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Evening star., 1924-08-25
10th STREET HEIGHTS.

Surrounded by homes of the most exciu-
siye design this attractive detached colonial,
center entrance type home, a wide deep
lot. convenient to cars and bus. has been
placed on the market for immediate sale by
an out -of-town owner. There are large
bright roOms bath and shower. h. W. h.. cleo.
front porch. breakfast and sleeping porches
screened. There are others like ii at the
price, S13 500.
S6.o75.
In a rapidly developing northwest neigh
borhood. two lines built by one Of
WaShingtons most prominent builders An
attractive sem-detached brick. containing 6
bright rooms and bath, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity: lot 2s feet wide. This is an out
standing value that not be duplicated.
Very little cash is needed.
J.. +. GRANATTE,
a21 Ihth ST Main 753
Evening star., 1924-08-25

1900 BLOCK 10th ST. N.W.-11 LARGE
rooms, baths, in very good condition,
bringing in S2aO a month income. If you
are looking for sure income proposition
call Franklin ALL and auto will call
for you.
Evening star., 1924-08-25
WOODBRIDGE

Just completed, new. corner oath and Otis
sts. ne; s rooms. bath, hardwood floors,
large, Hight cellar, near r. /. ave- car line.
81, 500: $3.50 cash, $50 month. OWNER, 2229
,6sRta1. St ne~
Evening star., 1924-08-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Special-CoIored.
Several houses vacant. Price low and terms
easy. Different location.
Owner. P. d. Holmes,
81o 18th St. NV, Room q.
Main .3677.
Evening star., 1924-08-25
HOMES FOR COLORED

11th NEAR COL RD-Elegant 6 rooms.
ath. brick. h.-w.h., gas. cellar, sta. tubs,
r.f.g.: $500. Terms.
1st NEAR Rs rooms. bath, all modern
improvements. 50 500. Terms.
VI & 9TH NE all outside rooms, newly
pepered and painted; r.f.g. $500. 81 900
cash.
sEMI-DET. rooms, bath h.-w.h.. elec..
cellar, porches. garage: side alley; in best
ne. Only $3.50. 81 900 cash.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
500 11th ST. NV Main 1892
Evening star., 1924-08-25
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
AT AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE

AT AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE.
This Is good-lo0king brick semi bungalow
with slate roof. on a lot So feet wide, in a
neighborhood of similar homes, convenient to
cars and stores.
On the ground floor is complete apart
ment consisting of combination dining room
and kitchen, bedroom and bath. The first
floor contains living room with fireplace.
dining room, kitchen and bedrooms and bath.
On the second floor are two finished rooms
and large hall.
The house is modern in every respect and
there Is also a 2-cAr hollow-tile garage. The
house Is priced at $11 900 and the terms are
very reasonable.
B.,F. SAUL co.
Main 2lQQ 1412 EIA ST. N.M
Evening star., 1924-08-25

$5,5UU.W.
9Th ST S.E.-An exceptional home for the
price. This is 2-story. yellow press brick,
bay window residence; contains rooms bath,
large kitchen; garage rear. Immediate
possession. Terms, $4,000 cash, 5000 per
J. Lincoln Ass 26 Penn. Ave f.
Evening star., 1924-08-25
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'Y.

POOR MANS PPORTUNITY-HOUSE 1sx3s
on lot 4OxI5; cellar under entire house; for
sale. 81 800; $50 deposit and S25 monthly; or
lease at SIS monthly; possession in days;
act quick; house occupied by Mr.. c. c. King,
at Harrison Station. Cherrydale. Va. 2js
Evening star., 1924-08-25
SALE-FARMS.
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY.

1000 FIT ON Penn RR SIDING, AD.
Joining large freproot warehouse; l20 IT, on
siding. 100 TT. paved street; best small
tract either R. r. SCRIVENER. 91i G st.
NV Main 1850
Evening star., 1924-08-25

DANDY BUNGALOW.
Five rooms bath. electricity, lot 5Ox150;
81 200, 5000 cash, $40 a month. including in.
terest.
H. c. MAYNOR & CO.,
1402 North Capitol st.
Pot 20l6
Evening star., 1924-08-25

NO CASH REQUIRED; VACANT; LARGE.
strictly modern semi mi-bungalow large rooms.
large bath. large porches, cellar, garage; lot
40xl45; we'll kept lawns; block {; st. cars.
baltimore blvd; refined locality; s6.750 s75
monthly. OWNER. Hyattsville S5-W. 21s
Evening star., 1924-08-25

TAKOMA PARK ROOMS AND BATH
bungalow: closed-in sleeping porch h-w.h.
gas range; electric fixtures; modern plumb
ing; window shades; cement walks: one block
from cars; lot 45x160; garage; price SIS, 900;
$500 cash: easy terms. Phone Col. 3059. ].
w SHADLE. Owner "a Carroll Ave
Evening star., 1924-08-25
PROP'TY
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NEW 4ROOM BUNGALOW, NEAR MT.
Vernon boulevard; $500 per mo-: no mod
ern imp. well water. Call ]. L. PRICE. FIR.
794J. 26'
CLARENDON, VA. II TAYLOR AVE-
story, rooms: one block from the Clar. st.
S45. 90 Col. 4213 25s
Evening star., 1924-08-25

trio lights. garage, fruits and flowers; close to
school and CHURCHES; two squares from cars
and Baltimore W shington boulevard: lots
150xH00. Price, 81. 800; $500 cash and balance
S45 per month. Call or phone w. A BROOKS,
Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1924-08-25

NO CASH REQUIRED; ~XACANT; LARGE,
modern bungalow; bath, pofches, cellar, attic,
elec.. furnace, range: two soft. lots; close G.
st. cars: Hyattsville; 81. $50; $50 mo. GEORGE
c. WALKER. KreSge BLDG. 11th and q. %
Evening star., 1924-08-25

UPTON ST. NEAR CONN. AVE. AND HOLY
CROSS ACADEMY.
$175OU.
NEW BRICK DWELLING WITH
PORCH AND sLEErVNG PORCHES: HOT
WATER HEAT AND ELECTRICITY: MOD
ERN IN EVERY WAY: SEMI-DETACHED;
DEEP LOT TO PUBLIC ALLEY REASON
ABLE TERMS OF SALE.
JAMES +. SHEA,
64S LOUISIANA AVE NV.
213 ST NV
8 ROOMS AND BATH: IATRoBE HEAT.
GAS. HOT AND COLD WATER.
PRICE. $5. $50.
ABOUT $500 CASH. BALANCE S47.50 PER
MONTH.
JAMES F. SHEA
643 LOUISIANA AVE n w
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
Home Made Cough Mixture Considered Best
Spread Over Membrane, Sptbes Heals and stops Cough Almost
 Instantly.

Make your own cough syrup In two minutes at home if you want the best.
 Simple coughs. or stubborn coughs it doesn't matter which, this home made mixture will stop them quicker than any expensive cough syrup you can buy ready made.
 It's fine for chest colds too and for acute nasal catarrh.
 Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint fdouble strengthD 10 this add q little grannlated sugar and enough water to make ona-half pint that's all there is 10 it and children like it.
 Like q soothing. healing ponltice one costly substance in this home made cough mixture spreads itself completely over the membrane Of the throat. This causes the most stub- born hang-on cough to cease almost irstantly No ordinary slow-aeting cough syrup contains this expensive ingredient.
 And remember-any remedy that oyercomes catarrh. partially or who'll ly. is bound 10 be of benefit 10 those who are troubled with head noises and catarrhal deafness.
 Get Parmint and gel better.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06

The income from the public com. I fort station is not sufficient 10 make
 1t self supporting and an appropria.
 ton of s270O is asked for this item l Mir. Dunn estimated the items for this
 department as labcr. s4s0o; light
 s2bo; repairs, s2oo; and supplies, s1,- 900 The income for the year was sls5o. There is a balance Of s250o tromt he appropriation Of s700n last year, so the commission estimated that s2700 will be sufficient to run the station for the coming year
 When asked by George Levitt about the source of income. Mir. Dunn explained that the commission re. ccives a total of s3o a month for the concession at the station. and the baI- ance is derived from other sources.
 Garage Commission Budget
 George 1T. Wells, chairman Of tho municipal garage commission, ap- peared before tho board to press his request for an appropriation of s1,000 with which he desires to purchase a new automobile for the commission and repair the roof Of the municipal garage. He told the board that more equipment Is also needed for efficient operation of the garage and also that furniture for the office in the city hall Is badly needed.
 In answer to queries, he told the board that there arc i6 city cars and two motorcycles cared for at the gar- age. He estimated the cost of run- ming the city automobiles on an aver age at s4S7, a figure conside rably low CT than he can run his own. He ex- plained that an effort is made to give the service to the city departments at actual cost, only a margin Of two cents being received on the time Of the mechanics for profit, and then the time that they are not working on a machine eats up this profit. The price for gasoline charged is two cents more than the cost price. but evaporation and other losses wipe away the profit on this. A little pro- fit is realized on the sale of oil and this is the only source Of income that the commission has outside of the rental charges.
 Chairman Hall told Mir. Wells that he did not think that 1t should be necessary for the garage commission to ask for an appropriation. as prices should he charged at the garage for the service rendered and for supplies that will give the commission a mar gin of profit that will enable it to be He said that it was evidently a case Of not charging enough or the commission was put ting money into a lot Of equipment that doesn't show.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
Fire, Police, City Hall and Garage Commissions Go Through Finance Board "Third Degree"

Members Of the board of fire com missioners appeared before the city board of finance and taxation last night when the hearings on the budg- cts submitted by the city departments were resumed and explained the es- inmates Of cxpenditurs that the board feels ought to be made during the next fiscal year and which call for an increase in appropriation of nbout I23,0o0 over that made 10 the depart ment during the present year. 4 to- tai of s2s6,524 is asked by the de- partment, of whcih special items make up sios,o4s.
 The police commissioners also were heard and explained the budget that has been drawn up and approved by them. Improvements in the police department for which the commits sinners have made provisions call for the spending of the sum Of s42,7g3.
 William c. Dunn, chairman Of the city hall commission, and George H. Wells, chairman Of the municipal gar age commission, also explained to the beard the amounts asked by them.
 lire Department Needs
 Members of the board were fur- nithed with pamphlets prepared by John J. Keough, clerk or the board of fire commissioners and these aided greatly in understanding the situation in the fire department as explained by John E. R. KeeYers chairman Of the board.
 Mr. Keevers told the finance board that the increase Of s6,z00 shown in the payroll over the appropriation made last year is accounted for by the fact that during the year an elec- trical superintendent and an assistant have been appointed. and also by the automatic increases in salary. some of the men in the department receive by virtue of changes in grade The payroll appropriation asked is ESQ., ss6.
 Gasoline and oiI used by the de- partment will cost the city $500 more during the coming sesr than pas ST. pfopriated last year. 4 sum Of sf.- oe6 Is asked. an increase of $500 oter last year. made necessary by the fact that the department las to Hse high tsst naptha ln the apparatus and also has tp supply gasoline and oil fer tHe machine Of the electrical suurrfnfen- dent.
 Cost of automobile repairs is ss- tlmated at f1 soc. an increase of s4n0 over last year. and repairs fo auto mobile equipment and additional equipment viH cost sfssT au fn- crease of s457 Tor fire alarm rep- tai sz98 wss asked and en increase in the appropriation for inci5entals or { $500 over last year. The estimated cost being set at sf.z9b.
 The need Of replacing supplies such i as bed linen. towels. etc. used by the ] members of the fire department WAS rnads known hF Nr. KeeFers who I said that washing and long Bssge has { rendered much of the equipment Of
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
THIEF LIKES PIE.

Leonard Nelosek. g storeksepsF al s Lawlor street. reported to the DO lice this morning that the cellar door of his store had bern broken opcn last night and a samli quantity of cigarettes and pie stolen. He told the police that he thought it was the work Of smoe small boys who hang around the vicinity The report was turned over 10 the detective bureau.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
|. o. R. E. AUXILIARY MEETING

There will bh meeting of the I. c. E. E. Auxiliary No. 45 tomorrow evening. This is the first meeting to be called by the new administratiop. 4 card party will be held at the close of a short business meeting. which Is to he opened at s:fs o'clock. Com- rnittaea for the ensuing year efli bs appointed Every member Is request ed to bring q cup and saucer
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
Four Departments Tell How They
 Will Spend Money If They Get It

this nature useless. He asked si,s01 | for this item.
 Fuel is an item for which the fire | department never receives an ade-
 auate appropriation according 10 the
 statement of Mir. kecvcfs. The ap. propriation for this item last year was | s25oo and an increase Of s700 is ask
 cd this year. He told the board that i tho item Of fuel had cost the depart
 ment about 5000 for the present fis-
 cal year.
 it New Alarm Botes Installation of IA new fire alarm I boxes which Mir koeyers told the | board locations had been chosen and estimates as 10 the cost Of installing 1 received, three traffic bells to warn of the approach Of fire apparatus.
 which would make it possible for ap- paratus to reach a fire in the quick est time, and the installation Of new i 10 inch whistle would be made if the appropriation of f6,475 asked un- der the item Of fire alarm system is granted. This is an increase or s4,- 475 over the appropriation granted last year and also covers the cost Of repairing and upkecp Of the system.
 The mems quarters at the Central fire station have been condemned by an inspector Of the board of health and an appropriation Of $500. an in- crease Of sf250 over last year. is ask cd to make it possible to see that re- pairs are made The amount Of sG01 for the care or quarters is asked.
 Under the item of new equipment. S4.9gs is asked. In answer 10 a ques- ton by Chairman Hall, Mr. keevcrs explained that this amount is asked to pay for replacements made neces- sary by the wearing out Of old equip ment and does not cover additional equipment.
 Chairman Hall could not under stand why 1t Has necessary for the fire department 10 carry fire insur- ancn. for which an appropriation Of s290 was asked. He expressed him self as being Of the opinion that it vas super1uous and that the depart ment could well afford 10 take chance that fire damage in any Of the fire stations would not equal the pre- mium paid on the insurance. Mr. Keevers answered tEat the fire com u1iasioners felt that lnturance was necessary precsuiien on account or tho electrical appafatus room Of the which if fire not any headz-ay in t. would require an e1- pendifurs of 4hb8t ! 986 ta replace.
 New Equipment Wanted
 Special items call for nav 759 gallon triple combination bumper and cbFniraI at rosf 8f sfas5b. Chair man Tat askfd Ir. EefSefs why hs thought that -ss necessary and u-as told that the commissioners felt that on aecourt of the ion vater pressure iH tho hospital section fl aas essential that one ha furnished fc insure ada- auate fire protection. He said that hs did not Enos that the water depart ! n5e nt had plans to eliminate this con- dition in that section.
 The purchase Of a new auto for the fire chief at 8 cost Of ss.599 also ap- l years on the list The present rar ras bought in 1921 and is cousidersd I both foo old and foo light for the l needs Of the chief.
 An expeuaifure of ss.ssH for 2 new itv sertfcs ladder truck. sfs.sss for | le fnea to man the truck and ssss f
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06

by a new motorcycle officer and tht
 other 10 replace an old one the dc. partment now has. Chief Hart ey.
 plained that tho work to be dons by tho motorcycle officers is moro than two men can do, and that new man should be assigned to this work. Ten \ W PatroImeD.
 Ten now ratrolmen arc asked and the chief said that the department needs more than 10. He told the board that there are several sections of tho city having practically no police protection, and in some of the dis tricts where there are schools. the children do not get proper protection. He said that at the present time there arc three supernumerary patrolmen filling in on the days off for the re- elar men and he thinks that regu- lar patrolmen shoud be appointed for this work.
 Additional traffic officers are need cd, two for new traffic posts and one man for relief duty. Ii is necessary for the sergeant in charge of the traf- fic squad to go on duty to give the men relief, and Chief Hart told the board that the sergeant should be free to 20 around and visit the posts at all times.
 An appropriation of t2o,500 is asked for this purpose, and if was pointed out to the board that if the 10 men were appointed, the three sue pernumerary policemen who shave been filling in would be eliminated. resulting in a reduction of the amount needed for supernumaries of over s5,600.,
 The old patrol wagon that has been doing duty since 1914 will pass out if the appropriation Of ss,S00 for a new patrol is granted.
 Want T1ashligbt system.
 The police commissioners have made study of the way in which the flashlight system Of signalling has worked out fin other cities, with the result that they asked an appropria- tion of ss,080 for the installation Of the system here. The system enables the department 10 flash signals to all parts of the city and have the officers call from the nearest telephone to
 
 The installation Of mushroom type traffic lights te replace the present stands was recommended by Chief Hart. and an appropriation of s2,000 to start the work vas asked.
 4 clothing allowance for members Of tho department was recommended by the commissioners. who informed the finance board that they had re- ceivcd n request for a salary raise and a clothing allowance for the men. had decided against the salary raise. but considered that the request for a allowance was fair. and had agreed to seek an appropriation for that purpose.
 City Hall Commission
 William q. Dunn. secretary of tbe city hall commission. in expiainlng his budget which calls for sf4,Bog. an increase ovkf last year of ss,500. told the board that the commission needed to have s5.g6e for renovating the third floor Of the building occupied at the present time by the New Brit ain club, but which if is 10 yacate his year. He estimated that ss.00o rould De sufficient 10 change it over Tor whatever purposes if Eas 10 be Jsed. '
 The salary item in his list of ap- asked calls for an addi- ionaI $500 over last year or s7.s0n. This is made necessary he said. by he fact that during the year the was forced fo grant in- .reasps ir wages 10 some Of the help =. -1-.s-ea sn ahf t.tsifd5nx
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06
Don't Let That Cold
 Turn Into "Flu"
Rub On Good Oid MusferoIe

 That cold may turn into Flu" Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia. unless you take care of it at once. Rub good old Musterole on the con- gested parts and sec how quickly it brings relief.
 Colds are merely congestion. Mus terole, made from pure oil of mustard, camphor. menthol and other simple ingredients, is counter-irritant which stimulates circulation and helps break up the cold.
 As effective as the messy old mustard plaster, does the work without blister. Just rub it on with your finger-tips. You will feel warm jingle as it enters the pores. then cooling sensation that brings welcome relief.
 To Mofhers: Musterole is now made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Mustsrole.
 35c and 65c. in jars
 I|!E|IliIil;IlI||z!! I|!EIzlI!!! j s
 Better than . n.usford piaster
New Britain herald., 1924-02-06

The city Of T9ondonts last reception to the Prince Of Wales took about ;i1,1ss out ofths municipal treasury.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
NO HABRA FIESTAS

iCelebraran uStedes fiestas para la
toma de possession ell dfa doce de enero
del epr6ximo ai1o?, lie preguntamos.
mentO Oportuno para fiestas. Ahora
vamos solamente a administrar, y a
luchar por que nuestra capital sea ci-
tada cons orgullo en- ell extranjero. ST.
Sc celebrara Ia ceremonial Official, que
como usted sabe es imprescindible, va
que todo nuevO AlcaIde deberi pres
Ear desempefar los deberes que apa-
reja su cargo, como administrator de
los intereses p1blicos.
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FL liner COaIiCiOniSta.
Continuation de Ia sa. pAg.

autorizado esta para hablar sObre ese
asunto, es el Presidente del ComitG
de Protesta, LcdO. Martinez Nadal,
quien dirige el movimiento,~y trabaJa
constantemente en- este asunto.
pero noSotrOs insistimos. Deseaha-
mos Saber algo cOncrcto
No obstante.-- nos dijo entonces
don Roberto, al yer nuestra obstina-
ci0n,- es muy possible que yo no yaya
a Washington, hasta que no dele Ell
Municipio en- marcha, Y los asuntos ad-
ministrativos perfectamente encamina-
dos. Comprendera usted que durante
las primeraS semanas, ell trabajo sera
diffcil, fuerte, que mi presencia Sc
rd absolutamente imprescindible, pa
ra la buean direction de los aSuntos.'
Al efect0. noSOtrOS hemoS averigua
do pOr nuestra cuenta, que anteS de
aver. don Roberto ii. Todd estuvo con-
ferenciando eXtensamente con el go
bernador Towner, Y que los asuntos,
tratados fueron todOs en- relaci0n con
Ia nlfeva administration. SabemOS que
ell senior Todd esta dispuestO hacer
de la administration de esta capital,
una administration mOdelo, es de
esperarse que consiga Sus lOableS pro
p0sitos dada una gran preparaci0p Y
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cRoN1cA DE MARTINEZ. AcosTA
Continuation de la sa. pag.

demico; bten 10 merece el, discipulo
aplicadisimo de Hostos que tan
tan bien ha profundizado la gramati-
ca Y tanto conoce de viejas y nuevas
literaturas. -
Tenemos, pues, que don Angel Ri
vero M6ndez nos informa que Des-
champs es miembro de la Real Aca-
demia de la lengua, y que el sehor
Rivas 10 reconoce con cierta sutiI iro-
MIA y bien clara reserva. mental, de-
nunciadoras ambas de que 10 ignora,
pero signifcando que 10 merece sin
entrar, como Sc 10 pidi6 don An
gel, en- ell anahsis del hecho de que
Ia Real Academia de Ia lengua hubie-
Sc nombrado a Deschamps uno de sus
miembros, de todo 10 cual Sc deduce
que Rivas, contra su propia conviction,
ha entonado la palinodia, produciendo
sus lectores Ell convencimiento de
que o su primera pesici6n no era inte.
hgente nj logica, no es l6gica nj in.
teligente la de ahora
Y, para terminar, analizando yo el
hecho que no analiz6 Rivas por in
dicaci6n de don Angel, veome obhga-
do decir que, 81 cuesta tan POGO ser
miembro de la Real Academia de la
lengua como Sc supone por ell ingreso
en- ella del sefior Deschamps, La inmor-
talidad que ESQ representa- no puede
lamar la atencion de ningdn coraz6n
fuerte nj de ningun cerebro despeja-
do, y, francamente, a tan POGO costo
yo no quiero ser immortal por la len
qua, aunque Sc adjective de academica
esa in1nortaidad. -.
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NO sE TERMINATION a0n ), las Bonn

VENDESE en- $27OO casa nueva de
MADEIRA, sta en- la calle Silva, entire
la calle America Y la fabrica de niue
bles. Tiene tres habitaciones, seryicl0
sanitario, garaje Y solar prOpiO. Para
informes Jose Alfano, Fundici6n
Abarca, o Recinto Oeste No. 3, altos.
12-9
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05

non A y A4[AHlObcs--NJOlAlJlC 7Su
con 10 que pagara de alquiler. En-
el sitio mas sann Y fresc0 de Santurce
(MOnteflores) con calle embreadn, luz
electrical, telefonO, gas y aqua Ca to-
das horas) puede usted adquirir la SUI
ia, limpia, atractiva Y de moderna
construction, pagando pequena canti-
dad al cOntadO, y ell restO en hipoteea
a pagar mensualmente, como 81 fuera
alquiler. Buen vecindario, sitio delicio-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transpOrte IA
Gil por servicio de guaguas al presen-
te. En cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci6n. Venga a yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duenuS, .Quienes estan encantados de
su buena adquisici6n. Asi indaga usted
Sc infOrma por ellos mismos .direc-
4tamente. lnfoFmara: Ulises Roman
Borges, CristO 1, tercer piSo. Tel6fo-
no 1876. San Juan ... r.
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HILO JAPONES. Superior cuantos
= sc han empleadO para cOser a ma
no = mdQuina, pOr 'su flexibilidad y
tenci0n especial Env1e la isla fran
queO extra. Los MuchachOs, San Juan.
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