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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
BLAINE OF WISCONSIN
 STARTS FIGHT ON KHAN
States That District Attorney Had Failed to Prosecute After Distur-
 bancc as Reason for Suspension.

Madison, Wis, Sept. 5.--Governor Blaine started an open fight on the 'Ku Klux Klan when he announced an order had been issued suspending George B. Clementson as district at torney of Grant county. The order Is effective. September 9.
 The executive in letter declared that The Klan is potntial menace to the peace and security of our citizens," and that ''it incites to riots and lawlessness and engenders the possibility of bloodshed, such as has been repeatedly demonstrated at Herrin, Ill. and other places" Re- ferring to the Klan he said it must not De permitted to get a foothold in Wisconsin"
 The letter was written as a result of hooded demonstration at Bosco- bel three weeks ago, and of difficult ties at Muscoda, also in Grant coun- ty, as a result of which one man was shot and wounded.
 The governor charges that Clem- entson failed to follow his orders re- garding prosecution of those claimed to have been involved in the Bosco- bel demonstration when a deputy sheriff is said to have been assault ed.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
''u'o DROWNS IN TUB
 OF WATER IN ITS HOME
Robert A oyerstrom, Aged 1s Months, Falls Over Edge as
 Mother Leaves Room

Robert A oyerstrom. the ts- month-old son of MT. and Mrs. George overstrom of Lower Main street. East Berlin, met death yes- terday afternoon at about 4:30 o'clock, when he was drowned in tub of water while playing in the kitchen of his home.
 His mother had been working around the kitchen when the cries of another child, Sylvia. three months of age. were heard in an- other room. Mrs. Overstrom went to attend to the baby and when she returned her son was found in the tub. All efforts to revive him failed. t s$
 It Is thought that the baby fell into the tub and was unable to bring himself to the surface of the water to scream for help.
 The funeral was held this after noon at ? o'clock from the home of the child's grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Michael Labritz of 16 Edson street, New Britain. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor of the First Lu- theran church, officiating. Burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
Wheeler Talks in Wllimantic;
 Mix-up in Time Fools Rustics

branched into a renewal of criti- cism of the ku KluX klan.
 MT. Wheeler said:-
 I'm told that theer are men who are afraid to be seen coming into our headquarters in this state, afraid to come out for aL Toilette because they may lose their jobs or their offices. Think of that and in a state where more than century ago men dared to break the power of British monarchy and help Us set up a re- public" He urged those within sound of his voice to disregard their fears and show their colors."
 Eenator Wheeler renewed his at- tack upon the republican national administration calling it the most corrupt in history" Said he: 'I can not but believe that the American people want deceney and that what they want to have In the White House is a man like Bob La Toilette to face the corrupt politician. Presi- dent Coolidge is a silent man; he never raises his voice against the corruption in the Teapot Dome, the department of justice or the veter- ans bureaus and yet those things were notf individual instances wronggdoings. They were the out growth of a system, a system that puts control Of the department and republican parties into hands of the same interests, where a corporation ICnntinnnd nn Parn alA
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
BELIEVES .
 IN ARBITRATION HelTiOt So States Before League of Nations Assembly
 .. - H0pEg F0R II ( HE'D
HOPES FOR U. s. HELP
Continued Cooperation of America Needed-Pledges Adherence to Treaty of Versailles "Justice Without Force is Powerless.
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 Geneva, Sept. 5.-France today pledged her adhesion to the prin- ciple of arbitration and through the lips of Premier Herriot gave to the world 8 message generally acclaimed here as replete with hope for world peace.
 In an address to the assembly of the league of nations which was frequently interrupted with long hand clapping by the delegates and the public M. Herrfot declared that France would follow in letter and spirit the solemn document known as the covenant of the league of nations which forms the first part of the treaty of Versailles, and ap- prove in principle in advance any plan which describes as an aggres- sor any country which refuses arbi- tration.
 Especially remarked by delegates was the French premier's reference to the attitude of the United States towards the league of nations.
 "We continue to hope" he said, that the United States, which has already given us such useful CO., operation and rendered us so many services, will not refuse her CO., operation now. especially as arbitra- tion is the keynote of our plan"
 He added that certain distin- guished citizens of the United States have already assisted with suggestions of the greatest value. This reference of the premier was to the draft pact for security and disarmament drawn up by a com- mittee of Americans.
 With ex-Premier Salandra, for Italy, expressing approval of the arbitration development and with Great Britain already on record through Prime Minister MacDon- aids last years speech declaring for making arbitration the basis of all political life, the delegates left the assembly today feeling they had participated in gathering which truly spelled history.
 Although committing France to the policy of arbitration, Premier Herriot left no illusion among his hearers that France considered that arbitration alone could save the world. On the contrary he expressed belief that the motto of the league of nations, whose pact was cove nant of security, justice and right should be "PascaIs immortal phrase justice without force is powerless: force without justice is tyranny"
 The French premier emphasized that the basis of the present move ment to disarm the nations of the world was article s of the covenant of the league, which provides that armaments snail be reduced to a point compatible with national se- curity.
 Declaring that the time had not yet arrived when force could be abandoned, M. Herriot insisted that
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New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
Three Home Runs Made
 In But One Jnninp

Philadelphia, Sept. 5. - Three home runs in one inning were made by Harper. Wrightstone and Wilson, of the Philadelphia National league team, in the first game today of the doubleheader with the New York Giants. Baldwin was pitching for New York.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
Noon Fire in Meriden
 Destroys Trolley Stores

Meridep, Sept. 5.-Fire of un- known origin this noon practically destroyed a large frame building on Pratt street used by the Connecti- cut Go. as a trolley express distri- button station and the loss may be heavy on account of damage to about s15,00O worth of trolley sup plies kept in one part of the build ing.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
OH MY-OH MY

London, Sept. 5.-The press is in danger of becoming a Tublic nui- sance because of the scandalpus way in which the Prince of Wales has been pursued almost into his own bathroom by camera men and interviewers, "oeellus' writes fin the weekly review, the Outlook.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
to World Press
 To Aid in Peace Work
av The Assoclated Press.

By The Assoclated Press.
 Geneva, Sept. 5.-Premier Mac Donald of Great Britain and Pres mier Herriot of France addressing a luncheon given in their honor to- day by the international association of journalists, accredited to the league of nations, appealed to the world press to help in the, move ment to establish peace on a firm foundation, declaring nothing could be accomplished without the press which was the bridge to public opinion.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
POSTPONED FLIGHT

By The Associated Press.
 .Tokio, Sept. 5.-The globe-circling flight of Major, Pedro Zanni, Argen- tine aviator, may be postponed un- til battles between Chinese armies, now In the field. have been ended.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
Over the United States

Eastport, Me, Sept, 5.-The world circling fliers reached the United States at 1:2o ?. m. (eastern stan dard time) today. The three planes. flying very low, passed over the West Quoddy head coast guard station on the boundary line between Maine and New Brunswick at that hour. The wind was light from the south east and there was a light fog.
 Work of Fitting Out.
 The airmsn were taken aboard their planes at o'clock. They im- tContinued on Page Twenty-two)
New Britain herald., 1924-09-05
THE WEATHER

Hartford, Sept. 5-FOrecast for New Britain and vicinity; Showers this afternoon or to- night; Saturday fair and cooler
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-19
Fl permiSO que Sc ha COnse.
dido a los barCOS extranjerOs
para Cntrar q este puerto ira
yendO liCOreS q bOrdO, fue Oh.
tenidO pOr Mr.. Barret en- So
reCiente Visje a Washington
la prOmeSa que han heChO a Mr.. b.
net los ageltCs de barCOS GtrsajgOS.-
"SCmpre que On COmdGanle puerto
r1quehO me ha dadO So paIabra Dc
honor, Ia ha UmpIdO, 10 CusI no
puCde dCGSe de OtfO'' dee kr. BaHel

Uno de nuestros redactores esfmvo
departiendo con Mr.. Barret comlsio
nado de la Prohibition. en- Il dia Dc
aver, sobre el permiso que nltimameu
te Sc ha concedido a los barcos extran
jeros para entrar a nuestro puerto.
troyendo iicores a bordo. Mr.. Barref
nos hizo las siguientes interesantisi.
mas manifestaciones ese respocto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-19
Fl sehOr Samslea en- su infOrme renddo al Attorney &C..
neral opna que e sehOr Font desempeh6 egamente eI
cargo de ComsonadO Municipal de Hacienda de Aguada
duTante tres meses
De acuedO opn6u del DepataDeno de usca es legal ac
tad adopada p los acade de los dentes muncpOs de Ia a
nOmbr nueyos fucOnarOs muncpaes ecuVs favor de los
msmOs dudisduOs que los desempehaban anterOrmenle
de persOnas dis6ntas

FL Attorney general INFERNO, senior
Munoz, redact0 ayep el siguiente infor
me:
DE acuerdo con la querella suscrita
que me present6 personalmente el Sc
iior Manuel Jimenez, Sc Orden6 al Sc
nor Samalea que se trasladara la
ciudad Gle AguadiHa para practicar una
amplia investigaci0f de los hechos ocu-
rridos ALI el dfa 1ineye de setiembre,
en- relaci6n con la toma de possession
del cargo dc Tesorfro Municipal por
ell senior AcevedO.
Despu6s de leer el informe del senior
Samalea ha llegado a las siguientes con
clusiones tssts
En- julio Is, 1924,seI Alcalde de Aqua.
dilla, de acuerdo con las disposiciones
de la nueva Ley Municipal. procedi0 a
nomhrar al seiior 4eevedo Tesorero de
dicho municipio. Este nombramiento
fue aprobado nor La Asamblea Munich
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-19
ACaetanO CONy Cuh no es republican, y ypOf 10 tanto
no puede ser nuestlO candidate para nada. ftOy dis
puestO sOtener mi Canddatra para COmEiOnadO Re-
sdente hata que mi patidO me retire su COnfianza'
nos dice eI kder "purO' D. Roberto h. Todd

La nomination del candidate repl-
| lico-socialista para el importante
puesto de Comisionado .Residente, que
recay0 en- la persona del sehor Co.
tnisionado de Immigration en- Puerto
Rico en- Asamblea General de estos
partidos, ha tenido en- intima expec-
taci6n los habitantes de esta ciu-
dad. Las municipalidades de La isla
con representation en- Ell Comit6 Terri
torial del, partido pIlro parece ser que
desean a d. Roberto para comisiona-
do Residente mientras que varios lea
ders de esta colectividad esperan que
sea solamente designado para Alcal-
de de Ia Capital, EN- donde Green que
esta postulaci6n serfa una victoria Sc
gura para sus huestes, va que la ma
auiparia de votos que dicen controlar
los puros esta dispuesta secundarlo
hasta el fin.
Pero he aqui que don Roberto Sc
MEGA presentar su renuncia como
candidate nombrado por la conven-
ci6n general de su partido, aun GUAM
do hace manifestaciones I'M redac-
tor nnestro, en- ell sentido de que el es
IA dispsesto por los intereses genera
les a renrnciar 81 estos 10 exigen.
!. Los intereses locales no gobiernan
y ST los generates. Y siendo yo un
lniembro del partido Republican, des
de su fundaci6n, me corresponds en-
parte acatar el mandate de mi parti-
do, pero no de una asamblea que no
tenga poderes para clio. Mi actitud
con respecto a Ia ca1didatura de Conf.
aionado d washington es irrevocable.
a menos que mi partido en- una con-
venci6n debidamente celebrada me re
tire su confanza. En- la reunion de
aver del Comit6 del Partido Const.
Hist6rico, fue tratado con especiali-
(Contin1a en- la pagina 50
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pal con el voto en- contra del senior Ma
nuel JimeneZ. Este nombramientO fu6
hechO bajo Ia authorization que lie con-
cede los alcaldes ell ArtfculO % de In
Ley Municipal, seg1fn fuG enmendada
en- este a1O (Leyes de 1924, Session Tx.
traordinaria, p. 93), en- donde Sc dice
"El alcalde, con el conSentimiento dc
In asamblea municipal, nombrara al
director de beneficencia municipal. te-
sOrerO, director escOlar, director muni-
cipal de Obras pdblicas, auditor al
secretario municipal"
Esta ley anteriormente citada comcn
20 regir el primero de julio de 1924
Y desde esa fccha, los alcaldes tienen
y han tenidO facultades para hacer los
nombramientos que anteriormente Sc
especifican
FL senior .Acevedo presto juramento
de su cargo Y present0 las fianzas que
la ley requiere.
FL senior Alfredo Font habfa venido
'desempcnando ef cargo de Comisiona.
do Municipal de Hacienda con anterio-
ridad al primero dc julio de 1924, ale
gandO que el tenfa dereeho a continuar
desempenando dicho cargo, neg6se a
hacer entrega del mismo nj TeSorero
Municipal nOmbrado por el alcalde. Sc
nor Aceyedo. Sin embargo, esta misma
question alegada por el senior Font SO
sOmeti0 a la consideration del Attor-
ney General pOr el SeflOr Jose Pic6
Matos, Presidente de la Asamblea ATu-
nicipal de Coamo, con fecha once de
Julio de 1924. ell Attorney General re-
solvi0 que los funcionariOS ejecutivos
creados por la nueva Lev
Municipal sustituyen los antiques CO.
nlsionados municipales en- los distintos
servicios de Ia administration, que
con exception del antique Comisionado
de Servicio Pdblico, P0licia v Prisio-
nes, quien continuara desempeiiando las
funciOnes de alcalde, t0dos los demas
cesarfan en- sus cargos al
dia primero de julio, sus sustitutos
tenfan que ser nOmbradOs por el Alcal-
de sometidos sus nombramientos n In
Asamblea Municipal para que 6sta apra
bara desaprOhara. segtn fuera del on
(Cont.niia en- la pag. ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-19
Sc nlmOra que Mr., Barret, ComisiOnadO de Ia
Prohibition, y Mr. Gay, Fiscal de Ia Corte Federal,
sOStienen I'm wrdaderO dueIo a muerte ante las
dutOridadeS naGOnaIes. Una NOIenta discussion en-
ire ambOS funCiOnariOs
i'll heChO de que eI gObernadOr IOwner
este hOspedadO en- Ia residenCia de Mr.
Gay en- Dorado, haCe COnCebir SOSpe-
Chas a Mr.. Barrett lila esGitO Mr..
Banet una CaTta al Pfesidente Coolidge
en- csc SentidO!

La nota del dia en- los interesantes
corrillcs que Sc forman en- esta capital,
fue aver, ell insistente rumor circular
te de que Mr.. Barret, Comisionado de
la Prohibition, y Mr.. Gay, Fiscal de la
Cortc Federal, habian sostenido una
violenta discussion, asi como que ambos
altos funcionarios federales estan Sos
teniendo un verdadero duelo muerte
ante las antoridades nacionales, que
culminala en- la caida de uno u otro.
l.egun sc rumoraba, la discussion lego a
tomar caracter violento, pero la inter
vencion oa unos amigos puso punto
final a la misma. @.f
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DepartamentO de Hacienda
NEGOCIADO DE ARBlTRIOS
LEY DE ARBlTRlOS

AquelIas personals que intere-
sen adquirir ejempIares de la
Ley de Arbitrios VICENTE, con to-
das las enmiendas introducidas
hasta la fecha, en- espaioI e in
giles, pueden adquirirIas en- cuaI-
quler Colecturia de Rentas Inter-
mas mediante ell pago de IS GEN.
tavos por cada ejempIar.
Este pago Sc efectuara adhi-
riendo y cancelando un selIo de
rentas internas sobre ell foIIeto.
San Juan, P. e., Septiem-
bre 13, 1924.
F. FANO.
Teeorero INFERNO de Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-19

Ell MERCEDES FALLECIERON
ONCE Personals EN- PONCE
Y AVER SIETE

sr. Director de GEL MUNDo",
San Juan, P. r.
Para formar idea estado salubri-
dad Ponce acabo de comprobar en-
Registro Civil diez y ocho defuncio-
mes, once de aver y siete de hoy has
ia medic dfa. Varias titus y malaria.
RAMIREZ BRAU.
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SoUIEN TRruNFARA?

De ccnfirmarse el rumor. serfa in
.eresante saber quien vencer& a Quien
Por un lado, Mr.. Gay cuenta con gran
inhuencia, precisamente la inAuencia
que le ha llevado la fiscalfa de la
Corte Federal, pero Sc asegura que la
infiueEcia de Mr.. Barret es ann mayor
por el hecho de ser amigo intimo del
presidente Coolidge. De todos modos,
siempre es interesante una lucha entire
dos altos empleados federales que ade-
mas gozan de gran infuencia.
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UNA QUEJA DE LAS COM
PANIAS NAvIERAs.

"Desde hace algdn tempo. empaes
recibir quejas de los agCntes de bar
cos extranjeros en- esta isla. quisnes
me manifestation que los bareos
Que tocabsn en- este puerto. tsnian
por necesidad que llevar ademas gran
des cantidades de lieOres a otros puer-
tos de su itinerariO y que de eonti-
nuar asi las cosas, las compafias M.
vieras amenazaban con Estirar sus
barcos de Puerto Efco. va que ses In
tereses estaban resultando grandemen
to perjrdicados
Isl las compafiias navieras extran.
jeras hubieran asi proecdido. FL conner
clio de Puerto Rico hubiese snfrido mn
cho, y los cOmerciantes tendrian qus
traer todos sus articulos directamsn.
te de New York. En- ma palabra. m
gran contratiempo. y entonces..
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'rHrvs ~ rwrrwNrnA A tks'
PUERTAs ~ "a BANcknnort

sHANGAf. sftieutfs fa fcsii-
Franctsl - prensa ssfrsa IfFa A.
Shangai. ha putiFnta an srtsts 4
ia situacidn eeon6nifa a. d fssa
hiiea China - n aHe se 6emaesffa
que ssta naeihn - talia si tFas -
la hancarrota
IA dcuda ~ China 81 - ets
cientos milionss a. dsisrss rsf g.
quo debers raEar un aifa isfsff
Gisr ahos piazo
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Il COrOnd Ross exige de SuS subOrdinadS que
IObiguen los dudadanOS GviIS a demOSIra de-
bldamcnte 81 rCSpetO hada Ia bandera naioni
en- los fuCrtCS miIitarGS de Ia capital
las pdsOasS qse rthSssn uzpB ola
Ofden SsfSa rV@iS1lS pG Iss slEn-
les Do guaT6Is . l5s suisrESts Il
Gsfslo ConDd0lG

~ oaciaf eausudsnfs a. is fsersa
militar sstasiansda sn ear oass1si
> Baiiaga. Cofonsi rost b. A. -.
deuss terminsntss ~ offlssss A.
guardla essaelsnsdss sa sstos ess~si
mili'arss 81 sfscts a. aes 81 - 81
"a a ios ciudsdanss tirliss aaa sfss
tivs musssfs ds Fsspsts 8 tssdsfs
Americana , a rran rseiss gss g..
g representa-.
Para cumpHr cen 10 nueea sfasa
6ei Coronsi. ssrtn essaelsasass saaf
dias espseiafss eiafs nirafss aafss
dsspues as saesndsr rstifas a bae.
dera dfl asss , ~ si-aafansa tis.
les que aiii ceres - sneusrffsa aats
ran ooiocarss mlrsndo hseis ia hanfs
r.. parados con 81 seutfsfs saIfa
DO. Las damss a. p.s nifaass assis
Ia bandsra. los aafsmsviiss ssfsu D.
radios y ios rawisrs fsbfrta bsafts
a cumpiir isa 6Fdsnst aas ptfa - Fl
viisa han ado dIesaaas
Toda aqHsiIs rsrrsna 80 rseass
cumpiir con ssts deer faae.ssftfs
por ias aatsrlaadss sftsiss esas fa
unica Esnsfa prap.a y st1rasssls a.
dsmostrar ffspsto q is hanfs=a. ssff
idcntihcada y m nemhss fspsst4aa
con un infsfms Set saeiai as ea.nsla
q ias ausoFidsass fsdsfaies esmpsssa
tss los oaelaiss a. rasraia sessta
inmediataneats infsrmaf sasisafss
iFTegularida4 sas nstsa sn q esmBu
miento ds ssts efasn ptfa BE alsss.
sicionts milfares psrflasatss
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ContabIe, Vendedor Jefe de
Oficina. Hombre de primea cla-
Sc, innejorabIes referencias. Err
periencia, ActiVidad, Buenos de-
secs. Sc ofrece y oye PROPOSE
ciones- Box 1850. San Juan.
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RAMIREZ BRAU.

lego de una manera de otra oidos
de Mr. Gay, y hacen constar los pre-
pagadcres del rumor, que ese fue el orl
gen de la discussion violenta que sostu-
vieron ambos funcionarios.
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LAS oAUsAS
QUE sE ALEGAN

No sabcmos de donde pueda haber
surgidn la enemistad antre amboS altos
funcicnarios, pero ST Sc dice que los
acontecimientos de ultima hora han We
nido hacer mas enconada La lucha.
Nuestros lectores saben que Ell 60
bernador Towner esta veraneando en-
Dorado. precisamente en- la residencia
de Mr. Cay, Fiscal de la Corte Federal.
Y Sc dice, que ell hecho de que ell Go
bernador more en- la residencia de
su contrincante, ha hocho concebir a
MIR. Barrett ser1as sospechas de que Sc
trama algo contra 81, algo que no ha
podido ayeriguar. Algunos de los pro-
pagadCres del rumor, han llegado a. de-
cir qu" Mr.. Barrett Sc siente envidioso
de la prerrogativa especial de que goza
Mr.. Cay y que ESQ.,.
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UNA CARTA A
MR.. COOLIDGE?

lie ha llegado a escribir una carta
al Presidente Coolidge EN- la cual lie da
cue1ita do los hechos, quizas para evi-
tar que Mr.. Gay Sc aproveche de Ia
oportunidad que tiene por estar tan GER
ca del Executive.
Parece que la noticia de tai carta,
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En- una segunda Carta que diri-
ge a nNeStrO Director, eI lCdO.
Bolivar Pagan arremete furiO-
samente contra eI DepartamentO
de JustiCia, aCuSandOIO de haber
dejadO impunes los CfimeGeS
mas hOrrendOS COmetidOS en-
Puerto Rico
A los fundOnariOs de eese DepartamentO-
diCe-s6IO les bastaba saber que suS CO.
neGgiOnaTiOs pOIitiCOS 0 suS padrinOS
que les favOreGdn con suS pOsidOReS
y prebeRdaS eStdbdn COntentOS

Fieles Il nuestra condici6n de Or
gano impartial damos cabida la ST.
guiente carta que nos dirigi6 aver el
'Sr. sI.ofivar Paganr ~ @s
San Juan, p r., Sept. 49, 1924
Sr. y. Sergio Romanacce,
Director de Ell MUNDO,
Mi estimado amigo:
Suclvo a escribirle en- relaci6n con
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