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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19
A Thought

A double minded man is unstable
in all his ways.-Jas. 1:8.
n E only is well made man who
1T has good determinations.
IL Emerson. .....smssal
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Tho editor is willing TO print views
of Times readers on interesting sub
iects. Make your comment brief.
Sign your name as an evidence of
good faith. 1t Will not be printed
if you object.
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Is there any way to remove the
stain of walnut from the hands?
The juice of ripe tomatoes will re-
move the stain Of walnut without in
jury to the skim
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Small Change
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The the hand doubtless
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What is carbide?


Carbide consists Of compounds of
carbon and the metals or certain of
the metaloids. The name carbides is
also applied to compounds of carbon
with certain non-metallic elements,
such as silicon. The carbide Of silicon
is a crystalline substance remarkable
for it's great hardness, and used under
the name of carborundum for making
whetstones, polishing cloths, etc. The
carbides of non-metallic elements are
not attacked by acids.
What was the best run ever
made between New York and
Havre?
Five days, II hours, by La France
of the French line.
What two chapters of the Bible
are alike?
The 10th chapter of the Second Book
Of Kings and the s7th chapter of
Isaiah are alike. $50. ....,,asssssssss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19
Even Chinese Unfavorable

That the Chinese are pursuing a
course so unfavorable to Japanese
80, 900 have been obliged to give up
their businesses.
That as soon as their operations be-
gin to become successful in Pacific
South America agitation springs up
against them, and their business be-
comes improbable, and that while
most South American States now per-
NIT Japanese to come in. white men
are sure TO begin expelling them as
soon as their number reaches loo, 600"
This newspaper says with a note of
complaint. the Japanese government
looks on this state of affairs indif-
ferently." But would any one sug-
gest it make an effort to force other
nations to receive japanese as lnmi-
grants? This would put the world
against Japan at once.
1t would be better to examine the
reasons why Japanese are not favored
as immigrants by practically the
whole world. And as to this, they
should need only one guess.
Not Good Immigrants
japanese Of the laboring class are
not good immigrants for any coun-
try. They do not mix with the PEG
pies to whom they go. Their compe-
tition is too strong for other peoples
under a state of society in which la
borers compete for jobs and land is
monopolized. They always remain
patriotic Japanese and any large
number Of them In a state would be
ruinous to domestic peace.
So other peoples cannot safely let
them. fine people that the Japanese
are 1t is impossible. If the Japanese
suffer from population. the rem
edy is up to them. That remedy lies
IN the control of the number Of the
oncoming generations in Japan itself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

THEY'VE discovered that the White House telegrapher
manned the Fall Mclean private wire Hal We demand that
bloodhound put the trail of the White House What
was she doing when the Teapot was put on?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19
THE NAVY'S NEW CHIEF

EV1HEN President Judge Curtis D. Wilbur
wv Edwin DENLY Secretary of the Navy he killed
several birds with
He strengthened himself with the people of California the
his formidable political rival for the Repub
Ican nomination. Hiram johnson.
He Cabinet by the addition of adviser who
himself among his fellow Cafornian the reputation
of an independent sympathetic and fearless judge.
He tie chief of the Navy who knows
the Navy problems being graduate of the Naval Acad
envy who though civilian M has accompanied the
Navy its almost every year.
That much the President could be expected to
accomplish stroke,
While we this secretary settle himself into his
job will be worth while keeping these facts in mind
Secretary Josephus Daniels the Navy probably
the efficient Government department 1t by Dan
ies kept fighting TRIM conserving its resources, spend
ing its money carefully
Under Edwin DENLY, the Navy easy-going, happy
family much like its genial chief It not by Denby but
dominated by group high admiras Teapot Dome evil
dence that is was reckless with its resources.
The secretary who known conservationst and
progressive faces the task of recognizing the department. He
will make the Navy do heavy maneuverng he is
to lift it the Daniels level
1t is not responsible past
Of the he is joining His job is that of correcting
them When doing that he deserves sympathy and help
NOW his name seems to be 'Much-Ado"
YOU have to admit that the Teapot too for avore
sons and other presidential possibilities"
THE AERIAL HEARsE has appeared in England thus Civ
ing both soul and body chance take fight.
HUDSON MAXIM promises go law prove that coffee
is intoxicating Perhaps simpler and direct method
would be get himself arrested horrible example
''THEYvE discovered that the White House eegrapher
the FaMcLean private wire Ha We demand that
boodhounds put the trail of the White House What
was she doing when the Teapot put on?
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HUDSON MAXIM promises go law to prove that coffee
is intoxicating Perhaps simpler and direct method
would be to get himself arrested a horrible example,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

THE AERIAL HEARSE has appeared in England, thus Civ
ing both soul and body chance take fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

MAKE POOR
COLONISTS
People Fail to Mix With Citi-
zenS in Land of
Adoption,
Adoption.
By HERBERT QUICK

JAPANESE newspaper IN
IA Toxic critcises its government
for it's supineness in permit
ting other nations to exclude Japa-
nese immigration.
Only ESQ 900 Japanese have emf
grated, this paper says, during fifty
years, which really is a small number.
That it is not likely to increase very
fast is probable from the Facts stated
in this Nipponese paper, which points
out that:
The "gentlemans agreement" pre-
vents Japanese from emigrating to the
United States or Mexico.
That Japanese are not permitted to
land in Mexico.
That the British authorities in India
are Jealous" of Japanese.
That Australian gates are closed
against them.
That even Japanese visitors are
looked upon with disfavor in the
Philippines and real immigration pro-
hibited.
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NOW his name seems to be ''Much-Ado."
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BY CHARLES p. STEWART
NEA Service Writer


m HE oil investigators laid back
ground. The Daugherty investi-
- gators are bringing the picture
out. The background was horrifying
but horrifying on a larger scale. The
figures revealed were sinister. but
they were the figures of big he-buc-
cancers. The foreground is revolving.
Its figures are indescribably sorbid,
cheap, mean.
Small Change
Doheny, playing for a 100000. 900
pot. tossed 100000 on the table like
a white chip. Suppose I don't get
It back; it's small change" Pennies
weren't too small for Jesse Smith. Ne
gotiating with a man who wanted a
pardon for his brother-in-law, from
the pen, all Smith could see was that
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y ellotusbip of
praper

Daily Lenten Bible reading and
meditation prepared for Commission
on Evangelism of Federal Council of
the Churches of Christ in America.
WEDNESDAY
Knowing Gods Love Through
Obedience
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

YOU admit that the Teapot too hot for favorit
sons and other presidential possibilities"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

What is the formula for artih-
cial honey?
White sugar, 5 pounds; water,
pounds. Gradually bring to a boil.
and skim well. When cool, add one
pound of bees honey and drops of
peppermint. To make of better quail
ity, add less water and moro real
honey.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

What is the use of the fiywheel
in an automobile?
1t is necessary in order to trans
form the highly varying and intermit-
tent driving force into one nearer con-
slant 80 that uniform rotation may
be approached.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

How do little chickens breathe
before they hatch?
There is a small depression at the
big end Of the egg. Here. between
the pod and the shell, is the air cham
Der from which the chicken gets it's
first supply of air. The egg is quite
well ventilated also by means of many
pores in the egg shell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

How may indenble ink stains be
removed?
Stains made from nitrate Of silver
may be removed by moistening them
with a brush dipped in a strong aque-
Gus solution of cyanide of potassium
"a deadly poison) and then well wash
ing the fabric in water. Great care
should be exercised in trying this.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

How many people and who were
they that have gone over Niagara
Falls successfully in barrels?
Two persons. Mrs. Anne Edison Tay
Tor, October, 1901; and Bobby" Leach
July, 1911. Charles Stephens wa.
killed in a similar attempt in July
1920.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

What is the bicycle record for
one hour?
Motor-paced, so miles, yards; I'm.
paced. % miles. 600 yards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-19

Which is the highest mountain
in Montana?
Granite Peak Carbon County.
altitude, 1850 feet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-25
Jabon AdelgazadOr Lamar

El descubrimiento maravilloso Hace
desapa recer rapidamente la gordura
suEerhua sin Ell auxilio de medicamen-
toS. Adelgaza cualquier parte del
cuerpo sin afectar las otras. No Sc
requiere dieta nj ejereicios gimnasticos.
Puede adel lgazarse cuanto Sc quiera.
Su efecto es rndgico en- eliminar Ia pa
pada, adelgaZar el abdomen abultado.
los tobillos toscos, las munecas carno-
SaS, los brazoS y los hombros, senoS
grande y cualquiera gordura superfiua
del cuerpo. Sc envfa directamenIe por
correo, porte pagado, al recibo del pre-
cior con la garantfa de deVolVer el di-
nero 81 falla. Precio: $l.00 orc ameri-
cano la pastilla res pastillas por
$500. Generalmente basta de una a
tres pastillas para lograr Ell resultado
apetecido. Remftase libranza postal
con Ell pedido. Los resultados son sor-
prendent LAMAR LABORATORIES.
Depto 735 Beckman Building, Cleve-
land, o., e. u. A
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Espaiia pOsee Ia mayor
reSeFva en- orc de tOdO
Ell mundO
La vtsita del senior Mitchell, Press
dente del National City Bank
Of Nep York

MADRID, setiempre.-El creciente
interes del capital americana en- al
desarrollo de la industria europea
despnes de la guerra, y especialmen-
te en- favor de las cordiales relacio-
nes entire Espana los Estados Uni
dos, Sc hicieron patentcs aver con
Ia vista del Mr.. Mitchell, Presiden-
tc del National City Bank of New
York. Despues de visitar d sucursal
de su institution, afT. Mitchell fue
presentado los miembros de la
r. .tnta 'espanola en- un almuerzo dado
on su honor por ell coronel Sosthenes
Behn, Presidente de la International
Telephone and Telegraph Corpora
tion, presenciando despues ell acto de
la firma por el coronel Tafur, Di-
rector General de Comunicaciones,
del contrato con la Companfa Tele-
f6nica Nacional de Espafa, la que
esta asociada la International Tele-
phone and Telegraph Corporation,
para la reorganization de todo el
sistema telefonico espanol
En- las primeras horas del dia,
Mr.. Mitchell, acompanado del coro-
mel Behn fue recibido por S. M. ei
Rey, quedando yisiblemente impresio-
nado por el profundo conocimiento
cue tiene Don Alfonso XIII de las
necesidades economicas del pals, asf
como tambien por su actitud alta
mente cordial hacia Ia participation
americana en- las nuevas empresas
que Sc desarrollan en- varias regio-
nes del RENO. La vista al Monarca
fue seguida de otra al general Pri-
mo de Rivera, Presidente del Direc-
torio, en- la que los visitantes fueron
impresionados por ell
caracter energico del Jefe del Gobier-
no espanol, v su9 determination de
hacer resaltar su administration CO.
mo una de las de mayor engrande-
cimiento constructive.
Las visitas terminaron con la que
hicieron al Banco de Espana, en- cl
que vieron la reserva de cuatrocien..
tos millones de dollars en- orc, que
constituye la mayor reserva que exis-
te en- ell nundo en- proportion con
la moneda circulante.
ALMUERZO EN- HONOR DEL
PRESIDENTE DEL NATIONAL
CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
MADRID, setiembre -Ha sido cele-
brado un almuerzo en- honor de Mr..
Charles Mitchell, presidente del Ma
tional City Bank of New York, que
esta intimamente relacionado con la
introduction del nuevo sistema de
telefonos en- Espana.
Asistieron al acto nutridas repre-
sentaciones de las principales enti-
dades bancarias espanolas. Presidio
eI Coronel Sosthenes Behn, presiden-
tc de la international Telegraph and
Telephone Corp, hallandose presen-
tes muchas preeminentes persoalida-
des espanolas Y norteamericanas.
Mr.. Mitchell pronunci6 IN discurso
la necesidad que Sc ad-
vierte en- los Estados Unidos de en-
plear el capital extranjero para des-
arrollar su industria conercio, en-
pezando para clio por Espana pues-
to que esta nacion .ofrece excelentes
oportunidades.
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AD@aSNAsA&
Acabe Con eI
RcumatiSmO

"A las >curaciones de reumatismo OBJ
tenidas con el "IIlixir de Leonardo
para la Sangre' Sc les -ha llamado
"milagros' por aquellos que han visto
las curaciones casi imposibles que este
maravilloso remedio ha realizado.
Ell reumatismO es una enfermedad
des la sangre no puede curarse
mientras exista cualquier veneno reu-
matico en- las venas. La primcra dosis
del elixir de Leonardo para la
Sangre" comienza eliminar de la
sangre toda partfcula de dcido urico y
las demas impurezas venenOsas que
causan cl reumatismo. Produce Y
aumenta liz sangrc roja rica de
esta manera le da nueva vida vigor
al sistema. Para las personals de edad
este remedio es Cspecialmente valioso.
devolviendolcs su energia vitalidad
y dandoles salrd fuerza. Para los
casOs cr6nicos de Reumatismo. Catarro
AfeeciOnes Es,,rofuiosaS, Envenena
miento de Ia Sangrc, Ulceras-y otra,
enferlnedades de In sangre, el "EliXi
de- Leonardo para la Sangre' es Is
especffico.
Insista en- que sea el "Elixil
Leontrdi.''
) i-H
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Sc vENDE

Finca de setenta cuerdas: catorce
gran cultura de retofio para moler
cosecho 1925 en- Ia Central Juncos o
en- Santa Juana, Caguas. Atravesada
por la carretera de Las Piedras a
San Lorenzo. Contiene palmas COCO,
arboles frutales bosques. Aqua
abundante. Valor ($6,000) seis mil
pesos sin cosecha 1925. Las rafces
a benefcio del comprador. 10 amos
plazo, para pagar ($2,500) dos mil
quinientos al seis por ciento en- el
Banco Federal. Para informes:-
julio Rodriguez
Apartado l24 Juncos, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

@ WASHINGTON. Sept. Ia. Omitted
Press) Ell Secretario de Estado,
Hughes, ha declarado enfaticamente
que ell gobierno americana no tiene
la menor intencion de intervenir en-
el actual conficto con que Sc. confron-
a la Republica China, Y que 81 los
barcos de guerra americanos estan
anclados en- la bahia de Shangai es
exclusivamente con ell proposito de
defender las vidas los intereses de
los numerosos americanos que mo-
ran en- China Agrego Que las poten-
cias extranjeras, habian decidido
mantenerse neutrales, en- 10 que res
pecta al conflicto, hasta d6nde fuese
possible. Manifesto ademas, que los
barcos de guerra extranjeros esta-
ban en- su perfecto derecho al patro-
lar los mares chinos, va que estan
autorizados para clio por tratados
existentes, y que ambas facciones
de guerra en- China tenian noticias
de clio, y eran las primeras en- reco-
nocer ese derecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

El licenciado Pagan, que les represen
aba en- el momento de la vista de di-
ehos recursos, la semana pasada, pidi0
ia suspension de los mismos fundan-
dose en- que sus defendidos Sc encon-
traban enfermos.
La Corte de Distrito de Humacao,
ante la cual Sc vefan los recursos Y el
representative del Attorney, licenciado
Llauger. que representaba Robles,
Bweptaron la suspension, habitndose
lcofdado celebrar la vista a la semana
;iguiente la cual tuvo efecto el mier-
oies pasado.
# AL empezar la session el Lcdo. Pa
gan pidi0 por medic de una moci6n ell
que Sc suspendiera dicha vista fundan-
ose en- que su defendido Bolivar Ochart
sc encontraba enfermo, por 10 que So
iicitaba a la veZ que Sc permitiera de
:larar al doctor Enrique Malta sobre
Ia enfermedad del senior Ochart El Lii
eenciado Llauger no hizo objection a 10
solicitado la corte asf 10 acord0.
El doctor Malta declare que ell Sc
1Or Ochart Sc encontraba enferm0 con
iebre alta Y que su constitution esta-
"a aso gastada debido "a las 0ltimas
iuchas polfticaS Y que era la vez
sun bohemia. Ell representante del At
oorney Y defensa de Robles, Sc opusU y
la Corte no accedi0 10 solicitado.
Ell Ledo. Pagan present0 una mo-
ci6n entonces, pidiendo permiso para
cambiar de los recursos de mandamus,
el nombre de Juan RobleS Jr. por ell de
Enrique Malta, pero la corte no acce-
di0 10 solicitadO, pues un recurso de
mandamus es contra una persona no
contra un cargo.
2 Entonces Pagan solicit0 de la Cor
te authorization para retirar los recur-
sos de mandamus, pueS dado case de
fallarse favor de Robles, este no po-
drfa dar cumplimiento 10 ordehadO
.por la Corte, toda vez que va q no era
el alcalde de Fajardo.
El licenciado Llauger Sc opuSo 10
solicitado inforlnando la vez que acep
tarfa la moci6n de deseStimaci0n, STEM
pre- v cuando que Sc eliminasen de ella
las palabras 'tCda vez que ell senior Ro
bles no era ell alcalde de Fajardo', fun
dilndose en- que para el Departments
de Justicia ST 10 era. Tambien agreg6
que el Lcdo. Pagan debfa aceptar que
la Corte impusiese las costas a su de-
fendido.
Asf 10 acept0 el Lcdo. Pagan, por 10
que los recursos en- question fueron reti
radios. allanandose los seflOres Bolivar
Ochart Providencio Alexandra, que
dar destitufdos de sus cargos. pues clio
los que solicitaban en- los mandamus,
era que los repusieran en- los puestos de
qne habfan sido destitufdos
Bolivar Ochart Providencio Ale
jandro, de acucrdo con la destituci6n
arriba mencionada, no podran ocupar
puestos publicos durante cuatro amos.
81 a este agregamos que Ochart fl
gura como candidate la Camara por
Fajardo, vieques Culebra, tenemos
que c0nvenir que ell referido lfder socia
lista esta zen desgracia''.
Hasta aquf la information del seilor
Ferrer.
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TOXIC, setiembre Ia. Omitted
Press).-El gabinete japones, duran
te su Ultima session, decidio perma-
necer en- expectation, vigilando la 81
tuacion atentamente, antes de aAop-
tar actitud alguna en- 10 que respec-
ia a China, y la guerra civil que all
sc esta desarroilando. Ha circulado,
lnsistentemente ell rumor de que los
mericanos Y los ingleses estan ayu
dando secretamente la faccion de
guerra que comanda ell General WI
Peifu. No obstante, 'Shide Hara. en-
I'm informe que sohre la situacion ha
sometido al gabinete, ha manifesto
10 que dichos rumores deben tomar.
Sc como. propaganda de los partida
rios del General WI Peif1, que
carecen en- absolute de fundamento.
Al mismo tempo, Shire Hara aeon
scja en- su informe, que Sc perma-
Mecca estrictamente neutral, aguar-
dando el curse de los acontecimien-
tos, los cuales marcaran la lmejor
actitud que deba adoptar .el gobicrno
japones.
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Ell LICDO. BOLIVAR PAGAN RE
TIRO LOS RECURSOS DE MANDA-
MUS QUE PRESENTO EN-
HUMACAO

Nuestro amigo ell senior Ferrer Cal
der0n, quien desempenaba ell cargo de
Tesorero Municipal de Fajardo hasta
el dfa s del corriente mes en- que ocu-
rri6 ell suceso polftico que todos COMO
cemos, nos ha visitado para informar-
nos 10 siguiente sobre la resolution que
di0 termino a los mandamus que fue-
ron presentados contra ell alcalde de
Fajardo, senior Robles. por los seiiores
Bolivar Ochart y Providencio Alejan-
dro.
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Or. Alvarez Valdez
DENTTCTA

Trabajo gratis los nifos POBRES
de dos a diez. amos. Los microbes, jue-
YES. y sabado de, z y media 8 y
media A. M.
A mis- clientes de:
$3.50 a IL A. M.
200 a 5 p. NJ.
sTodos los dias de la semana.
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FLORES NATURALEs

5Quiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bou-
quets? Bonitas Coronas v otros traba-
jos artisticos en- flores naturales. Lila
me- al telefono 800 santurce. (Stop 20
Martin Pena sera atendido por la
Sra Parsi.
80 Advt.
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Sc RUMORA QUE LOS INGLE-
SES Z LOS AMERICANOS ESTAN
PRESTANDO SU AYUDA A UNA
tACCION De- GUERRA CHINA
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RIALTO:

Tarde y Noche:-"La Mujer Mo
derna', por Huntley Gordon Bar
bara Castleton.
POPULAR
Tarde y Noche:-"La Reina de los
Bosques'', por Ruth Roland.
TRES BANDERAS:
Diez Noches en- un Cabaret.
LAS CASAs:
Noche:- e:-Estreno de una bonita cin-
ia.
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POPULAR
TRES BANDRRAs:

Diez Noches en- un Cabaret.
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Trajes Keep-KooI EN- Palm
Beach y azuI marino, en-
casimir, bueHos y bien he
chos, en- tamanos de II a
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Traies de drill fuerte IavabTe
coIores encubridores, para
ninos de IL a 18 amos, bien
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Trajes de "PaIm-Beach pa
ra niiios de IL a II amos,
bonitos colores, hechura de
primera, y materiaIes esco-
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