personas 10 en-
plean en- Ia setualidad. Los principales DENTS
tas 10 aconsejan en- todas parties. No vacilc en-
hacer la prueba. Los resultados que obtenga
en- una semara pucden ser una revclaci6n
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Yea y sienta sus resuItados

Presente este cup6n por un tubito para
10 dfas. Note 10 lirnpios que Sc sientefl
los dientes, despues de usarlo. Fijese en-
Ia desaparicion de Ia pelicula viscosa.
Observe como cmblauquccen los dientes,
a medida que desaparece la pellcula.
Los resultados son rapidos i1dudables.
El follcto lie d;ra el por que. Por su pro-
pio bien, conozca todo 10 que esto sig
mica
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COMDTCIONES

cias. Yerguese de nuevo con mayores
bros y disp6nese a bajar. Las vivi-
fcantes brisas de aquellas alturas lie
epgendraron alientos de entusiasmo y
p1osigue ufano hasta tocar con sus dila
tadas narices a la puerta del caballeres
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CO lomeno, ell generoso sefior propie-
tario de aquella rugosa comarca, Ro-
sario Agosto, hermano de nuestro gran
est,atega generalisimo, Julio Agos-
to, qu,en nos fuera ilustrando los para
(Continiia en- La pag1na 81.
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su Gina, tocaremos ell 'cielo con Ia
nsno''.
sinsonte arremete arrogante aque
Ia mssa roquana y una vez en- su YER
tice Sc postra de hinojos pararendir su
tribute fervoroso al dos de sus Green