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RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE LEGION.

THE American Legion boys in Mannlngton are
having difficulties with a carnival whlch they
imported in an attempt to raise money TO meee.
the needs Of the post The members OF the carhi-
val outfit having gotten themselves spectacuiariS
in the 1imelght, have, to the unthlnklng prousnt
reflected discredit upon the Legion and IN repiy
to criticism OF the Legion the post commander mas
presented the side of the Legion in public letter
that ought to get under the skins OF the manning
ton public and awaken them to their duty TOWARD
the lads who have evidently striyen hard with
little result
If there is any organization existing which
should have the cooperation of all the people 1T
is the Legion, which marks creed, class, clique
or race Simply the boys who fought through
hell that America might be able to live up 70 her
principals and traditions If the D. A. RS or the
women Of the Red Cross or the Rwanls Cluo'
could confer with the American Legion about some
good way to put on a benefit once year in Man
nineton there would be none of this street carnl-
val business Fatrrnont's own post is working hard
to stage a benefit in Ravine Park beginning Mon
day and it is certainly to be hoped that the peo-
pie of this community will turn out and back TINS
benefit with the greatest possible hbera1ity. Every
woman who ever made Red Cross garment OF
folded a Red Cross bandage should be there ana
every man who served four minute speaker,
or bought a liberty bond, anxiously scanned the
headlines Of the newspapers about five years ago.
should be present Recall those days! The Legion
must be given right of way with their benefit ana
8 it will be a mighty poor excuse OF citizen VINO
will not find some way to help. even II only little
the lads who dug into the trenches and waNoweo
in French mud before the Ieveled guns OF the grey
clad Germans.
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Berton Braley's Poem
NEWS

NEWS
las the new ear-owner views ~
The tariff may. double
The high cost Of rainment,
But I've bought a bubble
And made the first payment;
The world on its axis
Is almost a-quiver,
The Russian gloom wakes
But I've bought a flivyer!
Babe Ruth is incurring III.
The wrath Of the magnates;
Our ships are not stirring
And foreign trade stagnates,
The vets grow more feryent
Each speech they deliver,
But your humble servant
Has purchased a flivver.
The Chinese are fighting
And SO are the Turkish,
In Europe we're sighting
Some clouds that are murktsh
I realize this in
MY soul and SILVER;
But oh friends. just listen
I've bought me a flivyer!
Copyright 1922 N. E. Al
Three thousand merchant YES
sells fly the japanese flag.
Easter lily was introduced from
japan about so years ago.
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rough but the ractor made1a
.aysrageso about fise miles an hour.
jPersonafs.
Mrs. Charles Berry and children
have gone toS CIarksburg for an ex-
tended visit with relatives. 4.
SSaa MS. John Carpenter and daugh-
ter Ina and Mrs. Amanda Coen
visited Mrs. Madge Rittenhouse Of
Sunshine Thursday.
Mrs. "A. G. Edinger has returned
from a visit with friends at Bell
view.
Mrs. Artha Roberts and two chill
dren. who spent several days here,
have returned to their home at
Hastings, w. Va.
Wilbur Hatzel was a. business
visitor In Weston Thursday.
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SATURDAY. EVENING. JULY $. 1922.

I The Billy sunday Business Mems Club is easily
sthegmost popular Of any organization il the city.
e@men from this club are in great dora1nd all
8over&the county and every Sunday they can De
found scattered through every district. The
sIliwanis and the Rotary organizations each NIL
their own particular place in the community, but
their activities approach the real
good accomplished by the Billy Sunday Club. II
mem bers8 Of this club could add to the Chris
titan message they carry, few words touching
upon the civic of the country and the neces-
for8eyery loyal citizen to inform himself and
direct hts influence into helpful channels they
would bring to Marion County most needed en-
tighten ment, and practically double the great
measure OF good they are already accomplishing
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RUFF STUFF

At an early hour this morning 1t
seemed that the weatherman might
step ii and save that East-West
ball game.
That is, save the umpire's repu-
tation.
Or something or other.
These classics are great little
cutups, you know.
Went over to hear a guy talk az
the chautauqua yesterday on
"Newspaper Headlines"
Never heard as interesting an ad-
dress in our life.
The fellow talked about every
thing but newspaper headlines.
So as we had gone to hear about
the headlines we took quiet little
nap, and
Fell out of the pew down into
the sawdust along about the fifth
inning.
. y
No, It was the seventh inning.
because We remember we got up
and stretched.
And some girl laughed. which
made us mad because we thoughs
she was laughing at US, but
1t later developed she was read
ing comic magazine.
Pittsburgh battled eighteen in
nings before they could lose yes
terday.
Now if they belonged to the union
they would get time and half time
for that little stunt.
And no game would ever end In
less than fifteen innings.
And many would run on until the
arc lights came on
The horse Is estimated to be
Jaw, what's the rush?
The number OF grade crossing ac-
cidents since the "Cross Crossings
Cautiously campaign started would
indicate that a lotta people don't
believe in signs.
Saw a sign in Shinnston last
night. "This is the three mile limit
come aboard and get a drink"
| There otta be a law against kid
ding the downtrodden public.
Wonder what kind OF a Sunday
Creed Bolyard Is going to dish out
for tomorrow?
Hope it bright and fair. SO a
fellow can get up early and have
time to doll up for church.
OF course, them there that dom,
go to church can play golf OF
jpeaknuckle.
Quite sol
! PhiIad elphia has 1853 women
physicians and nine women preach
ers.
Total construction in, British
shipyards in 1921 was l,5ss,ooo
: tons 81
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the maid, and then interrogative-
w nYnlI hnned i WIS n, eSt-ce

the maid, and then interrogative-
": you hoped I was, n'est-ce
pas?"
ooh, I'm glad you have at last
recognized me, after, 10! these
many years. 1 had taken It for
granted you were corpus de. deadus
or at least hors de combat.
would that ] were Diogenes
that might wave my searchlight
in fiendish glee!" exclaimed the
maid. 81 have found an honest
man. A man who, rather than ad
nit that he would prefer me dead,
changes the subject"
"The spirit OF the law has the
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right OF way over the letter." de-
clared McCray impressively. Any
way why should one be hypo,,
critic? had just made up my mind
that II you Were really dead, l
could make a little kale by having
Coroner Blocher start an 1nvesti-
CATION
..Had you done that returned
the maid there might have been
some money made but you wouldn't
have been the one to make It,"
WHOM, then?'
ssWho!" Ia
.swho. them" !.
80. la, Ia, m'siem' but that l
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THE Is MAID ON
THE COURTHOUSE.

.Lol Frenchy!,2
FFench nGcCrayn Fairmont,s
most Indignant and verbose at
sstorney,S halted on his way down
thee courthous steps and shot
EEgIance upward, came the
JYoice addressing him.
\, Thought you were dead, =, ne
;It0lds the maid 81 9.
.ss:Nay.1'snay, monA Cher laughed
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Here and IS: here s.
nv CLYDE n. EAST.
'cHA,.Rl;LEsToN, WA. July

CHARLESTON, W. a.. s1H Wy ~ 80
!Dr. N. r. Price. who is can l1lelt
date for the Democratic nom11ln y, a a 10y
for state senator, short term, N t Lls
tenth district, is making grea!
progress IN his campaign. ACCORD,
ing to information received from
his friends at Marlinton- IT mas
been so long since the extreme
eastern county of the district mas
had a candidate that the voters q
Pocahontas and Webster counties
are lining up strong for DE- Price'
Webster County has cand1oate
In the field but he is out for the e
long term and for that reason Ut.
Price-is expected to carry the ooun'
ty.
Col. George S. Wallace OF Hunt
ington, who was urged to make the
race for state senator on the Dem.
ocratic ticket. has issued a state.
ment thanking his friends but added
that he was not responsible for the
mention OF his name in this connec'
ltion. He iutimated that there We're
several candidates out for the nomi'
nation and he did not desire TO ere
ate contest.
s. n. Outright Of Buckhannon
has been appointed to the Upshur
County Court to succeed Comm1s
sioner o. w. Bonner. The unex-
pired term OF Mr.. Bonner will be
permanently filled at the election
this fall.
Wood County has twelve candi
dates in the race for the House OF
Delegates. eight Of whom are Re
publicans They are: Republicans
a. +. Buckley, Be1leville: ~ 3
Burk, A. J. Nicely. w. L. McPher
son, c. w. woodward, Parkersburg
John B. Easton. George Bits. Jr.
Edward Dist. Williamton; Demo
crats-J. P. Duva1. George w: Dye
George Huber and P. Foster Wells
Parkersburg.
The list of candidates for the
House of Delegates in Cabell Coun
ty numbers fifteen. as follows
Democrats - John III. Hash. Nc
Comas District; w. w. Porter
Charles G. Rhodes, G. L. Arm
strong, William Arnett. George G
Neal. r. S. Scanlon, Huntington:
C. T. Unison, Barboursville Dis
trict: G. C. Swami, McComas Dis
trict; Republicans-Mi1e F. Mel
rose, II. O. Dunfee. Ralph R. Rob
ison, w. E. Jones. 7. T. Necessary
Huntington, and John Merritt, Bar
louisville. 775
Mr.. Scanlon. candidate for thu
House from Cabell County, is !
former member of the State Roat
Commission and is well know.
throughout the. state by reason Q
his former activities. He wa!
prominent in the drive to secur'
ratification OF the amendmep
authorizing the Legislature to issu.
S5O,0oO,0O0 in road bonds.
Stuart F. Reed. candidate for re
election in the third congressional
district, is highly praised by thu
Intelligencer. one of H. G. Ogden
Wheeling newspapers. COT Con
gresham Reed, it is difficult t
speak other than In terms of high
est praise" said the Intelligencer
HE is not only well equipped t.
represent his district in congress
but also has the initiative and en-
ergy to use his equipment. In hi
two terms in the House. he ha:
been a hard and consistent worker
and has demonstrated his abi1it,
as a speaker as well as his grasl
of parliamentary situations.
John T.. Conner, former membei
Of the House OF Delegates from
Cabe11 County and Democrat,
nominee for Congress in 1920, hal
! announced that he plans to again
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philadelphia has 1853 women
physicians and nine women preach,
erS,
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was one OF the last candidatess
announce for the State Senaa
from the tenth district, wassa bud
ness visitor ins Charles ton thu
week and said hesis making 300
progress IN his campaigning rssth
democratic Notwithstanding He
old who is out FOR the long tern
the tenth district for some onl
other than an attorney4asa mem
Der of. the State Senate Following
his visit here, Mr.. Hero1d Fleft8toi
Warrington to- confer with spartiy
leaders in Pocahontas Coun tyssssThi
sutton man was the Democrat
NOMINEES for state treasurer tnNtdY
1920 campaign.
DR.. Frank NJ. Kearns Of Humid |
red ASwetzel4 County, has withdrawlI
his Republican9cand idacys for staff
senator in the second districtj
leaving as the contestants for ths
Cecil B. Highland Aof
New Martinsville and Foster RinSj
of hfoundsville. It is thought that
Mr.. Kearns wit drawal was In thSi
interests of Wetzed Countyss'|
chances of securing the Republican,
Marshall County ISL
attepptluSsSlOs - ~
rotation. Mr.. Highland is5a
brother Of Cecil b HAND
member#of the Republi lean snstPnz
al committe from WestSY trA
TYLER County has six candle al
for the Republican, denomination for
House OF Delegates Delegate
Henry G.. Williamson list out for,
reelection and his #Iopponentss are
/. NJ. Underwood ant 3 81
Conway, former prosecuting t-3
torneys; John NJ .Anikrom. con-j
stable and hotel owner S..sa CT
Pollen, former assistant postmaster
OF Sistersyille. and u WalG1er..
former
Paying both ends gsInst 1ha1
middle, DR.. q StewaTt III
lMorgantoM,n, cand idalte{ for tths51
for House ofa1elegat
ha snot only filed his paitons 81
Republican candidate. certify Ing
that he is a member Of that party.|
but has also filed a petition sign
ed by 113 voters asking That hea6es
named the candidate foF the House
Of Delegates Of the ma fona1 prohis
bftion party The law Es} Interpret
ed in Morgantown, is atsonlyst hss
Republican and Demos atics candisa
dates will appear on the8prtnted8
ballots; the parties receiving less
than 10 per cent Of TIP vote foIs
goyernor at the last election be3
Ing required to file BY petition
which It is said, would theR
candidate of the natiol aI prohi,s
bition party
The eligibility of DoctF sSteWarts
as dry candidate as veil asNons
/ the Republican primary ballots
been referred Ito Attornet Generals
England for ruling b3 Circula
Clerk Garfield #Davtes.
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Total construction in, British
shipyards In 1921 was ] ,53S,0O0
tons sc,
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Announcement has beet made
here that T. C.. Townsend wilIab
the Ogden campaign mann gerS1E So
Kanawha Count y. :
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OF course, them there that don't
go to church can play golf or
peaknuckle. zs5=
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John T.. Conner, former member
OF, the House OF Delegates from
Cabe1l County and Democratic
nominee for Congress in 1920, has
announced that he plans to again
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Hope it Is bright and fair. SO a
fellow can get up early and have
time to doll mp for church
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Quite so!
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Wonder what kind OF Sunday
Creed Bolyard Is going to dish out
for tomorrow?
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s. N. Outright Of Buckhanno1
has been appointed to the Upshu
County Court to succeed Commls
sioner O. w. Bonner. The unex
nired term OF Mr.. Bonner will b
permanently filled at the election
this fall.
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There otta be law against kid
ding the downtrodden public.
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Si Ponce de Leon hubiesa conocido
algunas de las cosas que ha aprendi-
do ahora la ciencia, con respecto a Ia
ca1isa y cura de esa dnfsrmeda1 que Sc
llama ssveiez''. Sc habria Quedado en-
casa comenzado un tratamiento intss-
tinal, en- veg de dirigirse a Florida en-
busca de la ,nitica ''fuente de la jul
ventud', Esa fuente, segun a1lora 10
sabemos. debe encontrarse en- las far
macias. en- forma de medicinas que
tiendaa rejuvenecer el aparato diges-
two y a hacer desaparecer de el los ve-
nenos que obstruyen los processes nor
males della vida y permitir que los Or
ganos de la digestion y La asiIiilaci6n
extraigan Ell precioso principle de la
vida, del ali1nento que Sc toma.
La vejez Sc debe, en- primer termino
al nal funcionamiento de los intesti-
nos. La falta de ejerciclo, los excesos
en- la comida, ETC., son algunas de las
causas que obran para debilitar y des-
gastar el tonoYde los intestinos Guam
do estos conlienzan a haquear en- su ta-
roa, el alimento ingerido, a bien pasa
a traves de ellos sin comunicar slls
principles nutritivos al organismo, ha-
ciendo sI1frir los teji5os del cusrpo en-
cierta forma, Q bien el alimento Sc fer
menta forma toxinas vcnenosas qua
son conducidas a todo el ORGANISING,
alterando los nervios, los musculos, los
hue-os ii cerebro, Y, a medida que
esta defcfenciaEo intoxicacion, o am
bas cOntinuan, los intestincs Sc debi-
Titan cada vez mas y Sc incapacitan y
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En- los dominios del cine

mientes en- los defectos de expression
corp6rea; mas con Ell tempo las cosas
han cambiado y hoy no toleraria en-
la pantalla cinematografca al actor
cue no Sc comportase como es debido.
FL arte. cinematografico ha negado a
In punto en- que no solo los principian-
tes en- la profession, sino que tambiea
les veteranos, tienen que someterse
un estudio concienzudo de los movi-
mientos de sus cuerpos, pues asi 10 re-
Quieren los prop6sitos interpretstivos
Gel fotodrama.
Por fin Sc ha lienado el5vacfo que Sc
hacia sentir en- Ell cinematografo con
Ia reciente constitution de Ia escuela
para actores, que Ia. empresa Famous
P.ayers-Lasky Corporation ha estable-
CiGo en- un propio estudio cinematogra-
fco. En- ella Sc dara a los actores ms
trucci6n en- las mIltiples ramiicacio-
mes de este arte. Actualmente estan va
funcionando las clases/ de direction,
fotografia, vestuario, mimica, coreo-
grafia, etc. etc. Es para mi un honor,
por e. cual estox sumamente agrade-
cido al presidente de Ia empresa Mr..
Adolph zukOr, Ell pertenecer al cuerpo
de profesores de la nueva escnela, spues
mi cargo estan las classes de esgrima
y bale.
Tengo la completa seguridad de Que
no pasara mucho tempo sin que Ell pl-
hlico Sc de cuenta de los resultados OBJ
tenidos por la escuela de la Paramount.
No existe mortal ninguno, sin excep-
tuar los actores cinematograficos que
no posea algfIn manerismo en- el andar,
hablar, al mover las manos, los brazos
y las piernas, manerismo que es preci
so corregir por medic de la escuela
de actores. Estos defectos y maneris-
mos Sc deben en- la mayoria de los
casos que ciertos m1sculos carecen
Gel desarroio con relaci6n otros y
no sostienen 81 cuerpo con la propie-
cad debida en- ciertos casos. Conozco
at,etas, Jugadores de football y CORE
dores que andan graciosamente, pero
cuando Sc prOponen inclinar 81 cuerpo
ante una dana, la deception que reci-
bimos cs inmensa. En- Ell cinemat6grafo
tenerlos actores que son la gracia per
sonifcada montando caballo, pero su
andar ilspi1a lastima.
z este es precisamente 10 que me es
fcrzare en- corregir en- la clsse Que sci
ramount. La esgrima y Ell bale russo
impartiran Al actor y actriz la indis-
pensable simetria en- 81 cuerpo. asi co.
tcOntinns On Il ss. pag.l
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Por THEODORE KosLoFF
LA GRAcIA EN- Ell
cINEMAToGRAFo

z ~ +
Ce.ebre bailarfn ruso y eminente ac-
tor cinematogratlco. Para mi ael espec-
tacu;o mas trists del mundo es 81 que
ofrece Ia persona qpe sisndo llr geniO
iLterpretativo, no puede inanifestar su
talento por impedirsslo la carencia alb
soluta de gracia.
En- e, teatro hablado Sc 1a tratadc
desde tempo inmemorial de corregir
este defecto. Muchos Interpreters que
comenzaro sli carrera artistica en- las
viejas companies, Sc han visto obliga-
COS a someterse a, un curse rigido de
compostura este es, han tenido que
aprender sentarse, levantarse del
asiento, saludar las personas. a
andar y aconversar con propiedad,
etc, etc.
En- los 'bal.ets" Yusos Sc sonete al
estudiante un curse de esta clase
mucho mas rfgido. Comence mis- estu-
dios la temprana edad de echo aiios
y no recibi mi diploma hasta diez
amos despues, en- cuyo tempo mis- pro-
fesores ensefaron a cada uno de los
rctsculos de mi cuerpo obedecer las
0rdenes que recibfa de mi cerebro. Ell
cua, exigia expression interpretativa.
Solo los INTERPRETERS cinematogrAfc
han carecido de este entrenamiento.
Haniendose considerable el cinemat6.
grsfo como un srte joven, una move,
da6, ell publico en- un principle no par6
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IIsTORIAs FARA Ell OINI

Quiere usted ganar mucho dine
70? Ell trabajo es muy divsrtido inte.
resante. Nuestro Curse de Instruccio-
nes en- castellanO le ense6ara escribir
buenos argumentos y lie dira como 3
d6nde venderlos. Ptdanos informes. Ia.
tin American Photoplays Service. P. o.
Box zs. Station 1. New York. N. Y.-P
nosTALEs ALEMANxs, snizas 3
: americanas, de imagenes. inicia-
les, paisajes, felicitaciones y amorosas,
en- totes de 1850 remitense al recibo de
$500 por @. o. D. Post Card Dealer.
Box 456, San Juan, P. R.-P.
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lin joven con conocimientos en-
mercancias, ferreteria, calzado y
efeEtos de autOm6vil desea cOlocarse.
Puede dar referencias. Para otros In
fOrmes diTijase al Box "a, FajardO, P.
R.-11-SO.
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CE vENDE:-Solar de 737 metros,
- amplio y situado en- la mejor es
quina de la calle de Lola, precio de
situaci6n y con plazos c6modUs. Infor
mara su duefo. Telefono S57 verde Q
800, Santurce.-P.
CoLAREs:-Cslls LoIzA Iparads
44). Precios sumaments baJos.
Nueva Urbanizaci6n. su nombre di-
recci6n por telefono, correo perso-
nalmepte, le da derecho a informaci0n
detallada. Henry w. Dooly. Edifcio
Belaval, Tanca 2. Telsfono $50. san
Juan.-P.
UIDRIERAs UsADAs:- Hay bara-
tas.-Cruz 10, altos, Box 1884,
San Juan, p. R.-11-27.
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con fac1lldad, con solo uSar la medlcl-
ma apropiada
81 cuando lea I'd. este, ha comen-
zado a sentir que va envejecieudo. 81
va perdisndo la ambici6n, 81 su volun-
tad faquea, 81 ha perdido Ell amino, 81
van declinando su habilidad y energia
para ell trabajo, I'd. puede saber que
la causa esta en- su aparato digestive.
81 su mirada ha perdido ell brillo, 81
observa arrugas cada vez mas profun-
dss, 81 Sc va apagando la juventud en-
su coraz6n, entonces tiene I'd. la cleo
ci6n entire dejar que la enfermsdad
continue su curse hacia la sensibilidad
y la tumba, de atacar resuelta y osa-
daments la rafz del NAL, en- al acto.
I'd. podra enconIrar la medicina
que su case reQuiere, va preparada y
esperandole en- la farInacia. Tan prom
to como Sc ,descubrio el .secreto para
tratar este estado, Sc incorpor6 en- la
forma de una medicina de patente. con
el nombre de Tanlac, y Sc distribuy6
ampliamente, para que los millones de
personas que la nccesitaban pudiesen
disfrutar con facilidad de nuevo vigor
y salud. Y desde luego, Sc ha demostra-
do que es un don para miles y miles
de personals No tiene I'd. mas que
usar Tanlac, durante un corto espacio
de tempo v Observara Ia diferencia
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las Farmacias.
Advt.
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EsPLENDmA RESIDENcIA en- 81
Condado, cerca del mar, de dos plan
tas, y con solar muy amplio, esta de
venta para entrega Immediate por un
precio Iimitadisimo. 1nformaran aparta
do S5e San Juan. SEQ ~. z
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