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Evening star., 1924-12-17

The South Washington Citizens
Association will meet, s o'clock. in
Fairbrother School Topic: "Will
South Washington Be Made tha
Dumping Ground of Our City?"
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
JOHN SIDEeOTTom AND
MISS MlLHoLLIN MARRY

At Grand Junction Saturday Mr..
John Sidebottom and Miss Lila Nil.
hollin were united in marriage, after
which they went for a honeymoon
trip to Utah.
Returning home Wednesday they
were met by party OF young fellows
who escorted the groom miles into
the country and compelled him to
walk into town barefooted.
The bride is fine young woman
who has been teaching near Delta for
several years. She is a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs C. F. Milhollin OF Grand
Junction. The groom is a son OF Mr
and Mrs A. F. Sidebottom OF this
city, who conducts the Delta Tire Re,
pair shop. They will make their home
in the w. H. Williams home on Dodge
street.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
YOUNG MAN DISAPPEARS
FROM GRAND JUNCTION

Relatives of Charles Crawford,
formerly of this city, are concerned
over his disappearance at Grand
Junction last Thursday morning. He
went to the river about $50 a. m.
ostensibly to fish. and has not been
seen or heard of since. Some fear he
has drowned, while others are in
clined to believe he was seized with
a wander-lust, and will return.
Charles Crawford was an orphan
and was reared by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoppe of Delta. Last Novem-
Der he was married to Miss Anna
Ensley, youngest daughter of Lee
Ensley of Austin. He and his wife
have made their home at Grand juno
tion, the young man being employed
by the City of Grand Junction.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
YOUNG FOLKS INJURED
IN VARIOUS WAYS

Several Delta kiddies are more or
less invalids this week due to acci-
dents of various kinds.
The small child of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Price is nursing sore
finger which found itself mixed up
with the gears of washing machine.
Russell Stearns has severely in
jured foot caused when his favorite
pony tried to massage the member
with horseshoe.
Charles Pimlott jumped into mud
puddle and cut severe cash in his
heel so deep that several stitches
were necessary.
Billy Lowe has been suffering
several days from blood poison con,
tracted from a slight scratch on his
finger, received while wedding onions
All are on their way to recovery.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
ROADS TO LAKES
IN FINE CONDITION

The fishing season on Grand Mesa
Lakes will open officially Sunday.
June Is, and several hundred parties
from both the Grand Junction and
Delta end of the line are preparing
to be there.
Many rumors have been afloat that
the roads are impossible but parties
who have already been up say they
are unusually good. and w H Jarvis.
road overseer. has been working on
the road for several days and is
authority for the statement that the
roads are in fine shape: in as good
or better than ever before at this
time OF year.
], B. Robinson. who has also been
engaged in road work and has just
come this week from Grand Junction.
says that he anticipates at least 40
cars will be there from that section.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
REMINGTON AWARD TESTS FOR
MAY-DELTA BUSINESS COLLEGE

Last report was made for December
at which we had to our credit ten
Certificates and five Gold Medals
For our May report we have five
Certificates and three Gold Medals.
Miss Ophelia January, First Certifi-
cate, 33 words, net, errors; Miss
Lucille Strimple, Second Certificate,
49 words, net, / error; Miss Augusta
Harshman, Gold Medal, 81 words, net,
errors; Miss Elya Shaul, Gold Med
al 60 words, net, errors; Miss
Grace Rose, Cold Medal, 60 words,
net, errors.
There are two general requirements
for all, ten minutes writing and not
more than five errors. No paper is
sent to the New York office If six
errors are noted.
Required. First Certificate 25 words,
net Second Certificate 40 words, net.
Gold Medal 55 net.
Results for the session sine Septem.
Der, give us thirty-two certificates and
EIGHT Gold Medals.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
WORKING ON ROAD
LAKES TO MESA

]. B. Robinson, who for sometime
has been engaged on road work on the
Mesa side OF Grand Mesa, has left a
crew of about 30 men with 4 or 5
teams to complete the last stretch OF
road TO Ward Lake.
This week Mr.. Robinson went up
from the Cedaredge side and is put
ting another crew OF about the same
number at work on this end OF the
road. He hopes to have the new road
to Mesa, Colorado. completed for use
this summer. This road will cut off
about 20 miles from the route from
Grand Mesa TO Grand Junction. This
road was started four years ago and
there remains about miles to be
completed.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
WHO MAY VOTE ON
PAVING BOND ISSUE

Read the following article prepared
by c. II. Stewart, City Attorney, and
then determine whether YOU may vote
for or against the bond issue on June
goth This will save much embarrass-
meut at the polls:
1T has been suggested that 1t might
clarity the question as to those en-
titled to vote at the coming city bond
election if a public statement We're
made concerning. the necessary quail
fications Of voter and that is the
reason for this communication and for
asking its publication.
TO vote at the election OF June
goth, one must be registered and
possess the qualifications necessary at
a general election, In addition to that
he must have paid property tax up
on real or personal property within
the City OF Delta since June %, 1928
II property is assessed in the name
OF one other than the owner and the
owner has paid the tax he may still
vote by making oath before the Elec-
tiou Board even though his name be
not on the list certified by the
County Treasurer.
THE Registration Board has finish
ed its sitting but registration may
still be made before the City Clerk at
any time up to and including June
2Srd II the registrant appears in
person with two others to act as his
vouchers. Any not registered by
June 2Srd will not have legal right to
vote.
Yours very truly.
c. II, STEWART, City Attorney"
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
DEAR OLD LADY GOES
TO HEAVENLY REWARD

On Saturday, June 7, at $3.50 O'Clock
y. m. the soul Of Mrs. Laura v BaS-
ter took its flight to the God who
gave It, after six weeks OF untold
suffering
Laura Virginia Bishop was born at
Taneyton, Maryland. June 26. 1854,
and was just few days short OF 10
years OF age when she passed to that
other land.
On December 25. 1872. she was mar
ried to William Davis Baxter OF ALE
gheny. Pennsylvania, and the early
life OF the couple were spent In the
East. In 1890 the family moved to
Denver, and in 1902 they came to Del
Ia county where they ,have made
their home to this time Mrs. Baxter
living with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs +. s, Corhin.
When n very young girl she united
with the English Lutheran church. re-
tanning her membership and her
steadfast trust in God TIL the end OF
earthly life.
Two children were born TO the
couple, DR. Maurice w. S. Baxter who
passed away January &c, 1916, and
Mrs. Blanche b. Corbin OF this city.
Hers was n glorious life, full OF
hope and human sympathy which
smooths the paths OF sorrow and suf-
fering whenever occasion presents 1t.
self, Through all her suffering she
manifested n spirit not far removed
from an angels and she died as she
had lived with a sublime trust in the
life everlasting
Funeral services were held from
the Presbyterian church Tuesday af-
ternoon, June 10, at 2:3O o'clock, con.
Quoted by Rev. II. Il, Sherman, and
the remains We're laid to. rest in the
Garnet Mesa cemetery.
"She is not dead, but sleepeth."
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
DO NOT BE MISLED
VOTE FOR THE BONDS

Through a misunderstanding, the
report is being circulated that the
paving bonds being voted by the city
at the special bond election to be
held June Goth, is to include the paw
ing Of the cross streets beyond the
actual street intersections.
This is not true. The city is yot-
ing to assume payment for the actual
intersections only. A space some so
feet square, where the cross streets
intersect Main street.
Do not be fooled. The Paving Com
mittee OF the Chamber of Commerce
is making this explanation so that
no taxpayer will vote against this i'm
portant matter under misapprehen-
sion.
The Committee feels that in all
fairness the city as a whole should
pay for the paving of these inter
sections, as they are not in any way
frontage chargable to the lots in this
our first paving district.
Vote for the Bonds.
Paving Committee OF the Chamber
of Commerce:
W. H Mathers,
A D. Fairbanks,
]. f. Hillman,
R c. ESnew.
John Davis.
c. B. Elliott,
w. B. Stockham,
Mel Springer.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
SPECIAL TO BRING
BOOSTERS TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be big day in Delta
when several hundred visitors, mem
bers of the Rio Grande Scenic I'M
provement club visit our city, reach
ing here in special car about 500
O'Clock, calling upon the merchants
and driving over the nearby sections
of the Valley of Happiness and Pros
perity."
The Chamber of Commerce has is
sued requests for lis automobiles
with which to transport the visitors
about, and it is believed there will
be full supply.
At $50 a picnic dinner will be serv-
ed by ladies representing the Chamber
OF Commerce and the Lions and Ro-
tary clubs.
At $50 a dance will be held at the
Armory, continuing until midnight.
Doyle's orchestra will furnish the
music for this event. A charge OF
sI.lO will be made and the dance will
be thrown open TO the public.
Among other visitors will be /. H.
Luke, General Manager of the d. &
r C. W; l.. F. Wilson, Supt. OF
Transportation. r. NJ. Bradford, Op-
Grating Assistant to the Receiver. and
Sid Karns, Special Representative OF
the Receiver.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
Degree Team Complimented

Officers and members numbering
about 40, including the members Of
the degree team OF the Royal Neigh
bors OF America, attended n meeting
of the order at Montrose Friday on
tho occasion of an official visit OF
Mrs. Effie b Curry, Supervising Depu-
ty for the District OF Colorado, Wyo-
ming and Utah.
In the afternoon n district rally was
held, and at $40 banquet was
served, about $50 attending.
The Delta degrco team put on
splendid drill which was declared to
be perfect. and they were highly com
mended by the visiting official Tho
team was directed by DR. Anna Bes-
ling. Staff Captain.
Mrs. Curry was presented with
handsome bar pin as u souvenir OF her
visit.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
HEALTH CONFERENCE
FRIDAY, JUNE 20. 10 AIM.

This health campaign has come to
this community to stay. The Com
munity club with the assistance of
the Red Cross and the local medical
and dental cooperation plan to hold
regular health conferences at the
Community Rooms The dates will
be announced through the papers.
The early recognition of diseases
and disorder of nutrition, the discov-
cry Of slight defects of childhood, and
the cure or correction of same insure
your child a good start in life.
We can handle about 20 or 25 chill
.dren at each of these conferences, so
be early to write for your appoint
ment Just send a card asking for
appointment to Mrs. L. E. Wright.
If you were at the last conference,
come again. Keep your child well by
forming a habit of regular examina-
ton
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
HOTCHkISS WILL CELEBRATE

Extensive arrangements being made to hold the
biggest and best celebration in the history Delta County
Hochkiss July 4th according made this
week by Robert Feeney, Henry Teff W. b. oskns and jim
ME ODay Committee in charge The town well prepared,
for the commodous Park Grounds and Race Track
fitting for such event There is plenty of shade and lawn
and grand stand ample for the crowds everybody will be
comfortable.
There is big time in store and much is going
happen that two days will be required, July and 4
The opening will be fired Thursday morning at day
break and he fun will continue until midnight Of July f.
Details of the program have yet been worked
but the committee has assured us the following:
Street Parades Band Music Ball Games Horse Racing
Wild West Performances Roman and Relay Races Big Dance
in the evening Concessions galore all kddes Forey
the's Carry usA and Ferris Wheel and other attractions
All children accompanied by parent guardian will be
admitted to grounds free
Plan now to go to HoGlkss and enjoy day of fun
froc
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
BUSINESS W0MEN'S CLUB
WILL HAVE A PICNIC

The members Of the Business and
Professional Womeu's club will have
picnic at fuckers grove next Tues.
day evening. leaving the Community
Rooms at about $50 and hiking to
the scene OF reverly.
Members are requested TO bring
weiners, beef steak, hamburger, or
marshmallows, as well as sandwiches
or buns. They can use their judg-
ment as to wearing hiking clothes.
A business meeting will also be
held Miss Smith OF Pueblo will visit
the club soon and may be here for
this event
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
YOUNG DELTA MAN
FINISHES AT WEST POINT

Frederick A. Henney. son of Mr..
and Mrs. P. A. Henney, has Just
graduated from West Point with a
commission of Lieutenant in the U. S.
Army. He expects to spend the sum
mer at a training camp in Maine.
Nr Henney was a graduate Of Ola
the High school. He starred in ath-
le-ics and also stood high in his
studies
We are glad to extend congraula-
uons on his most recent achievement
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
lBY UNITED PREssl

CLEVELAND, O., June 1O-CaImly
and with solemn mien the Republican
National Convention convened here
at 10 a. m. Temporary Chairman
Theodore f. Burton delivered the
keynote address; the several COM
mittees, were appointed At 1:4O pm.
the convention adjourned until 1890
Wednesday morning.
As the delegates filed out of the
Municipal auditorium nothing was in
doubt but the vice presidency. the
candidate to make the race with
Coolidge. Frank o. Lowden. former
governor of Illinois. apparently the
choice Of the convention.
Delegations besieged the reso-
lutions committee with planks de-
nouncing the Ku Klux Klau and de-
manded plank opposing secret orders.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR
PAYMENT TO FARMERS

The Holly Sugar Company is max
ing up the payroll on the basis of 81
per ton payment for beets. This will
bring the payment for the 1923 crop
up to 80 per ton.
The full payment represents over
100000, but deductions. representing
adyancements to growers cut the pay
ment down to $4,000
Checks will be mailed out tomor
row
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
COOLIDGE AND DAWES
REPUBLICANS CHOICE
CBY UNITED PRESS)

CLEVELAND, O., JUNE 12- (5:3o
p. m)-cooLIOeE AND DAWES,
REPUBLICAN TICKET FOR 1924.
SILENT PRESIDENT HAS BEEN
HOOKED UP WITH MAN WHO
sPRANG OVER NIGHT TO FAME
BY GOING BEFORE CONGRESS
ONE DAY AND "cUssING" 1T OUT
FACE TO FACE.
BRlGADIER GENERAL cHAS
DAWES, OF ILLINOIS, WAS NOMI-
MATED HERE THIS AFTERNOON
ON THE THIRD BALLOT AFTER
FRANK o. LOWDEN HAD REFUSED
THE HONOR RENDERED HIM DUR
ING STAMPEDE AT THE AFTER
NOON SESSION.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
DELTA MEN GETS
BIG SCHOOLHOUSE JOB

George Gay. the Delta brick con
tractor, has been awarded the con
tract for the brick on the Olathe
schoolhouse; ]. E. Shue, electric wir-
ing and fixtures; w. E. McKie, the
cement work.
The contract proper was let to an
Olathe firm, and the three separate
items were given the Delta men. The
contract amounts to about $4,000.
1t will be remembered the Olathe
school burned a few months, being
for the most part a loss.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
AMERICAN LEGION GIVING
BALLOON DANCE TONIGHT

A Balloon dance will be a novel
feature presented at the Armory this
evening under the personal supervis-
ion of the American Legion.
Those Jazzy Tennessee Serenaders
will furnish the music and the usual
stipend of s110 will be charged for
IS worth of pleasure.
Get your girl and take her TO the
Balloon dance.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
CBY UNITED PREss)

CLEVELAND, June 12-President
Coolidge formally selected to lead the
Republican party to victory or defeat
at the polls this fall It was one of
the most extraordinary conventions
held here in years.
President Coolidge was given an
overwhelming vote of confidence and
another term at the White House
amid tumuItuous scenes of cheering
from both the delegates and the gal
leries.
The nomination of Coolidge was dis
posed of by the chair which ruled
unanimous vote. except loud negatives
from the Wisconsin delegates.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
TEN CARS CATTLE GO
TO EASTERN MARKET

Ten cars of cattle We're shipped out
from the Holly Sugar Company's feed
yards this week.
Nine cars went to Kansas City and
one car TO Denver. This about cleans
up the cattle, according to George
hampshire, who is in charge.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
Strawberry Day.

June 20 and 81 are the dates which
will be celebrated at Glenwood
Springs as Strawberry Day, and many
will avail themselves OF this op-
portunity to enjoy one or two days OF
fun and frolic. There will be free
strawberries for everybody. and free
swims in the famous pool.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13
lBY UNITED PREssN

CLEVELAND, June 11-All day and
all night the resolutions committee
battled with various planks presented
and demanded to be written into the
1924 platform. Representative Coop
er Of Wisconsin, was effectively steam
rollered by the committee which sent
his planks glimmering.
The Delta independent., 1924-06-13

TAlLEY ON THE WIRE

" R. Talley night dispatcher
ar the Delta depot made it pos
sihle for Independent readers to
, receive the final results from
the Republican National Con-
} vention at Cleveland
) The Delta office OF the West
eru Union closes at 500 p. m,
and Mr.. Talley gladly volunteer
ed to handle the bulletins. This
act on the part of the night
; ticker" is very much appereciat-
, ed.
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AVISO
Enmienda de Certifcado

A Quienes Interese:-
Por ell presente Sc hace saber que
Ramon Aleman, domiciliado en- Rlo
Piedras. ha solicitado de la Comision
de Servicio Pnblco autorizacion para
extender Ell recorrido de su guagua
"COQUETA'', tabilla P-54o desde
Rio Piedras al nuevo hip6dromo Rexacn
en- el Campamento LAS Casas'' en- los
dias en- cue. Sc celebren carreras Q
cuaiquier otro espectaculo pdblico.
Toda persona que ipor cualquier causa
desee oponerse la concession arriba
solicitada debera presentar esta jun
ia en- antes del dia 90 de abril de
1924 un escrito hacienda constar en-
desalle y bajo juramento los hechos
en- que funda su derecho para interven1r
Y ser oida.
Francisco del VALE, -JR.
Secretario Comisi6n de
Servicio Publico. Advt.
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sin embargo, alentado por tan esplendido
resultado continue tomando las PIldoras del
Dr. Lovett las cinco semaIias la terrible
erupci6n del cuerpo desapareci6 Ia llaga
cancerosa de Ia nariz Sc cerTo eompletameRte,
desde cltonces estoy disfrutando de magnff-
ca salud. rs maravilloso que despues de ha-
ber tornado tantas lnedicinas inatal:nente, me
haya curado de una nlanera tan coinpleta y
permanente con las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett.
Debo consignar, antes de poner punto esta
carta, que tambien sentfa fuertes dolores en-
todo el cuerpo, que tambien desaparecieron.
DIR. Lovett para todas las afeccienes de la
sangre ! All, 81 no frera por estas Pfldoras,
que desenlace tan fatal hubiera tenido 20 con
motive de la erupci0n la llaga que tan
preocupado me tenfan 1! a
Todos los que me conoeieron antes de tomar
las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett y me ven ahofa,
Sc han quedado absortos, pues causa de. los
padecimentos expresados me deshgure tanto
que estaba en- los huesos pero gracias al buen
patente de que he hablado, gozo de rnuy bue-
ma salud estoy fuerte como un leon. n
Conirmo todo 10 que he referido aquf y es-
toy dispuesto dar cuantas pruebas Sc me
pidan con respecto la virtud especial de las
Pfldoras del DR.. Loyett para curar 4 los in
curables, pues yo era uno de ellos y elias
Entire las numerosas personas que piteden res
ponder de todo 10 expuesto sobre mis- padeci-
mientos y mi curacion con las Pfldoras del DR..
Lovett, meneionare las siguientes: Aquilino
Rojas, Jose Alfonso Caballero, Angel Lapeira
y Benigno Tejeda. Estos sefores, todos mty
respetables, son de este conercio. Les aeom-
paho mi retrato para que vean ustedes 10 bien
todo a las Pfldoras del DR.. Lovett, que gozan
aquf de una reputation tan solida como bien
merecida. ~
(Firmado) ANGEL FERNANDEZ"
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$3.50 9 6;

Por haber recibido varios 70
Hos de papel blanco de peri6dico
cuyo estaco nos iinpide utiIizar-
10, podenes ofrecer una canti-
dad Iin,itada a $3.50 ouintal,
franqueo pagado y cortado al ta-
naailo que Sc desee.
Dirfjase a la Administrator de
Ell MuNDO. p.
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Curacion de una LlaSa Can
ceroSa en- la nariz y de
erupci6n en- todo ell cuerpo.
"Calle de Independence No. 1

"Calle de Independence No. 46,
SSnto Domingo, Provincial de Sta. Clara, Cuba.
"Hace tempo llegue de la Peninsula q es-
ce hospitalario y hermoso pais en- donde mis-
paisanos me metieron tanto miedo con ell v6-
mito, que quise evitar todo trance esa
enfermedad y, al efecto, tome muchIsmos me-
dicamentos anunciados para enriquecer La san
gre y, q pesar de todo, el sistema empezo
debilitarseme notablemente Mas tarde ME sa-
ho una maligna erupci6n por todo el cuerpo,
que me trafa desesperado. Caste mas de Gin
euenta centenes en- medicos nedicinas, la
erupci6n la debilidad no desaparecfan, sino
mas bien progresaban. Finalmente me sali6
un grano dentroA de La nariz, que sc me con-
comerne ese organo, y los doctores Rodrfguez,
Ohvera, Cabrera y Roias convinieron en- ope-
rarme, 10 cual no quise someterrne. Por
fortuna nae recommendation la z6n las Pill
doras del DR.. Loyett, que creo era la nnica
medicina que me faltaba per tomar, Y que, &
deeir verdad, empece tomar sin Greer resta-
blecerTne. Pronto comence a sentirne mejor,
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La DR.. Lovett Medicine Co., de
Nueva York, pagara
$1,000

en- moneda legal de los Estados
UnidOs q quienquiera pruebe que
no posee Ell original de todos y
cada uno de los testimonies en-
favor de las Pildoras del DR.. Lovett
que Sc publican en- la prensa,
hbros, etc.
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FLORES NATURALEs

lQuire usted conseguir Hermosos
Bouauets?. Bopitas Coronas y otros
trabajos artfsticos en- flores naturales
Lame al telefono 800 Santurce. (Stop
%. Martin Pena) Y sera atendido por
la sefora ISABEL RARST.
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Por falta de ejercicio unas veces
y por otras circunstancias, los que
padecen de llagas sufren general
nente de estrenimiento, que debe,
corregirse con un buen 1axante We
geta1 como cl HESSLIMPIALAX
del DR.. Hess, el cual es enteramen-
te compatible con las PILDORAS.
DEL DR.. LOVETT,sy tan ipofen-
sivo como estas pildoras.
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Para curar las llagas malignas
hay que trabajar por dentro.

fcie lirpia, no son nj pueden ser
cicatrizantes, puesto que el NAL es-
ia arraigado en- la sangre. Lo que
Sc requiere es un depurativo, un
purihcador de la sangre, un tonico
que vigorice el sistema en- general
cnnanr las "a.
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PILDORAS DEL DIR. LOYETT

Este gran remedio elinlina por
complete del sistema todo veneno,
y las tllceras de todo linaje ceden
prontamente a sus maravillosas
propiedades curativas.
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Cuando una llaga ilcera es len
ia en- cicatrizarse, es porque hay
alguna infection 8 veneno en- Ia
sangre. Las llagas 9 ulceras son
a veces el principle de un cancer, Y
aunque las lociones, los jabones ~
los unguentos mantienen la super